The Perahera is a grand festival celebrated in Sri Lanka, particularly in the city of Kandy. It honors the sacred tooth relic of the Buddha, which is housed in the Temple of the Tooth. The festival features a vibrant procession with traditional dancers, drummers, and beautifully adorned elephants. Held annually in July or August, the Perahera lasts for several days, culminating in a spectacular final night. Participants wear colorful costumes and perform various cultural displays, showcasing the rich heritage of Sri Lanka. The event attracts both locals and tourists, making it a significant cultural highlight of the year.