Rubber production in Sri Lanka began in 1876, and in the villages some families have kept the craft going for generations. This visit shows you how it is still done by hand, and how life runs for the people who do it.
What you do
- The plantation: walk through a rubber plantation and hear how the industry began in Sri Lanka.
- Tapping: see the traditional method village tappers use to draw rubber milk from the trees.
- Making the sheets: look at the equipment used to make and store rubber sheets.
Priced per person. Choose the number of people when you book. We confirm the meeting point and start time with you after booking.
