Immerse yourself in a traditional Sri Lankan cooking experience. Learn to cook authentic dishes over a fireplace and enjoy the delicious lunch you've prepared.

Step back in time and understand the traditional Sri Lankan Walauwa lifestyle by exploring the historic Elpitiya Walauwa, with a legacy of over 185 years.

Embark on an educational journey with a tea factory tour. Experience tea plucking in the estate fields and indulge in a tea tasting session with an expert planter.

Discover the beauty of our 100-acre estate and the scenic Mahaweli River bank through cycling, trekking, or a leisurely walk.

Start your day with a serene morning walk along the banks of the Mahaweli River, located in close proximity to the Walauwa.

Experience a seasonal adventure by crossing Sri Lanka's longest river, the Mahaweli, by a traditional ferry (available during the dry season).

Explore one of the oldest God Skanda's Devalayas in the Kandy region. You can also enjoy a walk through lush paddy fields and vegetable cultivations.

Visit the historic temples of Embekka, Gadaladeniya, and Lankatilleke. Choose your mode of transport: Car, Tuk-Tuk, or for the more adventurous, by cycle.

Explore the scenic Kotmale village, its stupa, and the impressive reservoir. You can also visit a traditional blacksmith workshop.

Unleash your creativity at a village batik house. Learn the traditional art of batik making and create your very own masterpiece to take home.

Visit a traditional drum making village and witness the intricate craftsmanship that goes into creating these vibrant instruments.

Discover the age-old techniques of brass making with a visit to a local factory and see skilled artisans at work.

Witness the masterful art of woodcarving with a visit to a local factory and admire the detailed creations of talented craftsmen.

Embark on an adventurous mountain bike tour through the charming local villages and experience the authentic rural life of Sri Lanka.

Explore spice and vegetable gardens in the picturesque regions of Gampola and Nawalapitiya.