Witness the ancient Sri Lankan art of clay pottery-making dating back thousands of years.
Experience the process of transforming mud into vessels used for traditional cooking, just a half-hour drive from the cultural triangle.
You will see the art of framing pottery in the traditional way, and how these artisans adapt their craft to suit modern expectations and styles.
Enjoy a fresh king coconut offered by local villagers and gain insight into rural lifestyle and hospitality.
This responsible excursion will immerse you in a traditional industry, a home-grown livelihood that deserves recognition and support. Why not try your hand at making your own pot and take it home as a souvenir?
Why should you book this trip?
- Experience the traditional methods of pottery-making by a village of dedicated potters.
- Get hands-on experience by making your own clay pot using traditional methods.
- Help support the well-being of local stakeholders, as this is an excellent community-based excursion.
- Couple this excursion with a visit to the Rigitala Archeological Mountain.
- Experience real, traditional, non-touristic village life.
- Stop for refreshments and snacks at different places. Feel free to be adventurous with what’s sold by the locals at wayside make-shift stalls. Mostly fresh fruit.
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