Ran Paduru Weaving – The Magic Carpet of Sri Lanka
Watch master weavers create golden mats, a vanishing Sri Lankan art form.
Ran Paduru Weaving – The Magic Carpet of Sri Lanka
“A Pan Padura”, which translates to “a reed mat”, is a staple in every household in rural Sri Lanka. Each intricately designed mat is woven by hand for over a month, using reeds harvested from the local fields. Using the practices shared by the local villagers, try your hand at creating a reed mat of your own.
Average wind speed
9-12 kmph
Average Temperature
27 °C at 12.30 pm
Option 01
Kevan’s Casa to Rathna Ella village – a 20 min. drive by vehicle and 300m walking distance from “Gama Gedara
Option 02
Kevan’s Casa to Rathna Ella village – a 40 min. drive by mountain bike and 300m walking distance from “Gama Gedara”
Difficulty Levels
Easy
Recommended Dress Code
Casual / Active wear
Recommended Time
Before 17:00 Hrs.
Safety
Guests participating in this activity will be fully insured.
Equipment
Binoculars are provided by the Hotel.
Guide
An experienced tour guide is provided by the hotel.
Reservation by Phone
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