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Sri Lanka

Kadadasi and the Backyard Forest

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Overview

Discover Kadadasi and the Backyard Forest – A Journey into Craft, Community, and Conservation

Step into Kadadasi, where recycled paper is handmade, forests are grown—not cut—and sustainability thrives in rural Sri Lanka.

Your journey begins with a guided tour of our eco-friendly paper-making workshop. Watch as banana fiber and discarded paper are transformed into beautiful, meaningful products by skilled rural women.

Next, walk through our lush permaculture garden and hand-grown forest—cultivated over 40 years and home to rich biodiversity. Learn how we balance small-scale industry with nature, supporting local livelihoods while protecting the planet.

End your visit with refreshments and receive a special plantable souvenir—your own piece of Kadadasi to take home and grow.

Whether you’re a conscious traveler or nature lover, this is a truly inspiring experience.

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What's Included

✓ Included

herbal tea or Tea can be given

✗ Not Included

Private transportation

Itinerary

Stop 1

Kadadasi Walk & Forest Experience Join us for a unique, eco-conscious experience in the heart of rural Sri Lanka. Begin your morning with a warm welcome and refreshments, followed by an inside look at our handmade paper-making factory. Then, stroll through our lush permaculture garden and explore the man-made forest cultivated over decades. Learn about sustainability, biodiversity, and the harmony between nature, community, and craft. You’ll also witness how banana fiber is harvested, how paper is blended and dried, and how rural women transform recycled materials into meaningful products. The tour ends with a light snack and a special plantable souvenir to take home—an invitation to grow your own piece of Kadadasi. Perfect for nature lovers, conscious consumers, and curious minds.