Each night a rubber tapper must remove a thin layer of bark along a downward half spiral on the tree trunk. If done carefully and with skill, this tapping panel will yield latex for up to 5 years. Then the opposite side will be tapped allowing this side to heal over. The spiral allows the latex to run down to a collecting cup. The work is done at night so the latex will run longer before drying out.

In the morning, you can see the teams of ladies who keep baskets on back start their plantation job by plucking tea leaves one by one by hand.

The area is very popular for travelers who prefer mountain biking , trekking and hiking.
There are exciting mixture of tracks and trails along the slopes, valleys and the roads through tea and rubber plantations which are ideal for any mountain biker. If you are having an considerable fitness and like off-road experience,cycling is the best way you can experience the essence of this tropical country environment which is rich with water streams, rivers, rocks and rain forests.
In addition , the area is ideal for many hard adventure activities like rope adventure.

The entire land is a paradise for a number of endangered bird species, reptiles and small creatures.You have many opportunities to study the bird life.The Wild Boar and Hedgehog are the important varieties of wild life species found around the area when you go inside the jungle.

One of the most important activities we can arrange for you is camping in the jungle. At an environment rich with nature and wild life, camping is the best way of getting the real experience of them, we are very keen on camping and facilitate you with all the requirements.

Pahiyangala is just 12kms away Where the pre-historic man lived 37,000 years ago.Valuable fossils of the pre-historic man have been found in this pit. A large rocky mountain loomed before us through the misty morning, when we were proceeding towards the village "Yatagampitiya" 5 km off Bulathsinhala in the Kalutara district, where an early human habitation existed thousands of years ago, today known as "Pahiyangala".

Indeed, it is a wonderful creation of nature and we had to climb up a long flight of stone steps to reach the main cave, which formed like a cobra's head naturally. Certainly, you will hold back your breath for a few seconds seeing the hugeness of this cave, measuring, 200ft in length and 150ft in height, supposed to be the largest rock cave in Sri Lanka and 3000 people could be sheltered in it very easily.