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Festive opening hours:

Thursday 19th December: 9am – 12pm

Saturday 21st December: Closed

Christmas Eve: 9am – 2pm

Christmas Day & Boxing Day: Closed

New Year’s Eve: 9am – 2pm

New Year’s Day: Closed

 

Normal opening hours:

Monday – Friday: 9am – 5pm

Saturdays: 9am – 2pm

Sundays: closed

Rickshaw Travel
Sri Lanka
Mud house overview

Back to nature at The Mudhouse

Bite-sized trip
  • Itinerary:
    Anamaduwa
  • Duration:
    3 days / 2 nights (flexible)
  • Price:
    From £ 519.- per person (excluding flights)
Immerse yourself in rural Sri Lanka and live amongst nature on this bite-sized trip. The Mudhouse is quite a unique property in an off-the-beaten track setting, with a dedicated sustainability ethos. It's one for the more adventurous traveller, but a stay here is magical and memorable.
Mud House

Day 1 – Arrival at The Mudhouse, Anamaduwa

The Mudhouse is a totally unique place to stay! Surrounded by forest and lakes, the thatched huts are built entirely from natural materials, are open to nature and blend harmoniously into the natural environment. All meals are included in the price. You can expect a hearty range of Sri Lankan food with much of the produce grown on-site.

The Mudhouse has a sustainable ethos: they only employ local people, are mindful that the property leaves a minimal footprint on the natural surroundings, and either farm all their own produce or buy it as locally as possible. It’s a wonderfully peaceful, friendly and welcoming place to spend a few days.

Days 2-3 – Explore & depart

There is plenty to keep you busy during your stay, and all local activities are included in the price. These can be arranged locally and do not need to be pre-booked, so you can play it by ear. Bicycles are available to explore the jungle trails and kayaks to explore the lake. The mysterious Paramakanda Rock Temple is just 2km away and well worth a visit, as is the historical site of Tonigala with its intriguing ancient inscriptions. Foodies can learn how to make authentic Sri Lankan food with the chef in the Mudhouse kitchen. And wildlife lovers can take a guided bird-watching walk along the nature trails.

On your final day your chauffeur guide will be waiting for you, ready to continue your journey. Although we suspect you’ll want to extend your stay!

Accommodation

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This bite-sized trip combines well with