Mask Making Tour from Ambalangoda

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1. Ambalangoda, nestled on Sri Lanka's southwestern coast, is a charming town renowned for its vibrant cultural heritage and traditional arts. Famous for its intricate wooden masks and devil dancers, Ambalangoda is a hub of craftsmanship and creativity. Visitors can immerse themselves in the rich folklore of the region by exploring the numerous mask-making workshops and witnessing captivating performances. Beyond its artistic allure, the town boasts stunning beaches, offering a serene escape for travelers seeking both cultural immersion and relaxation.

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2. You will have seen these wonderful masks adorning walls as you travel around Sri Lanka but have you ever wondered how they are made On this experience, we take you to visit an arts and crafts shop tucked away in Galle Fort not only to learn all about the history of mask making in Sri Lanka but also to give you the opportunity to create your own. You will learn the fascinating and age-old techniques from your host in Kolam where masks are usually made from a light wood called “Kaduru”. Follow your host’s guidance and observe his techniques as together you can create your own traditional mask.

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How it compares in Hikkaduwa

• Its from-price is close to the median of the 198 experiences we list in Hikkaduwa.
• It is shorter than most of them.
• By number of reviews it ranks 70 of 198.
• The operator lists free cancellation on it.

About Hikkaduwa

Hikkaduwa is a beach town on Sri Lanka's south-west coast, known for surf breaks, coral reefs and sea turtles, a short way north of Galle.

Hikkaduwa stretches along the south-west coast of Sri Lanka, a strip of palm-fringed beach lined with guesthouses, cafés and surf shops. The Hikkaduwa Marine National Park protects a coral reef offshore, seen from glass-bottomed boats and by snorkellers, and turtles come to feed in the shallows. Surfers use the reef breaks along the shore.

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