Eco-tours, hands-on farming and creative retreats — all inside the buffer of a UNESCO World Heritage sanctuary.
Thirteen ways to meet the Peak Wilderness — every one guided by our own scientists, farmers and naturalists, every one designed to leave no trace. Pick a path below.
Cloud forest, endemic birds and — if the forest allows — the shadow of a leopard.
A guided, low-impact trek through dense cloud forest near sacred Adam’s Peak, reading the forest with a field scientist.
Nights under old-growth canopy — minimal gear, zero trace, maximum forest.
Quiet hides and dawn watches for langurs, junglefowl and the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.
Join real fieldwork: help our team log flowering plants and all 33 endemic bird species.
Retreats for minds that need a canopy: meditate, write, paint, listen.
Guided stillness by the Magal Oya — breathwork, forest bathing and river sound.
A distraction-free hideout with desks in the trees for scholars and storytellers.
Plein-air sessions across tea slopes and mist — bring a brush, leave with a series.
Field-recording walks and deep-listening sits inside a UNESCO soundscape.
Work the land the Maliboda way — then taste it.
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A team of scientists, conservationists and environmental specialists working on eco-living practices, environmental conservation, and sustainable agro-leisure in Sri Lanka’s Peak Wilderness.