Excursions to the factory goes every half an hour. (Till 16.30, as I remember) If you want to see working machines, you need to come in early mornings (may be not all days) But it’s not necessary to see exactly working process. It’s interesting anyway....More

Their prime intention is to make you purchase their products. the climate is very soothing. can visit.

Overall the place is very nice. However, we did not receive a fair treatment. After purchasing the ticket they told us that the factory was not working that day and therefore the machines were off... The girl who guided us through the tour was just...More

Went here because of youtube recommendation. We visited couple of tea factories in Sri Lanka, but we liked this one the least. It was the only one factory, where we had to pay for entrance and the only one where the staff absolutely did not...More

We visited Pedro Factory on Monday but there was nothing happening. We were told that the factory does not function on Mondays - very strange. According to our driver/tour guide, each time he visited this factory the equipment was not functioning.

Nice setting especially combined with a walk to Lover’s Leap Waterfall Factory tour is 250rp - we went on a Sunday and not much was happening so better to try another day. It was nice walking around the tea plantation. Staff were friendly and the...More

Nice little tour that explains all about tea production, you get to see all the equipment and a guide with a decent cuppa afterwards. Very relaxed and interesting insights into employment practice from the various worker notices on the walls. We combined with a walk...More