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Partner with us

Timetravel Ceylon works at the intersection of culture, research, and experience design.

Beyond our curated journeys, we collaborate with universities, museums, foundations, and community arts organisations to create exposure visits, field programmes, and immersive study tours that reveal the living heritage of Sri Lanka.

Our work is rooted in oral histories, traditional craft, ecological knowledge, and place-based storytelling—offering institutions an authentic, ethically grounded engagement with Sri Lankan culture.

What we offer

Field immersion programmes

Universities and Research Centres, this is your invitation to partner with us.

Let’s collaborate on immersive, place-based field experiences that introduce students to Sri Lanka’s living cultural landscapes. These programmes are meant to bridge theory and lived experience.

Heritage and craft exposure visits

Curated encounters with master artisans, village ateliers, and traditional craft lineages.

Participants witness the knowledge systems, rituals, and social histories that shape material culture.

Community-based research facilitation

Support for institutions conducting ethnographic, environmental, or cultural research within local communities.

We provide ethical frameworks, introductions, translation, and on-ground guidance.

Cultural mapping workshops

Interactive workshops that explore how stories, spaces, and memory intersect in a given landscape.


Participants learn methodologies for mapping intangible heritage, narratives, and community practices.

Residencies with local artists and artisans

Short-term creative residencies that pair visiting artists or scholars with hereditary craft practitioners.

These exchanges foster dialogue, co-creation, and preservation through lived practice.

Curated visits for arts foundations

Bespoke cultural itineraries designed for arts patrons, trustees, and philanthropic foundations.

These engagements reveal Sri Lanka’s most compelling cultural projects, innovators, and community movements.