We were taken into the processing hut and shown some wax candles which are made from the bee’s wax, wax sheets which bee farmers buy to attract the bee’s to set up home, wax blocks which are used by the Batik makers, soap and cream which you can apply to the skin. Then we were shown the honey making process and a large bucket of honey waiting to be processed. Apparently the farmers bring the honey there to be processed where it is bottled and sold on. Although only a small operation it was very interesting and the guide was very informative, as we left I bought a small pot of the jungle honey with the intention of giving it to Adam as a gift for Tobasky.