Ruins of the Sugar Industry

The Ruins of the Sugar Industry are the remnants of historic factories, equipment, and facilities from a period when sugar production was a major economic activity. These ruins often include old mills, fermentation tanks, and processing buildings, reflecting the area's past industrial significance. They serve as tangible links to the history of sugar cultivation, trade, and labor, often linked to colonialism and local development. Today, these sites are preserved as cultural heritage, providing insight into technological pasts, social history, and the economic impact of the sugar industry on regional communities.