Yala National Park, located in the southeastern part of Sri Lanka, is one of the country's most popular destinations for wildlife enthusiasts. With its diverse ecosystems, including grasslands, forests, and…
View PostLocated 22km north of Habarana, Kaudulla National Park serves as a vital link in the elephant migratory corridor connecting Minneriya and Wasgomuwa National Parks to the south, and Somawathiya National…
View PostThe lowland rainforests of Sri Lanka occur in the southwest of the island in the low country wet zone. They are found at largely below 1,000m in elevation, where the…
View PostKanneliya Forest Reserve situated in the Galle region is the biggest of forest complex in srilanka. Kanneliya is considered as one of most biologically diverse areas in the country.The…
View PostThe enormous Gal Oya National Park lies some 50km inland from the coast, in a little-visited corner of the island west of the regional capital of Ampara.. The Park was…
View PostThe Island of Sri Lanka is honored with numerous eminent attractions, preeminent is the elephant population. Perceiving the significance of saving these great animals the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage is an…
View PostWith crowds of elephants, wild bison, sambar deer and panthers, this Sri Lankan national park matches the savannah reserves in Africa. Truth be told, for elephant-viewing, Uda Walawe frequently surpasses…
View PostThis 357-sq-km park often still referred to by its old name, Yala East, is much less frequently visited than its busy neighbour, Yala National Park. The result is a less…
View PostWasgomuwa National Park is one of the most unspoilt of all Sri Lanka’s reserves, enjoying an isolated position and being largely enclosed and offered a measure of protection by two…
View PostAccessed around 15km east of Hambantota , Bundala National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s foremost destinations for birdwatchers, protecting an important area of coastal wetland famous for its abundant…
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