This park covers over 30,000 hectares of land and is a key habitat for Sri Lanka’s elephant population. As it
This park hosts a unique habitat of floodplains and villus, and is irrigated by the Mahaweli River, making the land
Located in the north central province of Sri Lanka, this enclosure was declared around the ancient Minnerya reservoir, which was
The Maduru Oya national park is relatively new and was established to protect the ecosystems harbored by five reservoirs within
Lunugamvehera is a natural park that serves as a passageway for elephants migrating between Udawalawe and Yala. Being in the
Despite being one of the smallest national parks in Sri Lanka, Lahugala Kitulana national park is a key nesting ground
Formerly known as Yala East National Park, Kumana Bird Sanctuary is sure to enthrall bird watchers. A short distance south
Kaudulla national park near Polonnaruwa is centered on an ancient irrigation tank built by King Mahasen. It underwent reconstruction in
Covering approximately 26000 hectares, the park has regions of varying elevation, ranging from 30m to 900m. This gives it both
As the name implies, this park contains several floodplains that gather rainwater and sustain the local ecosystem. The landscape ranges
