|
Name |
Location |
Attractions |
|
Yala
(Ruhuna) National Park |
309
km. South of Colombo, Yala is approximately 1259 sq.km |
Yala comprises of scrubs, lagoons and rocky outcrops in the country’s
south-east and is a particularly good place to see elephants. There
are also leopards, bears, deer, crocodiles, wild boar, monkeys, buffalo
and wild peacocks |
| Bundala
National Park |
260
km from Colombo |
Sri
Lanka’s best spot for bird watching. All species of water birds
residence in the park and the migrant birds inhabit this park. Bundala
is especially famous for its flocks of visiting |
| Uda
Walawe National Park |
Situated
170km. South east of Colombo. |
Large
herds of Elephants and Deer species such as spotted Deer, Sambhur,
Barking deer and Langur. Wild Boar, Water Buffalo and Jackals are
some of the prominent wild animals found in this park along with a
wide variety of other fauna. |
| Wasgamuwa
National ParK |
200
km. away from Colombo |
The
Wasgamuwa National Park lies within the polonnaruwa and Matale Districts
and have the Mahaweli river and Amban river as its easern and western
boundaries. Tropical intermediate dry mixed evergreen forest predominates
this environment. |