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 Horton Plains National Park Once a popular colonial game plateau near Little England and named after the Governor Sir Robert Wilmot Horton, Horton Plains was declared as a national park in 1988. Situated in the Central Highland  protected area complex and being the home for vast number of unique and endemic floral ...




Annaiwilundawa Wildlife Sanctuary

On the Puttalam Road approximately 100km north of Colombo (15km north of Chilaw), an unsigned left turn 300 metres beyond of the 91km post leads 1.5km down a quiet lane into the heart of another unique wetland region. Annaiwilundawa is a cluster of shallow, 12th-century, manmade, cascading freshwater reservoirs surrounded by ...




Minneriya National Park

 Minneriya Elephant Gathering Built in 300AD by King Mahasena, Minneriya Wewa (reservoir) was later included in the unique irrigation network of the dry zone of ancient Sri Lanka. Minneriya, together with her rich catchment area and precious wildlife associated, was declared as a National Park in 1997. This protected ...




Wilpattu National Park

  Wilpattu National Park An exile from the Indian mainland sailed to the Northwest coast of Sri Lanka in 543 BC, met a local tribal queen and married her. They, King Vijaya and Princess Kuveni, founded the race Sinhala, the history says. The historical sites where Vijaya landed on and subsequently met Kuveni are still ...




Gal Oya National Park

Gal Oya National Park was established on the 12 February, 1954, in order to protect a portion of the 100,000 hectare catchment area of the massive Senanayake Samudra. It was created by the damming of the river called the Gal Oya with the goal of opening up 162,000 hectares of forest land for agricultural development and was ...




Kaudulla National Park

Kaudulla National Park is a 6,656ha section of dry evergreen monsoonal forest centered on the Kaudulla tank in the Polonnaruwa District.  Opened on September 21, 2002, it is one of Sri Lanka’s newest parks and forms the central link in the chain of protected elephant (Elephas maximus) habitat that extends from the ...




Yala

Le parc national de Yala, situé à environ 300 km de Colombo, comporte des plantes et des espèces animales rares et observer une famille de léopards est la récompense ultime que vous pourriez espérer. Le parc abrite des sambars, ours, cerfs tachetés, crocodiles, singes, ...




Jeep Safari

Le parc national de Wasgamuwa s'étend sur une vaste superficie et abrite une grande variété d'espèces d'oiseaux et d'animaux.




La pléthore de parcs nationaux est un autre joyau dans son patrimoine écologique. Le Yala, Minneriya, Uda Walawe Wilpattu et parcs nationaux abritent une variété d'animaux sauvages, d'oiseaux, d'insectes et de plantes qui sont endémiques à l'île et bien documentés par ...




L'Uda Walawe parc national est situé à une distance de 200 km de Colombo et les maisons d'environ 500 éléphants, des léopards, des cerfs, buffles, mangoustes, des chacals et des ours paresse.



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