WILPATTU NATIONAL PARK

Sri Lanka’s largest, renowned for its diverse wildlife and scenic landscapes.

Wilpattu national park is in the northwest of Sri Lanka, spans over 1,300 square kilometers of pristine wilderness. Renowned for its diverse ecosystems and abundant wildlife, it’s a sanctuary for numerous species including elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and countless bird species. The park’s landscape is characterized by dense scrublands, serene lakes, and towering trees, creating a picturesque backdrop for safari adventures. Visitors can explore its network of trails, keeping a keen eye out for elusive leopards slinking through the foliage or majestic elephants grazing by the water’s edge. Wilpattu National Park untouched beauty and rich biodiversity make it a must-visit destination for nature enthusiasts.

Into the Heart of the Wild

DISCOVER THE WILD

Elephants

This Park is famed for its flourishing elephant population. These majestic creatures roam freely within the park’s boundaries, often seen near water sources or grazing in open plains. Observing these gentle giants in their natural habitat is a highlight of any visit to Yala

Reptiles

Yala Park harbors diverse reptiles including crocodiles, snakes, and monitor lizards. Mugger crocodiles glide stealthily in its waterways while sleek snakes slither through the undergrowth. lizards, with their distinctive markings, bask in the sun, adding to the park’s reptilian charm.

Birdlife

It hosts over 200 bird species, including the colorful Indian peafowl, endemic Sri Lankan junglefowl, and rare black-necked stork. Birdwatchers can spot diverse avian life, from vibrant parakeets to majestic raptors, making it a haven for bird enthusiasts.

Leopards

This National Park in Sri Lanka is renowned for its leopard population, boasting one of the highest densities in the world. Visitors can sometimes catch glimpses of these elusive big cats as they roam through the park’s diverse landscapes