Many different species of birds can be found in this national park which serves as a bird sanctuary. As a nesting site for both migratory and native birds, the park is a birdwatcher's dream come true.

One of the most visited parks in Sri Lanka is Minneriya National Park. Numerous Asian elephant herds are known to reside there. Bring your camera so you can take pictures of these magnificent animals when you visit.

For those who enjoy the outdoors, this park is a paradise. Aside from the numerous wildlife and natural features that make this place perfect for observing and taking in the sights, this park is home to sloth bears, leopards and elephants all of which can be seen running along the path.

One of the most fascinating facts about Wilpattu National Park is the naturally created ‘Willus’. These indentations of land are filled by rainwater during the rainy season. These create vital watering holes where wildlife can survive. Watch the crocodiles and water buffaloes that congregate to feed in these areas.

At Bundala National Park, you can come across over 190 species of birds. Birds who migrate from international grounds arrive in this park to nest for the winter, due to Sri Lanka’s warm climate. One of the special birds that you can find here is the greater flamingo.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site Yala National Park, is located in the southern region of Sri Lanka. Although it is well-known for having the most leopards of any Sri Lankan national park, it is also well worth a visit because of its vast views of plains, valleys and lakes where crocodiles can be seen lounging in the sun.