Sinharaja Forest Reserve
A Biodiversity Hotspot
A Biodiversity Hotspot
Sinharaja is a beautiful and scenic rainforest full of life, with lush greenery, tall trees, and many unique animal species. It is the last remaining area Of virgin tropical rainforest in the south-west wet zone of Sri Lanka and is protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Step into a peaceful world hidden away from modern life, See the trees, wildlife, and even the smallest parts Of the forest come together as one living system, and experience nature in its purest form. Revitalise your mind and body by venturing into the wilderness; ease yourself into sense Of tranquility at one Of the islands most ancient forestlands unscathed by the effects Of modernisation!
The Sinharaja (literally meaning Lion King) rainforest is home to many endemic Sri Lankan trees and plant life. There is also a myriad of animal species such as the native purple-faced leaf monkey, torque macaques, grey langurs, many exotic butterflies and birds inclusive of the 26 that are endemic to Sri Lanka.
The vast and vibrant forest has so much to offer and the journey to discovery at Sinharaja starts with an enticing trekking experience where one will have the opportunity to get closer to mother nature.
Top sights under Sinharaja Forest Reserve
Embark on guided nature trails through the dense canopy to witness the rich biodiversity.
Marvel at the crystal-clear streams and rivers flowing through the heart of the rainforest.
Encounter unique reptiles like the Green Pit Viper and other rare species native to Sinharaja.
