Udawalawa National Park
Sanctuary of Giants
Sanctuary of Giants
Udawalawe National Park, which is located bordering the provinces of Sabaragamuwa and Uva in Sri Lanka, is where wild animals roam free in their numbers. It's a popular tourist attraction on the island and sees large numbers of locals and foreign visitors all throughout the year.
Udawalawe is amongst the most important habitats for Sri Lankan elephants. The gentle giants gather upon the banks of the Udawalawe Reservoir in large herds, creating a beautiful spectacle that thrills onlookers. It is estimated that Udawalawe National Park has over 250 resident elephants which certainly heightens the site's appeal. The park is also home to fishing cats, Sri Lankan axis deer, water buffaloes, and many species of water birds.
in Udawalawa National Park
Witness magnificent views of wild elephant herds wandering near the Udawalawe Reservoir.
Experience the beauty of wild elephant herds roaming freely near the reservoir in their natural habitat.
A beautiful view of the graceful Spotted Deer roaming freely in the park's diverse landscape.
