Experience Sri Lanka's Wildlife Paradise! Our national parks protect incredible biodiversity and offer unforgettable wildlife encounters. From leopard safaris in Yala to the Great Elephant Gathering in Minneriya, discover the island's rich natural heritage through sustainable eco-tourism experiences.
Yala National Park
Sri Lanka's most visited wildlife park, famous for leopard sightings and diverse ecosystems.
Wilpattu National Park
Largest national park with natural lakes (willus), leopards, and untouched wilderness.
Minneriya National Park
Home to the world-famous elephant gathering at Minneriya Tank during dry season.
Udawalawa National Park
Famous for large herds of wild elephants and scenic landscapes with reservoirs.
Horton Plains National Park
Highland ecosystem with World's End cliff, rare plants, and unique wildlife.
Bundala National Park
Wetland sanctuary and Ramsar site, perfect for birdwatching and flamingos.
Kumana National Park
Known for birdlife, mangrove ecosystems, and Yala extension with wildlife.
Wasgamuwa National Park
Rich wildlife with forests, rivers, grasslands, and ancient ruins.
Gal Oya National Park
Gal Oya is famous for its wildlife and the unique experience of seeing elephants swimming in the Senanayake Samudraya reservoir. It is a peaceful park with rich biodiversity and beautiful natural scenery.
Kaudulla National Park
Kaudulla National Park is well known for large gatherings of wild elephants, especially during the dry season. It is an important conservation area with grasslands, forests, and a large reservoir.
Lahugala National Park
Lahugala National Park is a small but important wildlife reserve, mainly known for elephants and water birds. The park plays a key role in protecting elephant migration routes.
Maduru Oya National Park
Maduru Oya National Park is a protected area with dry-zone forests, grasslands, and reservoirs. It supports diverse wildlife and is historically significant due to ancient irrigation systems.