Sri lanka park guide

💥 If you're looking to explore the most pristine ecosystems and the tracks of elephants and leopards, but Africa is too far away, then head to Sri Lanka. Sri Lanka is one of the most biodiverse countries in the world, with over 20 national parks and nature reserves across the nation. 1️⃣ Wilpattu National Park It is the largest and oldest national park in Sri Lanka, located to the west of the ancient city of Anuradhapura. The park is home to wild elephants, leopards, deer, and 31 other species of mammals. 2️⃣ Yala National Park Located in the southeast of Sri Lanka, it is the second-largest national park in the country. With a diverse range of ecosystems, Yala features not only forests but also grasslands, beaches, rivers, lakes, swamps, and wastelands. Visitors can spot herds of spotted deer, buffalo, wild boar, crocodiles, and flamingos, and there is also a chance to see leopards, making it the forest with the highest density of leopards in the world. 3️⃣ Kumana National Park Located to the east of Yala National Park, also known as East Yala National Park. Kumana is famous for its abundance of birds, with over 400 species, making it the most important bird breeding ground in Sri Lanka. Rare species include the black-necked stork, little egret, and white spoonbill. #Kumana National Park# Yala National Park# Wilpattu National Park#Sri lanka#trip dairy#travel guide#Anuradhapura #Sri lanka park