Wilpattu, known for its “villus” (natural lakes), is a tranquil national park located in the northwest of Sri Lanka. With its unique blend of dry zone forest and open grasslands, it’s a great place to spot leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and many other wildlife species. Its less crowded nature also makes it a more peaceful safari destination.

– Kumana, known for its bird sanctuaries, is a hidden gem located in the southeast of Sri Lanka. The park’s wetlands and lagoons attract thousands of migratory birds, making it a prime destination for birdwatching. In addition to its avian population, the park is also home to leopards, elephants, and other wildlife, providing a complete nature experience.

Minneriya is renowned for the “Gathering,” a seasonal event where hundreds of elephants converge around the Minneriya Tank. This wildlife spectacle, along with the park's rich biodiversity of deer, birds, and aquatic creatures, makes it an exciting spot for wildlife enthusiasts and photographers.

A paradise for birdwatchers, Bundala is a coastal sanctuary and an important bird migratory route. With its wetlands, lagoons, and sandy beaches, the park is home to over 200 bird species, including the endangered flamingo. It’s a peaceful, scenic park that provides an ideal setting for bird watching and nature walks.

One of Sri Lanka’s most famous national parks, Yala is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including the elusive leopard. This park offers thrilling safari experiences through dense forests, grasslands, and lagoons, with a chance to witness animals like elephants, crocodiles, and numerous bird species in their natural habitats.

A haven for wildlife lovers, Udawalawe is famous for its large population of elephants. The park's vast grasslands and wetlands provide a perfect setting for safaris, where you can spot herds of elephants, water buffalo, and a variety of bird species. A great spot for nature enthusiasts and photographers alike.