Watch acres of sky and land fill with 20,000 birds – Bundala National Park
Birdwatching at Bundala National Park lets you explore 6000 hectares brimming with bright-eyed birdlife – with close to 200 species inhabiting the skies, trees and lagoons.
SLDT/1702/BW01
Why should you book this trip?
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It is a fascinating safari for those who love birds, mammals and crocodiles in a beautiful natural environment.
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Bundala National Park is renowned as a Ramsar site; a wetland of international importance, where migratory birds nest during their stay - away from winter.
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One of the ideal places to see an impressive diversity of both migrant and endemic birds in Sri Lanka, at a great frequency and at times unbelievable proximity.
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Equally unique place to see both saltwater crocodiles and freshwater crocodiles.
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A wonderland of elephants, most of which reside permanently, with seasonal migratory herds arriving for short periods at Bundala.
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The biodiversity of the Park is prolific with 383 plant species being recorded here, six of which are endemic and seven endangered.
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A Park with countless picture-postcard opportunities.
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Visiting this Park could easily be combined with the dates you spend in the southern Sri Lanka, or when you are visiting Yala National Park.
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Opportunity to interact with the local fishing community.
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An experienced birding guide/naturalist accompanying you will make this tour that much more meaningful and engaging.