The Wasgamuwa National Park is one of Sri Lanka’s most beloved wildlife parks, boasting a jaw-dropping collection of wild beasts and birds. Come explore this bounteous land and come face-to-face with some of the exotic creatures that live in this great sanctuary.
We take you through this glorious Wasgamuwa Park and bring you closer to some of the most dazzling and magnificent animals found in Sri Lanka, including rare species of birds and large herds of elephants.
The Wasgamuwa National Park is situated in the Matale and Polonnaruwa Districts in the heart of the island, while a herd of 150 elephants reside within its boundaries as well as over 140 species of birds. In fact, the park is renowned for attracting visitors who come to witness the iconic elephants as well as birding enthusiasts who take a keen interest in the endemic and migratory bird species that frequent these lands.
The Wasgamuwa Park is also home to two species of endemic monkeys, namely the Purple-faced Langur and the Toque Macaque, as well as other mammals including water buffalo, axis deer and a rare leopard or sloth bear.
Bird species such as the endemic Red-faced Malkoha and the Sri Lanka Junglefowl can be found here along with Painted Stork, Eurasian Spoonbill and the rare Sri Lanka Frogmouth. This is truly a birder’s paradise.
This protected wildlife refuge of Wasgamuwa is an important natural conservatory sanctuary and protects several species of endangered animals as well.
We take you on a 3-4 hour journey across this stunning Wasgamuwa National Park on an exclusive jeep safari that will exhilarate and thrill. Take a tour of this wonderful and magical wildlife park and experience an all-encompassing look at Sri Lanka’s wildlife as well as its natural splendour.
Can be extended to a full day safari with packed lunch at the park.
