Kumana National Park Safari

One of the famous bird national parks in Asia, and over 255 bird species living in the park make it one of the most important, or perhaps the most important bird nesting and breeding grounds on the island. Which means the Kumana National Park Safari is the best option for local and foreign travelers whose prime craving is witnessing a variety of birds including migratory and endemic ones. Yala East National Park is the first name of it, and back on 6th September 2006; the officials gave it the current name. Unfortunately, the LTTE attacks kept this iconic national park closed from 1985 to March 2003. Anyway, since the civil war in Sri Lanka is over now; the Kumana National Park Safari is 100% safe.

Kumana Park And Bird Species: Natural water resources in the region support birds to a greater extent for nesting and breeding. Also, the annual rainfall and average temperature enhance these living qualities. April to July is the season that the highest numbers of migratory birds migrate to this national park. Some of these birds fly for over 9000 kilometers from their original countries to reach our Kumana park. All in all, the Kumana National Park Safari is the best plan for birdwatching on the planet, and you can also witness large mammals such as elephants and wild boar here. Anyway, the number of elephants in the herd is only 30-40, which is pretty much lower when compared to other national parks on the island.