Udawalawe National Park Safari

This park is the third most-visited park in the country, and it suggests that Udawalawe National Park Safari is undoubtedly a special one. The park provides a safer living space for the animals that got displaced by the Udawalawe Reservoir construction. Udawalawe National Park Safari takes a top spot in witnessing Sri Lankan elephants and water birds. Located 165 kilometers from Colombo in the boundary of wet/dry zones, making the area to get dual properties, and the physical features including plains and a well-developed road chain make safaris convenient and more practical here.

Udawawalawe National Park Safari Features: March to May and October to January are the rainy seasons, and the average temperature in the region is about 28 degrees Celsius. Rich conditions in the park lead to a high animal density, and 43 mammals, 184 birds, 33 reptiles, 21 fishes, and 135 butterfly species live in there. The reservoir is the prime factor that attracts elephants and water birds; hence witnessing these animals is a guaranteed fact. A quick tip: the elephant heard in the park may have over 250 individuals, making Udawalawe National Park Safari a one that undoubtedly lets you witness cute Sri Lankan elephants.

Plenty of mammals, reptiles, birds, and fishes live in the region thanks to excellent conditions in this national park. Plan your next safari with us; we will take you to the best places at the right time. The dry season is the best time of the year for safaris as all the animals gather around the reservoir for their water needs.