Sri Lanka proudly claims its place among the world’s top biodiversity hotspots, harboring an exceptional array of endemic plants and animals. With ninety-one species of mammals, including the majestic Asian elephants, elusive leopards, sloth bears, sambar, and wild buffaloes, the island captivates wildlife enthusiasts. Notably endangered species like the red slender Loris, Toque Macaque, and Purple-faced Langur face threats due to habitat loss, as acknowledged by the IUCN.
While the mighty elephants and rare amphibians add to the country’s ecological richness, the avian residents steal the spotlight. Boasting 433 bird species, including 20 endemics and 80 distinct Sri Lankan races, Sri Lanka’s birdlife thrives in its diverse ecosystems.
Embark on a unique wildlife safari in Sri Lanka, experiencing the biodiversity of both dry and wet zone jungles.
Explore Renowned Safari Jungles:
Minneriya, Hurulu Eco, Kaudulla National Parks: Encounter wild elephants and diverse bird species.
Wilpattu National Park: Witness a variety of animals in their natural habitat.
Udawalawe: Particularly renowned for wild elephants and bears.
Yala: Ideal for leopard sightings and observing various wildlife.
Kumana: A haven for birdwatching enthusiasts.
Bundala National Park: Explore a birdwatcher’s paradise.
Embark on a journey through these world-renowned safari destinations, where every step unveils the wonders of Sri Lanka’s diverse and captivating wildlife.
