Bundala National Park

Location: Southeastern Sri Lanka

Area: 62 sq km

Established: 1993

Bundala is Sri Lanka’s first Ramsar Wetland site and a paradise for birdwatchers. It attracts migratory birds like flamingos and herons during winter months. The park’s lagoons also provide habitats for crocodiles and sea turtles that nest along its beaches.

Visitors can enjoy jeep safaris or guided walks through Bundala’s coastal landscapes to observe its rich biodiversity up close.

These parks collectively showcase Sri Lanka’s incredible biodiversity and cultural heritage while offering unforgettable wildlife experiences through safaris and eco-tourism activities.

Attractions: Bundala is a wetland paradise, famous for its migratory birds like the Greater Flamingo. The park is also home to crocodiles, turtles, and elephants3.

Things to Do: Birdwatching tours are a highlight here, with the chance to spot bee-eaters and openbill storks. Visitors can also observe turtles nesting on the park’s beaches from October to January.

Unique Features: Bundala’s coastal lagoons and beaches provide a unique habitat for marine life, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.