Wildlife & Nature Retreat

Ridiyagama Safari Park – Visit the safari park which is separated into various zones based on the types of animals present, carnivorous and herbivorous. Take an off-road vehicle or bus tour of the park to see the animals roaming freely.

Yala National Park –After that head to Yala, a destination that naturalists and outdoor enthusiasts would love! For those with an adventurous spirit, try trekking or a jeep safari through Yala National Park. Leopards are commonly seen here and visitors can see them while watching the elephants by the lake.

Walawe River Safari –The Walawe River Safari is an intriguing boat trip that offers an incredible adventure while winding through stunning landscapes. Travelling through the calm waters of the Walawe River allows you to see a natural setting. Discover a variety of creatures including playful monkeys, adventurous crocodiles, and calm water buffaloes.

Birds Research Center & Resort –There are 3200 native and exotic birds representing 180 species living in Birds Park. Situated in the southern region of the island, the 35-acre park is devoted to ornithology enthusiasts and scholars.

Dry Zone Botanic Gardens – In the Anuradhapura District’s Dry Zone Botanic Gardens, a wide variety of plant species that are native to Sri Lanka’s dry regions can be found. Discover the location’s exact vegetation, stroll along calm paths, and explore beautifully designed gardens.

Mahapelessa Hot Springs -The Maheepalassa Hot Springs, also known as Madunagala Hot Water Springs are located in the middle of large paddy fields between Sooriyawewa and Ridiyagama. These warm water wells have become one of the most popular pilgrimage destinations in the South.