wildlife 🦚

wonder in the wild

Claiming the top most rate in biological endemism, Sri Lanka is fantastic in its biodiversity. A country that is a true luxury of its flora and fauna.

stay close to nature

Yala national park, Sinharaja rain forest, Wilpattu National park , Udawalawe National park, Horton Plains, Hikkaduwa Marine National park are just a few of the favorite nature exploration sites of tourists visiting Sri Lanka. The wonders inside these forests are breathtaking, and the moment you catch a glimpse of a Sri Lankan leopard, or a herd of elephants, or a stag, your heart would definitely skip a beat. This wilderness has many more such moments to offer.

Towards the upper most coastal area of the country, Sri Lanka claims to have the world’s largest animal roaming its seas. The magnificent blue whale! A giant belonging to a tiny island. Nature does wonders and you truly learn it here.

Hidden Caves in the Woods

Walk wordlessly.. as anything touched by human hands seems out of place in this natural sanctuary where stones have taken a life.

The unmoving giants with their roots and branches intertwined have kept the Welioua river company over the decades and as you make your way over the boulders keeping the waters at bay, you can listen to the secret whisperings of the Kumbuk trees.

Stay still for a moment. Let the deities welcome you. They’ve been roaming these forests and lived among the limestone since the beginning of time.. The villagers of Sorugune, (just a short safari jeep ride or a 3-mile hike away) will tell you that the gods; Kataragama. Mangala and Saman have used the stalactites and stalagmites of the Lime caves to frolic around. Say a small prayer as you take it all in.

Hidden Waterfall by the Stream

There is a Hidden message in every waterfall, it says if you are flexible, falling will not hurt you.

Have you ever been swimming in a Hidden waterfall? Then trek up to the ” Dadayampala Water falls encountering several waterfalls and natural pools, an unimaginable experience.