"Elephants, grasslands, wild herds, open skies, nature thrills"

Udawalawe National Park is a premier destination to witness large herds of wild elephants in their natural habitat. Located in southern Sri Lanka, the park features open grasslands, scattered shrubs, and the Udawalawe Reservoir, which draws animals year-round. It’s an excellent choice for wildlife enthusiasts who want an authentic and accessible safari experience without the crowds.

Home to more than 500 elephants, Udawalawe also shelters water buffalo, deer, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. The park’s landscape is ideal for wildlife viewing, with wide-open plains offering unobstructed views. It's especially popular for families and photographers hoping to capture Sri Lanka’s majestic wildlife in a setting that feels both wild and welcoming.

Udawalawe Jeep Safari

A jeep safari in Udawalawe delivers close encounters with roaming elephant herds and diverse wildlife. Skilled guides navigate the park’s dusty trails at sunrise or sunset, when animals are most active. With fewer vehicles than Yala, safaris here feel more personal and immersive. It’s the perfect adventure for travelers seeking raw beauty and unforgettable wildlife moments in Sri Lanka.