Journey into Nature’s Haven

Visit the Ridiyagama Safari park, which is divided into areas for predators and herbivores. Tour the park via bus or Safari Jeep, enjoying the sight of animals roaming free. Next, visit Yala, a popular destination for naturalists and wildlife aficionados. Enjoy a vehicle safari in Yala National Park, and even the most daring will enjoy trekking. Visitors can view leopards, which are common here, as well as elephants around the lake. The Walawe River Safari is a wonderful boat journey that takes you through beautiful scenery. As you go down the serene waters of the Walawe River, a natural panorama develops in front of you. Discover a wide variety of animals, including lively monkeys, evasive crocodiles, and placid water buffaloes. Birds Park is home to 3200 rare and exotic birds with 180 species. The park, located in the southern portion of the island, has 35 acres and is available to both birdwatchers and fans. Madunagala Hot Water Springs, also known as Maheepalassa Hot Springs, is located between Sooriyawewa and Ridiyagama, surrounded by large paddy fields. Today, these warm water wells are among the most popular stopovers for pilgrims heading south.