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Discover the Untamed Beauty of Nature Reserves in Sri Lanka
Sri Lanka is a paradise for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. With over 15% of its land designated as protected areas, the island nation boasts an impressive array of flora and fauna, making it a prime destination for exploring nature reserves. At Wildlife Tours Sri Lanka, we offer you the chance to experience the raw beauty and rich biodiversity of Sri Lanka wildlife through meticulously planned tours that incorporate not only wildlife parks but also the nature reserves.
Whether you are an avid birder, a hiker, or someone interested in areas like butterflies, dragonflies, amphibians, and small cats, we will include the best nature reserves in your travel plan accordingly. After all, wildlife is not always about big mammals. Our tailored tours ensure that your specific interests are met, providing a comprehensive and enriching experience of Sri Lanka's natural wonders.
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Explore the Best Nature Reserves in Sri Lanka
Nature reserves in Sri Lanka encompass a diverse range of ecosystems, from lush rainforests and arid shrublands to mountain terrains and flat dry zones, each offering unique experiences. Whether you are an avid bird watcher, a hiking enthusiast, or simply a lover of nature, our selection of nature reserves provides an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in the island's natural beauty.
Sri Lanka Wildlife: A Haven for Biodiversity
Nature reserves in Sri Lanka are home to a wide variety of wildlife. While some reserves feature flagship mammals, our focus often shifts to sightings of endemic birds and lesser-known mammals such as small cats, pangolins, and lorises. Our wildlife tours in Sri Lanka are meticulously designed to optimize your chances of encountering these magnificent creatures in their natural habitats. With expert guides leading the way, you will gain profound insights into the behaviors and ecosystems of Sri Lanka's wildlife.
Bird Watching in Sri Lanka: A Bird Lover's Paradise
For bird enthusiasts exploring Sri Lanka, our nature reserves serve as havens for a myriad of bird species. With over 33 endemic bird species, including the colorful Sri Lanka blue magpie and the elusive Sri Lanka whistling thrush, these reserves are ideal for bird watchers. Our guided tours ensure you encounter and identify these rare and exquisite birds, ensuring an unforgettable experience.
Sri Lanka Hiking: Adventure Awaits
Sri Lanka hiking trails through nature reserves are among the best hikes in Sri Lanka. These trails take you through dense jungles, across serene waterfalls, and up breathtaking viewpoints. Whether you are a seasoned hiker or a casual trekker, the hiking opportunities in Sri Lanka nature reserves cater to all levels of experience. Our guided hikes ensure a safe and enriching journey through these natural wonders.
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Why Choose Wildlife Tours Sri Lanka?
At Wildlife Tours Sri Lanka, we pride ourselves on providing exceptional tours that incorporate the most suitable nature reserves and wildlife parks tailored to your interests. Our experienced guides are passionate about Sri Lanka's wildlife and dedicated to making your adventure both educational and exhilarating. We offer bespoke tours that include bird watching, hiking, and exploring the best nature reserves in Sri Lanka.
Plan Your Adventure Today
Embark on an unforgettable journey with Wildlife Tours Sri Lanka and discover the unparalleled beauty of nature reserves in Sri Lanka. Whether you are interested in bird watching in Sri Lanka, experiencing the best hikes in Sri Lanka, or exploring the diverse wildlife, we have the perfect tour for you. Contact us today to start planning your ultimate Sri Lanka wildlife adventure.
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Sinharaja Rainforest
Sinharaja is a globally important biodiversity venue with a highly unique cultural significance. Among its many recognitions, the rainforest has been designated as a UNESCO Natural World Heritage Site.
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Makanadawa Rainforest
Makandawa Rainforest The Makandawa Rainforest has been recognized as a forest reserve since 1903 making it one of the oldest of its kind in Sri Lanka.
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Knuckles Mountain Range
The Knuckles Mountain Range is the perfect destination for every traveler. For nature and wildlife enthusiasts it offers a journey through thick forests and grasslands that are home to an abundance of flora and fauna.
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Muthurajawela Wetlands
Muthurajawela Wetlands The Muthurajawela Wetland is an urban biodiversity hotspot that provides refuge to over 209 faunal species including 17 endemics and 26 species that are nationally threatened.
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Sigiriya Sanctuary
Sigiriya Sanctuary Sigiriya is celebrated among travel enthusiast as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an ancient rock fortress with awe inspiring architecture.
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Kalamatiya Birds Sanctuary
Kalametiya Bird Sanctuary The Kalametiya Bird Sanctuary situated 20 km away from the Tangalle city has faced a lot of turmoil over the years.
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Kanneliya Rainforest
Kanneliya Rain Forest Kanneliya is one of the areas that belongs to the KDN forest reservation complex situated in the outskirts of Galle.
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Peak Wildness Sanctuary
The Peak Wilderness Sanctuary expands across 22,379 hectares in the wet zone of Sri Lanka and is home to a large extent of mostly intact forests.