Joanna James
Sri Lanka boasts a rich biodiversity, with its national parks serving as the crowning jewels of its natural heritage. These protected areas encompass a range of ecosystems, from verdant rainforests to dry plains and provide habitats for a diverse array of wildlife. Yala National Park, famous for its leopard population, offers an exciting safari experience amid its rugged terrain. Wilpattu National Park, with its several lakes or "villus," offers a unique backdrop for spotting majestic elephants and the elusive leopards. If you're staying at one of the hotels in Dambulla Sri Lanka (for instance, along the likes of Amaya Lake Dambulla), Sri Lanka has the famous Minneriya National Park where the congregation of hundreds of elephants is a spectacle like no other. Sinharaja Forest Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, provides a peek into the island's pristine rainforests. These national parks, among others, offer an opportunity to witness Sri Lanka's incredible biodiversity while also contributing to its conservation efforts.
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