Udawalawe Holidays
Udawalawe holidays in Sri Lanka
Udawalawe National Park sits in the southern shadows of Sri Lanka's Central Highlands and is largely comprised of grasslands and bush forest. The park is regarded as the prime location for observing Asian elephants with over 500 roaming the park.
The elephants often roam in herds of up to 100, so during a visit it is not unusual to see adults and their young feeding or bathing and playing in the water – it's undoubtedly a remarkable and memorable experience.
In addition, the park is home to a great number of other species, including spotted dear, sambur, water buffalo, wild board, macaques, monitor lizards and...
Why Visit Udawalawe?
- Chance to see wild elephants
- Numerous other wildlife species
- Exciting location for bird enthusiasts
- 4WD game safaris
Udawalawe Travel Guide
Best time to go
Udawalawe can be visited throughout the year, however migrant birds can only be seen between November and March.
Visas
A visa may be required. Please ask for details.
Travel Information
The driving time to Udawalawe is around 4 hours 30 minutes from Nuwara Eliya.
Local currency
Sri Lankan rupee. Travellers cheques are not accepted.
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