Sri Lanka is a biodiversity hotspot. The island is home to a variety of wildlife species and ecosystems ranging from rainforests to dry plains.

Yala National Park: Spot leopards, sloth bears, elephants, and crocodiles. Best visited during the dry season (May–September).
Wilpattu National Park: Known for its natural lakes and being less crowded than Yala, it’s ideal for a peaceful safari.
Udawalawe National Park: One of the best places to see elephants in the wild.
Minneriya National Park: Famous for “The Gathering,” where hundreds of elephants congregate during the dry season.
Sinharaja Rainforest: A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that’s perfect for birdwatchers and nature trekkers.
Pigeon Island National Park: A marine national park near Nilaveli with opportunities for snorkeling and diving.

Wildlife enthusiasts will find Sri Lanka a treasure trove of experiences.