Wasgamuwa National Park lies between Central and North Central provinces that can be visited during the months from November to May. The park is one of the spots that exhibit the highest biodiversity. Here, Sri Lankan elephants, the main highlights of the park, monkeys, water buffaloes, sloth bears, leopards also can be seen. A rare endemic mammal can be visited among the fauna species, the small golden palm civet. Furthermore, 143 species, including jungle fowls, Chestnut-winged cuckoo, and Sri Lanka spurfowl, gives an eye-catching bird scenario to birdwatching lovers. There are 150 floral species, including dry evergreen forests, wetlands and grasslands. The breakouts have the capacity of viewing the wildlife by jeep safaris. Remember to visit Dimbulagala Raja Maha Viharaya as it demonstrates the historical and cultural quintessence of Sri Lanka.
Things to do at Wasgamuwa National Park in Sri Lanka
