Destinations

Sri Lanka

A jewel of wildlife and culture in the Indian Ocean.

Sri Lanka is a compact paradise where lush rainforests, golden beaches, and ancient ruins meet some of Asia’s most thrilling wildlife experiences. Yala National Park is world-renowned for its high density of leopards, while Udawalawe and Minneriya host thousands of Asian elephants—especially during The Gathering, the largest congregation of wild elephants in the world.

The misty peaks of Horton Plains are home to the rare Sri Lankan sambar deer, and in the waters off Mirissa, you’ll find blue whales on their migratory path. Whether you’re exploring sacred temples, tea plantations, or jungle-cloaked ruins, Sri Lanka offers an adventure like no other—all within easy reach.

Best Times to Visit

December to April: Best for whale watching and leopards in the dry zones.

July to September: Ideal for elephants at Minneriya and lush highland treks

iconic wildlife

Sloth Bears

Sri Lankan Leopards

Sri Lankan Elephants

Slender Loris

Blue Whales

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Frequently Asked Questions About Sri Lanka

Where is the best place to see leopards in Sri Lanka?

Yala National Park has the highest density of leopards anywhere in the world.

The Gathering at Minneriya (July–September) is the largest elephant congregation in Sri Lanka.

Yes, Mirissa (December–April) is a hotspot for blue whale sightings.

Sri Lanka’s dense forests and coastal landscapes offer intimate wildlife encounters, rather than vast open plains.

Yes, Sri Lanka offers eco-lodges, luxury tented camps, and high-end beachfront resorts near its top wildlife parks.

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