Friday, September 11, 2009

Yala Safari Camping Rates

The five locations for the SAFARI CAMP in Yala are all in excellent areas for observing the park's varied wildlife from the camp itself.Forget any ideas about cramped tents and sitting on the ground for mealtimes – this is camping in style! The site is set up prior to your arrival, with everything from the kitchen sink, chairs and tables,...

Yala National Park

Elephants are the most often-spotted inhabitants of the vast Yala National Park in the southeast of Sri Lanka, east of Matara, but they share the reserve with 130 different species of birds and other creatures like sambhur, spotted deer, sloths, crocodiles, monkeys, wild boar and porcupines. There is also a small population of leopards. The...

Thursday, September 3, 2009

SAVE BUNDALA

Save BundalaBy Lankika de LiveraThe flamingoes have flown from Bundala. The National Park on Sri Lanka’s south-eastern coast, known for its water birds and picturesque landscapes of lagoons, water reeds, forest and wildlife is in crisis. Once a hot favourite with foreign and local tourists, the park now has few visitors.The ecological significance of Bundala National Park as a habitat for...

Sunday, May 17, 2009

Bundala National park-weerawila

The flamingoes have flown from Bundala. The National Park on Sri Lanka’s south-eastern coast, known for its water birds and picturesque landscapes of lagoons, water reeds, forest and wildlife is in crisis. Once a hot favourite with foreign and local tourists, the park now has few visitors.Bundala National Park is situated in the southeast...