Kaudulla National Park
- 0Elephant Sanctuary – Kaudulla is famous for large herds of wild elephants, especially during the dry season (May–September).
- Part of Elephant Corridor – The park forms part of the Minneriya-Kaudulla elephant corridor, allowing elephants to move freely between habitats.
- Birdwatching Haven – Over 160 bird species have been recorded here, including painted storks, darters, and black-headed ibises.
- Historic Reservoir – The Kaudulla Tank, built by ancient Sri Lankan kings, is a scenic centerpiece attracting both wildlife and visitors.
- Safari Experience – Jeep safaris offer a chance to see elephants, water buffalo, deer, and sometimes leopards.
- Rich Flora – The park has dry-zone forests, grasslands, and wetlands, supporting diverse ecosystems.
- Photography Opportunities – Open landscapes and abundant wildlife provide ideal conditions for wildlife photography.
- Guided Tours – Knowledgeable guides share insights about the park's history, wildlife, and conservation efforts.
- Less Crowded Alternative – Kaudulla is quieter than nearby Minneriya National Park, offering a more peaceful safari experience.
