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Parakrama Samudraya


  • King Parakramabahu made irrigation possible by the engineering mastery of this artificial lake that fills up by draining out rainwater.
  • This mighty king had also restored 53 tanks benefiting the development of the agrarian industry.
  • The main five reservoirs which make up the Parakrama Samudraya are Thopa Weva, Eramdu Weva, Dumbuthula Weva, Kalahagala Weva and Bhu Weva.
  • Its beauty makes one wonder how it was built at that time without any technology and heavy machinery.
  • Many activities revolve around the Samudra such as bird watching, cycling, lake fishing and boat rides.

Wasgamuwa National Park Safari


  • A Safari through the Wasgamuwa National Park is one the most exciting safari experiences one could encounter.
  • See a variety of wildlife and bird life among beautiful landscapes which would make for great photography giving some fond memories to take back home.
  • There are huge herds of around 150 elephants together which will definitely provide you with some of the most exciting memories.
  • There are around 23 species of different mammals have been identified within the park.
  • Barking Deer, Langur and Wild Boar can also be spotted.
  • The Red-faced Malkoha and Ceylon Jungle Fowl are also abundant at the park.

Kaudulla National Park Safari


  • Located in the Cultural Triangle of Sri Lanka, a safari through Kaudulla national park offers an array of opportunities for visitors to discover magnificent elephants in their natural environments which is indeed a wildlife spectacle.
  • See mighty elephants roaming in its natural habitat within the park.
  • Catch a glimpse of Sambar Deer and leopards.
  • The Kaudulla National Park makes up the elephant corridor along with Minneriya National Park and Hurulu Eco Park.
  • Around 160 different species of birds are also spotted within the Kaudulla National Park.