Wasgamuwa National Park
Explore a vast wildlife sanctuary featuring dry evergreen forests, reservoirs, grasslands and mountain landscapes.
Wasgamuwa is a peaceful wildlife destination with forests, grasslands, reservoirs and ancient ruins. The national park is particularly known for elephants and birdlife, while archaeological sites add a cultural dimension to the safari experience.
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Places to Explore in Wasgamuwa
Discover the historic landmarks, cultural attractions and hidden gems that make Wasgamuwa special.
Wild Elephants
See large herds of Sri Lankan elephants, particularly during the dry season from November to May.
Wildlife Safari
Look for sambar deer, spotted deer, buffalo, wild boar, monkeys, crocodiles and other wildlife.
Bird Watching
Spot endemic birds including Sri Lanka junglefowl, Sri Lanka trogon, malkohas and colourful barbets.
Buduruwayaya Ruins
Discover ancient Buddhist ruins and a remarkable reclining Buddha statue hidden within the park.
Ancient Irrigation Works
Explore remnants of reservoirs and historic irrigation systems connected with Sri Lanka’s ancient kingdoms.