Udawalawe is one of Sri Lanka’s best destinations for experiencing wildlife and seeing elephants in their natural environment. The journey includes a visit to the Elephant Transit Home, where orphaned baby elephants are cared for and prepared for rehabilitation and eventual return to the wild. Visitors can watch feeding sessions and learn about the conservation work taking place there. The experience continues with an exciting safari through Udawalawe National Park, where elephants are a major attraction alongside crocodiles, water buffalo, deer, lizards and a wide variety of birdlife. Surrounded by beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife, Udawalawe offers an unforgettable Sri Lankan safari experience.
The Elephant Transit Home cares for orphaned baby elephants and prepares them for rehabilitation before they can eventually return to the wild.
Yes. Visitors can observe feeding sessions and learn more about how the young elephants are cared for.
You may see elephants, crocodiles, water buffalo, deer, lizards and many species of birds.
Yes. The combination of the Elephant Transit Home and a national park game drive makes Udawalawe an excellent destination for experiencing Sri Lanka’s wildlife.
Seeing wild elephants in their natural environment is one of the main highlights, while the park also offers opportunities to observe a wide variety of other wildlife and birds.
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