Bundala National Park
Bundala is an internationally recognized RAMSAR wetland, serving as a vital wintering ground for migratory birds.
Bundala National Park
Bundala is a labyrinth of scrub jungle and colorful lagoons, located on the southern tip of Sri Lanka. It is a premier destination for bird enthusiasts and nature lovers.Wildlife Safari ExperienceA jeep safari tour in Bundala offers a mix of coastal and wetland scenery. Unlike the dense forests of Yala, the open lagoons make it easy to see large groups of Greater Flamingos and other migratory species from the comfort of your safari jeep.Wildlife HighlightsWhile famous for its 197 bird species, including the Greater Flamingo, Bundala also hosts Asian Elephants, Golden Jackals, and many species of sea turtles that visit the beach to nest.Landscape & EcosystemThe ecosystem comprises five shallow, brackish lagoons surrounded by salt pans, marshes, and scrub jungle. This unique combination makes it a critical habitat for aquatic wildlife.Best Time to VisitThe best time to visit is from October to March when thousands of migratory birds arrive from the Northern Hemisphere.
Total Area
62 sq km
Established
1993
City
Hambantota
Coordinates
6.1833000, 81.2167000