Breeze of Paradise

26/03/2026

Sri Lanka is a birdwatcher’s paradise. The country is thought to have approximately 230 resident bird species and as many as 200 migratory species visit the Island, the majority of them during the northern winter season beginning around September and extending to April. The country offers a rich and varied experience for birdwatchers within a relatively small geographical area; from the curious resident or casual visitor to the enthusiast ‘birder’. The distribution of species depends on the distinctive climatic and geographical features of the country.
Photo credit of this amazing capture goes to Prasada Goonaratne 🙏

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

Another Milestone

24/11/2025

Great couple from India

24/11/2025

Awesome guests from Spain

12/11/2025

Wonderful family from Türkiye

12/11/2025

Lovely couple from Spain

12/10/2025

Our valued guests from India , thank you for visiting Sri Lanka

27/04/2025

For Sri Lanka, the elephants are an integral part of its identity and heritage. For centuries, they have been revered and playing important roles in religious and cultural activities, traditional arts and crafts and also contributing to the island’s economy through tourism and forestry.

One of the largest elephant gatherings of the Asian elephants in the world can be observed at the Minneriya Park, which is renowned for its large population of Asian elephants, especially during the annual gathering.
Occurring during the dry season (June to September), where hundreds of elephants congregate around the Minneriya Tank (an ancient reservoir) to drink and bathe.

The dry season months of July - September sees the convergence of the largest "gathering" of elephants. Witnessing hundreds of these elephants in the wild al...