National Park Safari
Kaudulla National Park
A lush sanctuary and vital wildlife corridor, famous for its large herds and diverse birdlife.
Best Time to Visit
September to December
Location
Galoya / Hingurakgoda
Typical Duration
3 - 4 Hours
Park Overview
Discover the Magic of
Kaudulla National Park
Opened in 2002, Kaudulla National Park is one of the most beautiful safari destinations in Sri Lanka. It serves as a critical link in the elephant migration corridor. The park is centered around the ancient Kaudulla Tank and features a mix of tropical dry mixed evergreen forests, abandoned chena cultivations, and grasslands. It provides an essential habitat for elephants, deer, wild boar, and even the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.
What to expect
Safari Highlights
Elephant Corridor
Kaudulla acts as a vital corridor for elephants migrating between Minneriya and Hurulu Eco Park.
Lush Vegetation
Navigate through thick riverine forests and evergreen groves teeming with life.
Bird Watchers Paradise
Observe large water birds like Painted Storks and Great White Pelicans.
Visual Journey
Explore Full Gallery Kaudulla National Park Wildlife Gallery
A glimpse into the magical moments awaiting you.
Wildlife
Elephant Trail
Kaudulla Lake
Mother and Calf
Forest Canopy
Knowledge Base
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to the most common questions about our experiences and booking process.
September to December is generally the best time for Kaudulla, as elephants move here when Minneriya becomes too dry.
Herd sizes vary, but it is common to see 50 to 150 elephants in a single afternoon safari.
Yes, but sightings are most frequent during the later months of the year.