A spotted deer in the forest of a national park

National parks

Elephants, leopards and birdlife across the island's great reserves.

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The wild island.

Yala, in the south-east, has some of the highest leopard densities recorded anywhere; Wilpattu, older and quieter, hides its animals around a string of natural lakes. Udawalawe is the sure thing for elephants — herds graze in the open almost every day of the year.

Sinharaja is different: a UNESCO rainforest of endemic birds and dripping green. And on Gal Oya's reservoir the safari goes by boat, drifting past islands where elephants sometimes swim from shore to shore.

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A spotted deer in the forest of a national park

Safari — Wilpattu & Minneriya

The reservoir and forested hills of Gal Oya

Gal Oya National Park

Leopard walking across a dirt track at dawn

Yala National Park

Golden shrines beside the Menik Ganga at Kataragama

Kataragama

Wild elephants in Udawalawe National Park

Udawalawe National Park

Walkers on a forest track with a local guide

Sinharaja Rainforest