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Bundala – Sri Lanka’s Premier Bird Sanctuary and Coastal Wetland

Sri Lanka’s Premier Bird Sanctuary and Coastal Wetland

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Bundala National Park, located along Sri Lanka’s southeastern coast, is a paradise for bird lovers and nature enthusiasts. Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Bundala is home to over 200 species of birds, including the majestic greater flamingo, which visits during the migratory season. Beyond birds, the park also shelters elephants, crocodiles, monkeys, and even sea turtles. With its mix of lagoons, salt pans, and scrub forests, Bundala offers a calm and quiet wildlife experience away from the more crowded parks.
Best Time to Visit

Visit between September and March to catch the peak bird migration season. Dry and warm weather during this time makes for excellent wildlife viewing.

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FAQs About Bundala

01. Is Bundala good for safaris compared to Yala?
Yes! Bundala is much quieter, perfect for birdwatchers or those seeking a peaceful safari with fewer vehicles.
A half-day safari is ideal, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.
Absolutely. Many travelers combine both for a well-rounded wildlife experience.

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