PROGRAMME :
Camping Excursion at Udawalawe for srilankans
DURATION : 2 Nights / 3 Days
This 30,821 hectares dry zone game park was
declared as a protected national park in 1972 and has an annual rainfall of
1,524 mm and an average temperature of 29.40C. This park is world
famous for its Elephants, seen in all their
playfulness- whole herds of them, adults and babies - bathing and playing in
the water or feeding.
Two of the most striking features within
the Udawalawa National Park, which fall within the
Sabaragamuwa and
The
ECO TEAM SAFARI CAMP is
situated about 16 km inside the park next to the Walawe
Ganga river (which feeds the
nearby Udawalawe reservoir). Forget any ideas about cramped tents and
sitting on the ground for meals this is camping in style! The camp is set up prior to your
arrival, transporting in comfortable tents, a fully equipped kitchen, chairs
and tables, hammocks, flushable toilets, showers and even cold beer. On
your return from the afternoon safari, you will be welcomed with a hearty meal
in a magical setting the whole area is lit up with traditional flame torches and a roaring campfire. So sit back, relax and let
our experienced staff cater to your every need.
Arrival at the campsite , outside
the Park entrance around
SCHEDULE
Deer
species such as spotted deer, sambhur, barking deer
and langur, along with wild boar, water buffalo,
jackal and leopard are some of the prominent wild animals found in this park.
Leaving for an early morning safari,
after breakfast.
This will be an unforgettable bird watching
experience as Udawalawa is one of the best parks
for bird watching too.
The endemic species of bird called Red Faced Malkoha has its favorite habitat in the192 square km
parkland. Serpent Eagles, Hawk Eagles, White Bellied Sea Eagles, Black Eagles,
Black Capped Bulbuls, Racket Tailed Drongos, Malabar
Pied Horn Bills, White Necked Storks, Open Bills, Ibis, Shama
- The forest Nightingale Stork Billed King Fishers and peacocks are found in
fair numbers.
Among the migrant birds are the forest wagtails,
Indian Pitta, Whiskered Terns, Osprey Sand Pipers and
Terns.
To a botanist this is indeed a land of plenty.
Among the flora are species of forest trees like Satin, Halmilla,
Ebony, Milla and Palu. Two
species of forest trees that are not met with in other parks are Daminiya and Mandorans.
Leaving after breakfast for your next destination.
RATES
|
No of Pax |
Minimum of 10 Pax |
|
Per person
rate in Rs. |
6,800/- |
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