Kumana National Park

Apart from the abundance of birds, Kumana is a home for elephants, leopards, golden jackals, wild boars, otters, and a list of threatened wetland species including rare species of turtles and crocodiles. The 20 lagoons and the other inland water pools tossed all over the national park adds an allure to the park offering you the opportunity to observe these stunning creatures in their natural habitats.

The sight of elephants in Kumana is usually less than in the other wildlife sanctuaries. Kumana National Park leopard is also a significant sight that most visitors love seeing. The best way to experience this bird paradise is using Kumana National Park safari services. It is the most enjoyable ride to see all the beautiful bird species and the animals while riding through the thorn forest. You can also spot the Kumana national park leopard, if you are lucky enough.

Also, you can see the large flocks of migratory waterfowl and other water birds. Among them, the common are Eurasian spoonbills, lesser adjutant, black-necked stork, and great thick knee. There are many more species that you could spot if you visit the Kumana national park. So, plan your next holiday trip to Kumana, Sri Lanka, and enjoy the beauty of this bird paradise.