• 2-hour long guided tour of Minneriya National Park
• See amazing surroundings of the place dotted with beautiful Satinwood, Rosewood, Halmilla and Weera trees
• See sambar, spotted deer, macaque and purple-faced langur monkeys, sloth bears and around twenty leopards, plus an enormous number of birds
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

The Minneriya National Park is a great place to reunite with nature. It boasts a wide range of habitats from dry tropical forest to wetlands and grasslands. The major attraction of the park is the herds of elephant that inhabit here. Minneriya forms the part of the elephant corridor that joins up with Kaudulla and Wasgomuwa national parks. You can also spot the large number of beasts here. Don’t forget to take a camera with you as you never know when you spot elephants or any other beast.

Located on a ten-minute drive east of Habarana, Minneriya National Park offers an amazing opportunity to have a close encounter with the amazing wildlife of Sri Lanka. The main attraction the Park is the largest Minneriya Tank, created by the famous tank builder and monk-baiter Mahasen. Enjoy a stroll along the evergreen forest dotted with beautiful Satinwood, Rosewood, Halmilla and Weera trees. Your guide will take you to spot where you have the maximum chance of seeing the elephants and other beasts. Best time to see this animal is from July to October when water around the surrounding areas dries up and thousands of these massive creatures come to the tank to quench their thirst, bathe and feed on the green grass. This annual event is popularly known as ‘The Gathering’, the largest meeting of Asian elephants anywhere in the world. Sambar, spotted deer, macaque, purple-faced langur, monkeys, sloth bears, leopards and birds can also be seen here.