Bundala National park Review

Bendalla National Park is a very large place, here is a particularly rich plant, wet climate area, attracts a special lot of things to live here, and every winter there are many birds flying from the north to winter here.

Jungle, marsh, lagoon, salt fields, dunes, you can see almost all kinds of landscapes you can imagine in Bendala National Park. So here, the beauty of the scenery has become a major factor to be ignored. Of course, there are also disadvantages, there are not so many animals here, you may not see a leopard in a circle. But monkeys and birds are also well-managed, and for friends who like quiet, it is a rare place to get to Bendala Park easily from Hambantota, Mattler and Galle.

Bendala Park is an important habitat for 197 species of bird migratory birds, including the Great Red Scorpion (Flamingo), which migrates in groups, and is one of the world's most important bird sanctuaries. In 1969, the Government established a wildlife reserve at the site of the Bendala Wild Park, which was reclassified as a national park in 1993; in 1991, Bendala became the first area in Sri Lanka to be protected by the Wetlands Convention; In 2005, UNESCO listed it as Sri Lanka’s fourth biosphere reserve. Yala's reputation is too big, Bendala is always ignored by everyone, so this park rarely has tourists harassed, animals do what they want, the chance to see animals is very high, if there is no special requirement for leopards, sika deer, you can consider this park. The park itself is beautiful, and even without looking at animals is worth a visit.

The scenery is super beautiful, the animal world, very natural.

You can see, the breath of nature, the spirit.

It is worth a visit, the original ecology is very beautiful.

This park is fine, and it's close to nature.

Close contact with nature, it feels good