Elephant’s Paradise offers a sanctuary for rescued elephants, providing care, space, and
protection while promoting responsible eco-tourism
Explore Udawalawe Safari Tours starting from Ahungalla, offering Udawalawe Jeep Safari Tours and Half Day Safari Tours.
Sri Lanka epitomizes ‘wild,’ and Udawalawe National Park, home to around 500 elephants, is the prime spot for elephant sightings. Begin at the Elephant Transit Home, where rescued orphaned baby elephants are nurtured. Witness their bottle-feeding up close during feeding time.
The park, centered around a vast reservoir, is ideal for elephant encounters. Additionally, the sparse vegetation enhances wildlife viewing. On the safari, anticipate buffalo, monkeys, deer, and crocodiles. If you’re fortunate, catch a glimpse of the elusive Sri Lankan leopard.
Opt for comfortable cotton attire when embarking on a safari adventure. Don’t forget a hat or cap for sun protection.
Enjoy the convenience of complimentary unlimited mineral water bottles provided during your tour.
Discover numerous highly recommended local cafes and restaurants for a delightful snack or lunch.
Don’t leave your camera behind; it’s your tool to capture the tour’s breathtaking moments.
We’ll pick you up from the RUI Ahungalla hotel and drive you to Udawalawe, which is approximately a 3-hour journey.
You can choose from a half-day morning or evening safari or upgrade to a full-day safari.
Relish a delightful breakfast or lunch at one of our recommended restaurants.
Experience a heartwarming visit to the Udawalawa Elephant Orphanage and witness the feeding of adorable baby elephants.
Embark on an exciting safari within Udawalawa National Park to witness Asian elephants in their natural habitat, and don’t miss the chance to spot other captivating species like crocodiles, Spotted deer, and a wide variety of bird species.
At the end of your adventure, we’ll safely transport you back to RUI Ahungalla Hotel, ensuring a memorable and comfortable journey.
The Transit Home is a bustling and vibrant place, where the task of feeding the elephant calves with milk occurs every three hours, tirelessly, all year round. The primary purpose behind establishing this facility is to nurture orphaned elephant calves until they are capable of surviving on their own and can be safely reintroduced to their natural habitat in the wild.
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