Kumana National Park in Sri Lanka is renowned for its avifauna, particularly its large flocks of migratory waterfowl and wading birds. The park is 391 kilometres (243 mi) southeast of Colombo on Sri Lanka's southeastern coast. [2] Kumana is contiguous with Yala National Park. [3]

Kumana National Park Safari Authentic wildlife safari experience in a less visited national park in Sri Lanka. Located in the southeast corner of Sri Lanka, the 18,149 hectares Kumana National Park is a well-known eco-tourism attraction and bird sanctuary where a …

Nov 30, 2018 · Everything you need to know about visiting Kumana National Park in Sri Lanka. Safari tips, types of wildlife, safety, logisitics and more.

The Kumana National Park is certainly an ornithologist’s Paradise! Situated 391 km from Colombo on the southeastern coast of the country, it is one of the finest bird sanctuaries in the country. The entrance to the park is at Panama through the Kudumbigala sanctuary and is accessible via Beragala and Koslanda or through the Uduwalawe ...

Kumana National Park, located in Sri Lanka, is renowned for its rich biodiversity and is particularly famous for its population of large mammals and reptiles. This park, with its extensive wetlands and forests, provides a sanctuary for numerous species, making it a haven for wildlife enthusiasts.

About 40 kilometers from the picturesque Arugam Bay in the South East coast of Sri Lanka is Kumana National Park. Kumana is famous for its avifauna and is home to a multitude of migratory birds such as Open-bills, spoonbills, Black necked storks, Waterfowl, Ibis, Heron, many types of Egret, cormorant, Pelicans, Sandpipers, Malkohas and many others.

Kumana National Park is arguably the best park in Sri Lanka to spot wild and exotic birds. Deep in the depths of the park is the Kumana Villu, a 200 hectare swamp lake that is the nesting grounds for Pelicans, Painted Storks, Spoonbills and Heron.

Kumana National Park, located in the southeastern corner of Sri Lanka, is one of the country’s most breathtaking wildlife destinations. Spanning approximately 35,000 hectares, Kumana is renowned for its rich biodiversity, leopard sightings, birdwatching opportunities, and …

Situated 391 km from Colombo on the southeastern coast of the country, it is one of the finest bird sanctuaries in the country. The entrance to the Park is at Panama through the Kudumbigala sanctuary and is accessible via Beragala and Koslanda or through the …

The Park is located in the Ampara district of Southeast Sri Lanka, at a distance of 391 kilometers from Colombo. Kumana National Park covers an area of about 35,664 hectare of land. This stunning National Park was reopened in March 2003 after it …