Wasgamuwa Safari Sri Lanka - Holiday Bungalows

Wasgamuwa Safari Sri Lanka - Holiday Bungalows is an eco-friendly retreat located near the entrance of Wasgamuwa National Park. Perfect for nature lovers, it offers accommodations including a main bungalow, a rustic Eco Hut, and a treetop Tree House, set amidst serene greenery on an elephant corridor. Guests can enjoy safaris, nature walks, birdwatching, and cycling, immersing themselves in the rich biodiversity of the park. With flexible check-in, oriental cuisine, and cooking facilities, it’s ideal for a tranquil wildlife escape.

Location:

Nestled in a serene natural setting, Wasgamuwa Safari Sri Lanka - Holiday Bungalows is located at No. 738, Kumbukoya, Handungamuwa, Sri Lanka. It lies in close proximity to the Wasgamuwa National Park entrance, offering an unparalleled view of the park gate from the premises. The location is easily accessible via three picturesque routes from Colombo, with travel distances ranging from 225 to 250 kilometers. The site is surrounded by lush greenery and sits on the edge of an elephant corridor, making it an ideal base for nature and wildlife enthusiasts.

Accommodation:

The bungalow offers a range of eco-friendly accommodations catering to families, groups, and corporate travelers:

• Main Bungalow: Spacious verandas and a mix of indoor and open sleeping areas can accommodate up to 20 guests.
• Eco Hut: Constructed with mud walls and traditional "Iluk" roofing, this rustic dwelling offers an immersive eco-living experience for up to 10-12 people.
• Tree House: Elevated 20 feet above ground on a large "Kon" tree, the tree house provides accommodations for 6-8 guests and offers unique views of the elephant corridor.

The property's accommodations emphasize a blend of comfort and natural integration, ensuring guests enjoy an authentic wilderness retreat.

Facilities:

• Bungalow Amenities
• Hotel Services

Excursions:

Wasgamuwa Safari Sri Lanka - Holiday Bungalows is perfectly located for a variety of activities:

• Safari Adventures: Experience the rich biodiversity of Wasgamuwa National Park, renowned for its wild elephants, which number around 200-250. The park is also home to sloth bears, leopards, deer, water buffalo, and over 140 bird species.
• Nature Trails & Bush Walks: Explore the untouched wilderness through guided walks and hikes.
• Bird Watching: Discover a birding paradise with 143 bird species recorded in the area.
• Cycling: Take scenic cycling routes to explore the surroundings.
• Cultural Exploration: Visit Ramayana-related locations such as Dunuwila Tank, Yudaganawa, and Biso Kotuwa.