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Itinerary Adventure Holidays - Option VII - Winter
Duration Info DAY - 3 (Udawalawa - Belihuloya)
Accommodation Info
Location BELIHULOYA
Meals Info Bed & Breakfast
Hotel The Glenrock Nature Resort
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Created 4/24/20, 5:11 AM

Description

<ul><li>Do morning safari in Udawalawe national park.<br></li><li>Breakfast at the hotel.</li><li>Visit elephant transit home</li><li>Transfer you to Belihuloya. Approximately 2 hours’ drive</li><li>Dinner & Overnight stay at The Glenrock Nature Resorts, Belihuloya</li></ul>

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43 22 1 Wildlife safari, Udawalawe national park Wildlife safari, Udawalawe national park <ul>Udawalawe national park is famous for its large herd of the Asian elephant and water buffaloes, situated 165 km from Colombo in the southeastern part of the country. The park is covered with open grassland and thorny – shrub jungle which remembering the Game Parks in Africa. Due to this landscape, Udawalawe is the best park to watch and photograph a large herd of wild Asian elephants.<br> <br>The large scattered areas of grasslands and thorny-shrubs while tall trees close to Walawe River most favours for birdlife where Large prinia, White-browed prinia, Ashy prinia, Franklins prinia, Yellow-eyed babbler, White-throated babbler, White-rumped shama, Brown-capped babbler, Black-fronted babbler, Common &amp; Marshall’s Iora, Ceylon grey hornbill, Blue-faced malkoha, White-necked Stork, Lesser Adjutant Stork, Blyth’s Pipit, Ceylon Jungle Fowl, etc. are common. </ul> 1 B.jpg 2/10/19, 3:02 AM View Edit
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313 22 17 Udawalawe elephant transit home Udawalawe elephant transit home <ul>Udawalawe elephant transit home, located bordering Udawalawa reservoir within the Udawalawe national park is an orphanage for refuge baby elephants who are destitute, wounded, or motherless. It provides shelter, food, and security until the elephants are big and strong enough to be released back to the wilderness to start their normal life.</br> <br>Milk feeding for the little calves is a fascinating scene to watch. That is happening every 3 hours daily. Visitors can see the baby elephant feeding at 9.00 am, 12.00 noon, 3.00 pm, and 6.00 pm. 1 ETH B.jpg 1/4/20, 2:23 PM View Edit
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