Sri Lanka provides a wealth of opportunities to observe wildlife and plants that highlight the island’s diverse landscape. The animals at Ridiyagama Safari Park are divided into herbivore and carnivore groups based on their diets, so you can begin your journey there. Tour the park in an off-road vehicle or by bus to see the animals in their natural environments. Explore Yala National Park, a sanctuary for conservationists and nature lovers. Go hiking or go on a jeep safari in the park, which is well-known for seeing elephants and leopards close to the lake. Take in the peace and thrill of a Walawe River Safari. You will see crocodiles, water buffalo and entertaining monkeys along the route. More than 3200 native and exotic birds representing 180 species can be found at the Birds Research Centre and Resort, making it an excellent destination for ornithology enthusiasts. Learn about the many native plant species that can be found in the serene walkways of Anuradhapura’s Dry Zone Botanic Gardens. Lastly, unwind at the Mahapelessa Hot Springs, also called Madunagala Hot Water Springs, a well-liked local destination and pilgrimage site encircled by verdant paddy fields.