Stretching over an enormous area of 36,948 hectares, the park was first declared a Strict Nature Reserve in 1938 and after wildlife conservation became a popular notion, it was declared a National Park in 1984. It is home to a large variety of flora and fauna which include 23 species of mammals which are elephants, bears and much more.
Wasgamuwa is one of the less visited parks, and the peak period to visit this park is from November to May where you can witness herds of up to 150 at any point of time.
For further details on Wasgamuwa National Park, visit our Wasgamuwa destination page.
Click here – Wasgamuwa National Park Safari, to learn more about the safari experience to this park.
