Tour Destinations

As the largest national park in Sri Lanka, Wilpattu boasts a unique landscape of 'villus' (natural lakes) interspersed with dense scrub jungle. This diverse terrain supports a rich variety of wildlife, making it a prime destination for photographers around the year and changes character with the seasons.

Tucked away in the heart of Sri Lanka's central highlands, Horton Plains National Park is a nature lover's paradise and a dream destination for wildlife photography. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this high-altitude plateau offers a unique mix of cloud forests and dramatic escarpments.

Nestled in the heart of Sri Lanka, Sinharaja Forest Reserve is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a paradise for wildlife photographers seeking a truly immersive experience. This tropical rainforest offers unparalleled biodiversity and rare endemic species.

Kumana National Park, located on Sri Lanka's southeastern coast, is a hidden gem for wildlife photographers seeking raw, untouched natural beauty and a rich variety of wildlife. Ideal for photographers who value patience and undisturbed animal behavior.

Yala National Park, located in southeastern Sri Lanka, is one of the country's premier wildlife destinations. Spanning over 900 square kilometers, it is renowned for its diverse ecosystems and highest densities of leopards in the world.

The Minneriya–Kaudulla Elephant Corridor is Sri Lanka’s most iconic elephant landscape, famous for seasonal mass gatherings where hundreds of wild elephants move freely between reservoirs, grasslands, and forests.

Nilgala is a hidden gem in Sri Lanka's dry-zone forest system, famous for rare medicinal plants, rich birdlife, and traditional Vedda heritage.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site blending colonial charm, coastal beauty, and vibrant street life—perfect for culture and architectural photography.

Sri Lanka’s bustling commercial capital—a fusion of modern cityscapes, colonial architecture, and coastal beauty.