
HORTON PLAINS NATIONAL PARK
About Horton Plains
Tucked away in the heart of Sri Lanka's central highlands, Horton Plains National Park is nature lover's paradise and a dream destination for wildlife photography. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, this high-altitude plateau, rising over 2,100 meters above sea level, offers a unique mix of cloud forests, montane grasslands, and dramatic escarpments that make every photo frame-worthy.
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Home to an array of endemic species, Horton Plains is a sanctuary for wildlife photographers. The elusive Sri Lankan leopard, the shaggy-coated Sambar deer, and the nimble, purple-faced langur roam freely across the plains. Bird enthusiasts will delight in spotting colorful endemic birds all set against a mist-draped landscape while on their walking trails.
With its ever-changing light, sweeping vistas, and abundant wildlife, Horton Plains provides the perfect canvas for both seasoned and aspiring wildlife photographers.
Access is controlled to preserve its delicate ecosystem, ensuring an undisturbed experience in the wild. Whether you're capturing a Sambar deer grazing in the golden light or a rare bird in flight or macro wildlife every moment in Horton Plains is one worth framing.
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