• Man in a safari hat with an elephant in the background
  • Person observing elephants from a vehicle in a grassy field with a lake in the background
  • Man in a safari hat sitting in a vehicle with elephants in the background
  • Two elephants interacting in a grassy field with a cloudy sky.
  • Two jeeps with people in a grassy field, likely on a safari or outdoor adventure.
  • Group of elephants in a grassy field with trees in the background
  • Peacock displaying its feathers in a natural setting with trees and ground.
  • Deer with large antlers standing in a forest clearing
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Kaudulla rahvuspargi privaatne safari

Kaudulla rahvuspargi privaatne safari

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Kaudulla rahvuspargi safari on populaarne elevantide safari valik Sri Lankal. Oma suurte järvede ja lopsakate roheliste põldudega on park pelgupaik elevantidele, kes elavad seal suurtes karjades.

Sisaldab:

  • Pargi sissepääsupiletid on kaasas, kui valitakse „Jeep piletitega“.
  • Eratud safari jeep (maksimaalselt 6 reisijat ühe jeebi kohta).
  • Kogenud juht (samuti teie jälitaja).
  • Tasuta pealevõtt/mahapanek kuni 5 km raadiuses pargi väravast.
  • Vesi.
  • Kõik maksud ja teenustasud.

Ei sisalda:

  • Pargi sissepääsupiletid ei ole kaasas, kui valitakse „Jeep ilma piletiteta“.
  • Toit ja joogid.
  • Jootraha.

Kohtumine:

Meie määratud kohtumispaik on Kaudulla rahvuspargi värav.

Kogemus:

Ajaloolises Polonnaruwa linnas Sri Lankal asuv Kaudulla rahvuspark pakub reisijatele palju võimalusi näha majesteetlikke elevante nende looduslikus elupaigas. Lisaks elevantidele võib kohata ka sambari hirvi, Sri Lanka aksishirvi, hiirhirvi, metssigu, aasia lusikanokka, hallpeaga kaljukotkast, värvitud toonekurge ja avanokk-toonekurge. Haruldasemad vaatamised võivad hõlmata leoparde ja laisik-karusid.

Kühmuline sõit läbi igihalja metsa väikseid radu mööda on suurepärane seiklus, millest looduse entusiastid ei suuda loobuda. Kaudulla veehoidla, mis on pargi eluliin, meelitab kuivaperioodil ligi elevantide karju naabruses asuvatest Minneriya, Wasgamuwa ja Somawathiya rahvusparkidest.

Juunist kuni septembrini on parim aeg külastada Kaudullat, mil park pakub ka võimalusi aerupaadisõitudeks ja lähivaatluseks linnuvaatluse kaudu.

Kaugete puude õhuke roheline joon, sinine taevas, hõbedane veehoidla ja smaragdrohelised rohumaad mustade elevantide taustal loovad reisijatele vapustava ja unustamatu vaatepildi.

Jäädvustage see õnnis kogemus muretult koos meiega. Lubame parimaid hindu ja turvalise, sujuva Kaudulla safari seikluse.

Märkused:

Palun vaadake meie safari ohutusjuhiseid, et mõista, kuidas loomade safarid ekskursioonid toimivad.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Kaudulla National Park?

Kaudulla National Park lies near Habarana and Polonnaruwa in the North Central Province, centred on the Kaudulla tank.

What animals will I see on the safari?

Kaudulla is an elephant hotspot - herds gather along the tank, and it forms part of the elephant migration corridor with Minneriya and Wasgamuwa. Deer, sambar, sloth bear and birdlife are also present.

When is the best time to visit Kaudulla National Park?

Elephants gather here especially from August to December, complementing Minneriya's earlier Gathering.

How long does the private safari last?

Around 3 hours, usually scheduled for early morning or late afternoon when wildlife is most active.

Is the safari private?

Yes - it is a private safari for your group only, with an experienced driver-tracker, so you set the pace.

Are park entrance tickets included?

It depends on the option you choose. Select "Tickets: Yes" to include the park entrance fees in your booking, or "Tickets: No" to settle them separately at the park.

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Elephant Migration between Minneriya, Kaudulla and Hurulu Eco Park

There are three national parks in close proximity within that region. They are, (A) the Kaudulla National Park, (B) the Hurulu Eco Park, and (C) the Minneriya National Park. All of the three parks are immensely popular among locals and foreigners the world over for their large herds of elephants. Generally, each year during the months of July to September large groups of elephants are found in the Minneriya National Park and then they migrate to Kaudulla National Park during the months October to November due to high rains and lakes getting filled up. Then the elephants move on to Hurulu Eco Park for the final leg of their migration during the month of December to January.

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