Udawalawe National Park

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Udawalawe National Park is a major wildlife reserve in southern Sri Lanka, renowned for its large elephant population and open savannah-like landscapes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf national park
protected area
tourist attraction
area about 119.0 square miles
about 308.2 square kilometres
bestVisitSeason dry season
climate dry zone climate
continent Asia
country Sri Lanka
createdFor protection of catchment of Udawalawe Reservoir
wildlife conservation
distanceFromColombo about 165 kilometres southeast of Colombo
established 1972
governingBody Department of Wildlife Conservation (Sri Lanka) NERFINISHED
hasFacility safari jeep tours
visitor centre
hasRiver Walawe River NERFINISHED
hasVegetation scattered trees
tall grasses
thorny scrub
hasWaterBody Udawalawe Reservoir NERFINISHED
IUCNCategory II (National Park)
knownFor dry zone wildlife viewing
large population of Asian elephants
open savannah-like grasslands
locatedIn Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
Southern Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
south-central Sri Lanka
mainEcosystemType dry monsoon forest
grassland
scrubland
nearbyAttraction Udawalawe Elephant Transit Home NERFINISHED
nearestCity Embilipitiya NERFINISHED
tourismActivity birdwatching
nature photography
wildlife safaris
typicalBird bee-eater
changeable hawk-eagle NERFINISHED
kingfisher
peafowl
typicalMammal Asian elephant NERFINISHED
jackal
langur
macaque
sambar deer
spotted deer
water buffalo
wild boar
typicalReptile monitor lizard
mugger crocodile

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Sabaragamuwa Province of Sri Lanka contains Udawalawe National Park
subject surface form: Sabaragamuwa Province
Ratnapura nearbyAttraction Udawalawe National Park