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Beat the crowds at these Sri Lankan national parks

Beat the crowds at these Sri Lankan national parks Jennifer Hudson Sri Lankan Elephant eating reeds in Kumana National Park © ShaniMiller/Getty Images A mongoose darting across a dusty track. A solitary jackal gazing across an open plain in the early morning sun. Shimmering villus and lush forests, home to rarely seen leopards. Sri Lanka s national parks are some of the wildest, most beautiful places on earth. They hold many secrets: ancient rock caves, forgotten stupas, and other, yet to be discovered fragments of ancient civilizations. As the island reopens to tourists, here are seven of the least-visited, where you can see wildlife without the crowds. 

HEAVY MACHINERY USED TO CLEAR PROTECTED LAND

HEAVY MACHINERY USED TO CLEAR PROTECTED LAND HEAVY MACHINERY USED TO CLEAR PROTECTED LAND Written by Share: Colombo (News 1st); The Kahalle-Pallekele Sanctuary spread across both the North-Western & North-Central provinces is an all-important grazing area for wild elephants. This is somewhat similar to the proposed Wild Elephant Management Reserve in Hambantota, which is aimed to protect the Sri Lankan Elephant population. The wild elephants living in the Kahalle-Pallekele sanctuary make frequent visits to the Kala-Wewa and Balalu-Wewa at various times of the year. One path used by the wild elephants falls across the Dikediyawa Wewa, sadly, a section of this area has been cleared using heavy machinery showing no regard for environmental protection.

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