Sri Lanka’s Wild Frontier
Where Nature and History Unite
Ampara
Ampara is a hidden gem offering wildlife, history, and cultural exploration. Discover ancient ruins at Deegavapi Temple, go birdwatching at Lahugala National Park, or visit stunning waterfalls like Bambaragasthalawa. Explore traditional villages and experience authentic Sri Lankan culture. The best time to visit is from April to September, ideal for nature-filled adventures and cultural discovery.
Ampara
Things to see
Discover Gal Oya National Park, where lush greenery meets incredible wildlife, making it a haven for nature lovers and photographers.
Visit the Senanayake Samudra Reservoir, Sri Lanka’s largest reservoir, offering stunning views and a peaceful environment for relaxation.
Built by King Dutugemunu, this sacred stupa houses the largest collection of Buddha’s relics and is a revered spiritual site.
Deemed the birthplace of Buddhism in Sri Lanka, Buddhangala features ancient stupas, stone-carved steps, and 68 serene cave dwellings.
Experience tranquility at Komari Beach, an unspoiled coastal gem perfect for peaceful walks and breathtaking sunsets.
Wander through Uhana’s lush paddy fields, a green oasis showcasing the beauty of traditional Sri Lankan agriculture.
Explore East Coast Wildlife Reserves, home to diverse fauna, where you can spot elephants, birds, and more in their natural habitats.
