Wild elephants playing and funny moment | Kaudulla National park | Wildlife | Animaux

Wild elephants playing and funny moment | Kaudulla National park | Wildlife | Animaux @Sri Lanka video

遊んでいる野生の象と面白い瞬間

We were able to see these wonderful events of elephants including baby elephants in Kaudulla National park

Indeed, this is a sight to behold

In Kaudulla National park we can often see the cutest sight of newborn baby elephants

The events are newborn baby elephants drinking milk from their mother elephants, baby elephants playing mischievous things, and baby elephants having fun playing.

And it is a beautiful National park where you can often see the loving moments of young elephants and the fighting of elephants

If you want to describe the forest in detail about this beautiful Kaudulla National park

Covering 6900 hectares, Kaudulla National Park is located in Polonnaruwa (Pulathisi) District.

Kaudulla National Park was announced by a government gazette notice with all legal requirements fulfilled and effective from 01 April 2002.

Kaudulla is the 15th national park to be declared in Sri Lanka. The distance from Polonnaruwa to Polonnaruwa is Km. 30, and the distance to Sigiriya, which is considered as the eighth wonder of the world. 40. The distance from Colombo to Kaudulla (via Habarana Junction) is KM. 198.

Thus, from the point of view of the tourism industry, the location of Kaudulla Park is magnificent.
Climatic Factors Kaudulla Park is located in the dry zone and the annual rainfall is mm. 1000 to 2000. The temperature is approximately 28 degrees centigrade.

Kaudulla Reservoir
This is an ancient tank.

Built by the queen of King Mahasen in the 3rd century BC, the water volume (Capacity) of Kaudulla Reservoir is 10400 acre feet. According to the Mahavamsa, King Mahasen built 16 large tanks for rice farming.

Wildlife - Mammals Living in Sri Lanka 24 species of mammals inhabit this park, but the number of elephants that use the park is about 200. But they are not residents. The best time to see elephants in the park is from April to October. After October 15th, with the onset of the rainy season, herds of elephants migrate to Kantale and Somavatiya Herring Reserves. Only a few residential bulls remain. Other animals that tourists can see are bull, hornet, tiger, bear and buffalo.
160 out of 435 bird species have been identified in the park. Valikukula, Gira Malitta (Sri Lanka hanging Parrot) Boraga Demalichcha (Sri Lanka Brown Capped Babbler) Black Isazi Kondaya (Bulbul) can be mentioned in particular. As amphibians - Slender Wood Frog, common tree frog and 25 species of reptiles are native to the park.

Tree creeper

The park is covered with dry mixed evergreen forest, abandoned old hay fields, grasslands and wetlands. (palu, veera, buruta, milla, halmilla black room and kattu-una as well as tree leaves) are major. Apart from this, kukuruman, kapitiya, vara, wild dates and iluk bushes will be seen everywhere.

Kaudulla National park Tourist facilities

Visiting this park requires a four-wheel drive (4WD) jeep or cab. Road system km. 50 A bungalow and 03 camping sites for overnight stay. They can be booked through the Wildlife Conservation Department







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