Sri Lanka is a birdwatcher’s paradise, with over 490 species of birds recorded on the island, of which 26 are endemic. This 14-day birdwatching tour will take you to some of the best birdwatching spots in Sri Lanka, including the Talangama Wetlands, Knuckles Forest Reserve, Victoria Park, Horton Plains, Debarawewa Wetlands, Bundala National Park, Sinharaja Rain Forest, Makandawa Forest Reserve, and Wilpaththu National Park.

Day 01
Arrival / Villa Talangama (Thalangama wetlands have recorded over 100 species of birds)
Embark on your birdwatching odyssey at Thalangama Wetlands, a haven boasting a record of over 100 bird species. Your journey begins with the soothing melodies of Sri Lanka's avian treasures.

Talangama wetlands: Sri Lanka whistling thrush, Sri Lanka blue magpie, Indian peafowl, painted stork, black-capped bulbul, common kingfisher, Asian koel, brahminy kite, pond heron, and purple-rumped sunbird.
Day 02
Talangama / Elkaduwa (Kandy) – Knuckles Forest Reserve will be the highlight for the next 2 days as this has recorded around 130 bird species of which 17 are endemic.
Dive into the heart of biodiversity with a visit to Knuckles Forest Reserve in Elkaduwa, Kandy. This two-day adventure unveils the secrets of 130 bird species, including 17 endemics. Immerse yourself in the symphony of nature.
Day 03
Knuckles Forest Reserve – Bird Watching Trek
Embark on a trek through Knuckles Forest Reserve, a paradise for birdwatchers. Explore the vibrant tapestry of flora and fauna as you encounter the diverse bird species that call this reserve home.

Knuckles Forest Reserve: Sri Lanka spurfowl, Ceylon junglefowl, blue-eared barbet, Ceylon blue magpie, red-faced malkoha, crimson-fronted barbet, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, Sri Lanka bush lark, yellow-eared bulbul, and Sri Lanka white-eye.
Day 04
Kandy / Nuwara Eliya – visit the Victoria Park for birdwatching
As you journey to Nuwara Eliya, take a moment to indulge in birdwatching at Victoria Park. The park's serene beauty provides a backdrop to witness the charming avian residents.

Victoria Park: Indian white-breasted waterhen, purple-rumped sunbird, Asian koel, spotted dove, common kingfisher, brahminy kite, black-capped bulbul, and common tailorbird.
Day 05
Nuwara Eliya – Horton Plains (Worlds End and Little Worlds End for Birdwatching)
Venture to Horton Plains, where Worlds End and Little Worlds End offer breathtaking vistas for birdwatching. Marvel at the winged inhabitants of this unique landscape.

Horton Plains: Sri Lanka whistling thrush, yellow-eared bulbul, Sri Lanka white-eye, Indian blackbird, and blue rock thrush.
Day 06
Nuwara Eliya / Thissamaharama (Debarawewa Wetlands for Birdwatching)
Thissamaharama beckons with the allure of Debarawewa Wetlands. Discover the tranquil haven where myriad bird species find refuge in the lush surroundings.
Day 07
Thissamaharama / Bundala National Park (Birdwatching
Bundala National Park unfolds as a haven for birdwatching enthusiasts. Traverse the park's diverse ecosystems, encountering a plethora of bird species.

Bundala National Park: Greater flamingo, lesser flamingo, painted stork, black-necked stork, white ibis, glossy ibis, spoonbill, pelican, herons, egrets, and terns.
Day 08 & 09
Thissamaharama / Sinharaja Rain Forest (Birdwatching)
The next chapter of your adventure unfolds in Sinharaja Rain Forest, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in the untouched beauty of this tropical paradise while observing the unique birdlife.

Sinharaja Rain Forest: Blue magpie, green-billed coucal, red-faced malkoha, crimson-fronted barbet, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, Sri Lanka bush lark, yellow-eared bulbul, and Sri Lanka white-eye.
Day 10 & 11
Sinharaja / Kithulgala (Trek through the Rainforests of Kithulgala including the Makandawa Forest Reserve)
Embark on a trek through the enchanting rainforests of Kithulgala, including the Makandawa Forest Reserve. Experience the harmonious blend of nature's symphony and avian wonders.

Makandawa Forest Reserve: Sri Lanka whistling thrush, Sri Lanka blue magpie, Ceylon junglefowl, red-faced malkoha, crimson-fronted barbet, Sri Lanka wood pigeon, yellow-eared bulbul, and Sri Lanka white-eye.
Day 12 & 13
Kitulgala / Wilpaththu National Park (Birdwatching)
Your journey takes you to Wilpaththu National Park, an untamed sanctuary for birdwatchers. Immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of this diverse ecosystem.

Wilpaththu National Park: The lesser adjutant, Sri Lanka spurfowl, painted stork, black-necked stork, white ibis, glossy ibis, spoonbill, pelican, herons, egrets, and terns.
Day 14
Departure
As your birdwatching odyssey comes to an end, depart with cherished memories of Sri Lanka's avian treasures, captured through the lens of Paradise Isle.

Embark on a birdwatching adventure like no other with Paradise Isle, where every moment is a celebration of nature's winged wonders. Book your Package 11 now and let the symphony of Sri Lanka's birds enchant your soul.