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Sinharaja Forest
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| Preference: | Outdoors, Family, Popular |
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EditBest place to see the real thing ! A Natural Rain Forest ! Best way to get there ! Write or call us !
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| Website: | www.srilankatrekking.com |
| Email: | info@srilankatrekking.com |
| Telephone: | +94714997666 |
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| Parking: | available |
| First to Review: | www.srilankatrekking.com |
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Attraction Updated 541 days ago
Sinharaja Forest Reserve of Sri Lanka is a World Natural Heritage site located in the South wet zone of Sri Lanka. Sinharaja Forest Spreading over an area of 1,187 Hectares.It is within 3 administrative district of Sri Lanka. They are Ratnapura ,Galle, Matara. The provincial boundary of Sabaragamuna & Southern Province of Sri Lanka tooin Sinharaja .Traverses through undisturbed rain forest receiving an average of around 4500mm of rain annually. They are maximum during May – July and October – December monsoon period of Sri Lanka.
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Review by Pradeep Ehan
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Activities , Family Updated 560 days ago
if u like wildlife ......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................
Review by kamal
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Activities , $$ , Outdoors Updated 581 days ago
Thick lush forest ! Gurgling streams all year round. Beautiful Butterflies and Birds. Dragonflies ! Snakes and insects too. The famous Pitcher plant ! Take care of the leeches. A year round attraction. Be ready to walk, walk and walk. You will not be disappointed !
Review by Anil Pathmaperuma
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Activities , Outdoors Updated 679 days ago
The reserve covers an area at just over 11,000 hectares and is home to a great bio diversity of birds, insects, reptiles and mammals. While many of the rainforest inhabitants are fairly common, there are a high number of elusive creatures that live deep in the vegetation. Below is a breakdown of the wide variety of species found here
Review by www.srilankatrekking.com
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Attraction , Outdoors Updated 705 days ago
he hilly virgin rainforest, part of the Sri Lanka lowland rain forests ecoregion, was saved from the worst of commercial logging by its inaccessibility, and was designated a World Biosphere Reserve in 1978 and a World Heritage Site in 1988. The reserve's name translates as Kingdom of the Lion.
Review by Preferred International (pvt)Ltd
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Activities , Outdoors Updated 714 days ago
The only virgin rain forest in Sri Lanka. This 11,000+ hectare land is full of natures wonders. Endemic trees, amphibians & birds; water falls; mammals; reptiles; four layer canopies & of course plenty of rains. More than 90% of the endemic birds of Sri Lanka can be seen.........
Review by Wimal
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Attraction , Popular Updated 816 days ago
Sinharaja is situated in the south-west lowland wet zone of Sri Lanka and falls into the Sabaragamuwa and Southern provinces. Sinharaja is also a Man and Biosphere Forest Reserve, and a large proportion of the flora in this forest is endemic to the country. Some species are endemic to the Sinharaja Forest itself. Sinharaja also has many species of endemic fauna. Most important of all is its the only Nature reserve to be a World Heritage site in the Island.
Review by Wellington Fernando
