The Yagirala Rainforest Reserve, also known as the Paniyawala Rain Forest, is a tranquil natural gem located in the Kalutara district of Sri Lanka. Yagirala Rainforest Reserve spans over 2,360 hectares and is approximately an hour or more away from Kalutara. It's one of the top-listed places to visit in the district. This world heritage virgin rainforest boasts unique botanical and biological species. The density of trees and the natural habitat of animals make it a captivating destination for nature enthusiasts. Within its lush greenery, there are 36 species of mammals, including 4 endemic species, and a rich diversity of flora from 62 families. Yagirala forest reserve is situated in the low country wet zone and holds significance in Sri Lanka's biodiversity hotspot.
If you seek serene tranquility of mind while enjoying the gifts of nature in their natural setting, the Kalugala Aaranya is the excellent natural made monasteries. In the near reach of Singhraja natural forest reserve, the Aaranya Senasanaya is in its strict natural settings for their best without the intervention from urbanization. Those who seek inner peace and spiritual growth, the Kalugala Monastery are the place absolutely not to miss in the journey of life. Uniqueness * A Best setting for meditation and spiritual growth * Experience Wilderness and monastics life
Gampaha District happens to be one of the key places in the country to have rich fertile soil that enable to grow any fruit or a vegetable including paddy
In the most urbanized district of Sri Lanka, in the heart of the city preserved with the natural environment and its potent gifts, the Kotte Rampart is truly a national treasure that exhibits the commitment of the citizens and interested and responsible parties in preserving the natural endowments for the future generations. As a wetland in the middle of Sri Jayawardhanapura Kotte the Administrative Capital, the Kotte Rampart Wetland Park has lush vegetation with commendablelly preserved biodiversity, spreading across more than 18 hectares from the 1000 hectares forest sanctuary as declared by the Wildlife Conservation in 1984.
