Bundala National Park, located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka near Hambantota, is a UNESCO-designated biosphere reserve celebrated for its rich wetland ecosystem. This tranquil sanctuary is a haven for birdwatchers, hosting over 200 bird species including the iconic greater flamingo during migration season. The park’s diverse habitats—salt pans, lagoons, scrublands, and sand dunes—are also home to elephants, crocodiles, and other unique wildlife. Safari-goers can enjoy peaceful drives along coastal tracks with stunning views of both wildlife and the Indian Ocean. Bundala offers a quiet, immersive nature experience, ideal for eco-travelers and photographers seeking beauty off the beaten path.