Ampara, Ampara District
Protected forest and seasonal elephant habitat.
Lahugala Kitulana National Park is a visitor attraction in the Lahugala area of Ampara District, Sri Lanka. Protected forest and seasonal elephant habitat. Check current access arrangements and respect local rules and the surrounding community before your visit.
Travel to Lahugala, Ampara District using local roads or public transport; confirm the final approach and access point on the map before departure.
Follow ranger rules; do not feed, approach or disturb wildlife.
It is famous for its wild elephants, Lahugala Tank, beautiful grasslands and rich birdlife.
The park is generally open daily from 6:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Published indicative entry fees are LKR 60 for local adults and USD 12 for foreign adults, excluding applicable additional charges.
Visitors typically need around 2–3 hours for wildlife observation and exploring the park.
July to September is generally a good period, particularly in the late afternoon when elephants gather around the reservoirs.
Yes. Families can enjoy wildlife observation, nature photography and scenic surroundings. However, visitors should follow park safety guidelines and maintain a safe distance from wild animals, especially elephants.
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