WELCOME TO THE ECO RETREAT VERY NEAR THE UDAWALAWA NATIONAL PARK Enjoy your holiday in an eco friendly private and convenient setting border of the Udawalawa National Park. so you can see the nature of Udawalawa N P with wild elephant in the hotel. We offer luxury accommodation coupled with unmatched hospitality at affordable rates. Most of our guests are small families, honeymooners those celebrating special occasions. and outdoor adventurers who love wild life safari and bird watching. GREENWOOD UADAWALAWA SAFARI RESORT is an ideal an economical choice for all. The maximum privacy is ensured since all the rooms are located in considerable distances to each other we are the best safari maker in udawalawa national park & Certified safari service provider & The provider of the best service at the udawalawa lowest price we provide arrage 4 hours normal safari & half day safari & full day safari & free of charge we provide well-educated drivers and the qualified guides At the same time we have spacial tours in uadawalawa area Five hundred million year old cave tour/From the 1500 year old ancient temple tour/hiking tours You can get many more things

WE HAVE OUR OWN HOTEL TAXI SERVICE & TOUR DESK & WE CAN ARRANGE ROUND TRIP IN SRI LANKA WITH VERY REASONABLE PRICE & WE HAVE OUR OWN SAFARI JEEP ALSO & WE CAN ARRANGE UDAWANAWA N.P SAFARI TOUR & WE HAVE SPECIAL TOUR TO UDAWALAWA ANCIENT TEMPLE TOUR & WE CAN ARRANGE WAULPANE CAVE TOUR P & WE HAVE SPECIAL BOAT TOUR IN UDAWALAWA MAUARA LAKE .& WE CAN ARRANGE UDAWALAWA NATIONAL PARK INSIDE ACCOMMODATION( udawalawe national park bungalows) WITH FOOD & BEVERAGE WITH BBQ

Udawalawe is an important habitat for Sri Lankan elephants, which are relatively hard to see in its open habitats. Many elephants are attracted to the park because of the Udawalawe reservoir, with a herd of about 250 believed to be permanently resident. TheUdawalawe Elephant Transit Home was established in 1995 for the purpose of looking after abandoned elephant calves within the park. A total of nine calves, on two occasions in 1998 and 2000, with another eight calves in 2002, were released in the park when old enough to fend for themselves. The rusty-spotted cat, fishing cat and Sri Lankan leopard are members of the family Felidae present in Udawalawe. The Sri Lankan sloth bear is seldom seen because of its rarity. Sri Lankan sambar deer, Sri Lankan axis deer, Indian muntjac, Sri Lankan spotted chevrotain,wild boar and water buffalo are among other mammal species. Golden jackal, Asian palm civet, toque macaque, tufted grey langur andIndian hare also inhabit the park. A study conducted in 1989 found that considerable numbers of golden palm civets inhabit the forests of Udawalawe. Five species of mice also have been recorded from the park. The endemic Ceylon spiny mouse,