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Welcome to Sri Lanka. 

• Arrival and Transfer to Kitulgala (3 Hrs.)
• Short bird-watching trail with your guide (Depending on your arrival time) 
• Relax / unwind after long flight  
• Overnight stay in Kitulgala

• Explore Kitulgala Makandawa Rain Forest 
• Transfer to Yala
• Overnight stay in Yala

Makandawa Forest Reserve is one of Sri Lanka's most beautiful and picturesque bird watching sites. The reserve is home to lots of birds, so we'll keep an eye out for most of endemic birds including the Green-Billed Coucal, Orange-Billed Babbler, Chestnut-Backed Owlet, Ceylon jungle & Hill Mynah and Black-Rumpled Flameback.

• Full day jeep safari at Yala National Park
• Back to hotel by 7.00 PM
• Overnight stay at Yala 

Yala National Park is a key bird watching site in Sri Lanka. It is the second largest and the most visited National Park in the country. Thousands of migrating waders, turns, and water birds including Northern Pintails, White-Winged Terns, and Ruddy Turnstones migrate to Yala lagoons during the Northeast Monsoon.

• Visit Bundala National Park. (Important bird sanctuary in Sri Lanka)
• Proceed to Udawalawe 
• Afternoon jeep safari at Uda Walawe National Park 
• Overnight stay in Udawalawa

Bundala national park is an internationally important wintering ground for migratory birds. It harbors about 200 bird species and is declared both Ramsar wetland site and a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Thus, Bundala National Park is considered as one of the best Bird watching places in Sri Lanka.

• Morning safari at Udawalawa national park 
• Proceed to Sinharaja Rain Forest
• Overnight stay in Sinharaja

Udawalawe National Park is the third most visited national park and important habitat for water birds and Sri Lankan elephants which consist of 184 species of birds (33 of which are migratory) and other fauna species. One of the main bird sanctuaries in Sri Lanka.

• Full day at Sinharaja Rain Forest 
• Overnight stay in Sinharaja

Sinharaja Rain Forest is one of the best places for bird watching in Sri Lanka, where most of the island’s endemic bird species can be seen. Among the forest reserve's numerous indigenous species are the Layard's Parakeet, Junglefowl, Spurfowl, The Ceylon Hanging Parrot &Gray Hornbill, Red-Faced Malkoha and Blue magpie.

• Pre breakfast bird watching village walk on the border of Sinharaja Rain Forest
• Back to hotel and leave for Colombo 
• Bird watching at Thalangama lake 
• Overnight stay in Colombo

Thalangama Wetland - Located on the outskirts of Colombo is a rich and diversified wetland habitat. Its collection of ponds, canals, and rice fields makes it a good place in Colombo suburbs for birding tours in Sri Lanka. Also, Thalangama is a fantastic place to photograph dragonflies and colorful butterflies.

• Enjoy Dutch Cannel boat ride at Muthurajawela wetland 
• Negombo sightseeing 
• End of the bird watching holiday in Sri Lanka 
• Departure

Muthurajawela wetland is also a good place for bird watching tours. The bird-watching walk through the wetland leads to the southern end of Negombo Lagoon, where you can see variety of Cormorants, ducks, egrets, herons, storks, eagles, terns, swallows, swifts, kingfishers, and as well as Toque Macaque roaming the lagoon.