Wildlife Bungalow Booking in Sri Lanka

Photo summary of all parks captured by our wildlife experts

Leopard cub growling on a tree, Yala National Park, Block V, Sri Lanka

Majestic walk of a giant, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Changeable hawk-eagle in Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan junglefowl is the national bird in Sri Lanka

Leopard with a wild boar carcass in Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

White-bellied sea eagle waiting for a hunt, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Baby elephant marching forward with family in Minneriya, Sri Lanka

Elephant welcomes a group of tourists at Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

Sambar deer in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka is home to lots of Lizards

Herd of elephants blocking the road, Yala, Sri Lanka

Red-Backed Sea-Eagle (Brahminy Kite) having a fish, Yala NP, Sri Lanka

Rare leopard mating sighting in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Changeable hawk-eagle in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Crested hawk-eagle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Hungry Sri Lankan sloth bear, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Pack of Sri Lankan jackals in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Curious Sri Lankan Jackal in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Brown fish owl through the trees, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Young tusker near Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

A young sambar deer on alert, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Crocodiles can be seen in many national parks in Sri Lanka

Crocodile sub bathing with water buffalos, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Leopardess at Kuruttupandi marching forward, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Rare black necked stork in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard, Lucas (YM16), in Yala, Sri Lanka

Some urgency for spotted deers and wild boars, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Sambar deers walking under Horton plains sun rise

Chestnut headed bee-eater in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Colourful Hoopoe in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Pair of sambar deers resting in Horton Plains, Sri Lanka

Elephants drinking water, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Lone male elephant crossing the lake, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Lone elephant at sunset in Minneriya National Park

Leopard cub resting after a heavy meal, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Horton Plains: Lion in Horton Plains Sri lanka

Famous mother leopard HPF04 in Horton Plains, Sri Lanka

Grown up wild boar in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Rare black necked stork in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Safari jeep designed for photographers, Yala, Sri Lanka

Asian green bee-eater in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Indian Flapshell turtle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Large Lesser Adjutant Stork, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Crested Serpent Eagle having breakfast, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Morning vibe in the heaven, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard named Baagu (KLM2) walking slowly, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Wilpattu National park, Sri Lanka is full of lakes with a diverse ecosystem

Mother and 2 cubs roaming in the wild, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Blue faced malkoha, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Sambar deers can be rarely seen in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan jackal is watching us, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

White-bellied sea eagle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Elephant in front of New Buthawa wildlife bangalow, Yala, Sri Lanka

Large herds of elephants can be seen at Minneriya NP, Sri Lanka

Jeep appearing under the tree cover, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Water buffalo in the lake, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Malabar Pied-Hornbill, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Adorable leopard cub gazing at us, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Indran, the big male leopard (YB5M10), Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Wild water buffalo in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Family of monkeys in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Lone elephant marching forward, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Tufted gray langur (Hanuman money) in Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard, Jerry (YM44), Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Spotted deers are abundant in Sri Lankan National Parks

Crocodile eating a wild boar carcass, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Spotted dears are common around lakes in Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Eagle about to take off, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Indian Flapshell turtle in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

A star tortoise is walking in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Beautiful peacocks are very common in Sri Lanka

Safari jeep on Weheragala dam, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Rare black necked stork in Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Morning vibe in the heaven, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Indian Flapshell turtle in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan jackal is watching us, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Lone male elephant crossing the lake, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Pack of Sri Lankan jackals in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Leopardess at Kuruttupandi marching forward, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Blue faced malkoha, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Mother and 2 cubs roaming in the wild, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Rare leopard mating sighting in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Eagle about to take off, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Safari jeep on Weheragala dam, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Beautiful peacocks are very common in Sri Lanka

White-bellied sea eagle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Crocodiles can be seen in many national parks in Sri Lanka

Curious Sri Lankan Jackal in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Brown fish owl through the trees, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Safari jeep designed for photographers, Yala, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard, Lucas (YM16), in Yala, Sri Lanka

Lone elephant marching forward, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Crested hawk-eagle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Red-Backed Sea-Eagle (Brahminy Kite) having a fish, Yala NP, Sri Lanka

Indian Flapshell turtle in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard, Jerry (YM44), Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

White-bellied sea eagle waiting for a hunt, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Chestnut headed bee-eater in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Malabar Pied-Hornbill, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Asian green bee-eater in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Leopard cub growling on a tree, Yala National Park, Block V, Sri Lanka

Sambar deer in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Lone elephant at sunset in Minneriya National Park

Changeable hawk-eagle in Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Young tusker near Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

A young sambar deer on alert, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Elephant in front of New Buthawa wildlife bangalow, Yala, Sri Lanka

Horton Plains National Park, Sri Lanka is home to lots of Lizards

Spotted dears are common around lakes in Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Adorable leopard cub gazing at us, Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Sri Lankan junglefowl is the national bird in Sri Lanka

Crocodile eating a wild boar carcass, Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Hungry Sri Lankan sloth bear, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Baby elephant marching forward with family in Minneriya, Sri Lanka

Wild water buffalo in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Grown up wild boar in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Some urgency for spotted deers and wild boars, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Crocodile sub bathing with water buffalos, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Crested Serpent Eagle having breakfast, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Big male leopard named Baagu (KLM2) walking slowly, Kumana NP, Sri Lanka

Tufted gray langur (Hanuman money) in Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

Family of monkeys in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Leopard with a wild boar carcass in Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Large Lesser Adjutant Stork, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Large herds of elephants can be seen at Minneriya NP, Sri Lanka

Colourful Hoopoe in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Spotted deers are abundant in Sri Lankan National Parks

Sambar deers walking under Horton plains sun rise

Elephant welcomes a group of tourists at Minneriya National Park, Sri Lanka

Jeep appearing under the tree cover, Wilpattu NP, Sri Lanka

Changeable hawk-eagle in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Herd of elephants blocking the road, Yala, Sri Lanka

Water buffalo in the lake, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Pair of sambar deers resting in Horton Plains, Sri Lanka

Famous mother leopard HPF04 in Horton Plains, Sri Lanka

Indran, the big male leopard (YB5M10), Yala Block V, Sri Lanka

Elephants drinking water, Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

A star tortoise is walking in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Wilpattu National park, Sri Lanka is full of lakes with a diverse ecosystem

Sambar deers can be rarely seen in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

Leopard cub resting after a heavy meal, Yala NP, Block V, Sri Lanka

Majestic walk of a giant, Kumana National Park, Sri Lanka

Rare black necked stork in Yala National Park, Sri Lanka

Benefits of Staying in a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Choosing to stay in a wildlife bungalow, rather than a conventional hotel outside the park, offers a unique and environmentally responsible experience. These bungalows are built with sustainability at their core, featuring eco-friendly designs and zero-waste practices that minimize their impact on the surrounding ecosystem. Nestled within the heart of nature, they allow you to experience the wilderness in a more intimate and respectful way. For those who are passionate about wildlife conservation and committed to eco-friendly travel, staying inside the park is a perfect choice. Here are some of the standout benefits:

Staying in a bungalow within the park gives you early access to safari areas and allows you to stay later, increasing your chances of spotting leopards, bears, and other wildlife. This also offers the unique opportunity to enjoy sightings without the presence of other jeeps.
Bungalows are strategically located near waterways—lakes, rivers, and streams—where animals are especially drawn during the dry season.
Animals often roam near the bungalows at night, allowing you to observe them up close without needing a safari jeep.
Staying inside the park lets you relax between safaris without needing to exit and pay additional entry fees. For example, you can rest or nap after the morning safari and refresh for the evening game drive.
If you stay inside the park, entry fees are charged only once for multiple days, whereas staying outside the park incurs additional costs for re-entry.
Enjoy authentic Sri Lankan meals prepared by skilled bungalow keepers, whose expertise we highly recommend.
The experience of staying in a small bungalow in the forest is uniquely immersive, offering a connection to nature that many find irresistible compared to a hotel stay.
Bungalows are designed to allow natural airflow, with beds placed in open spaces for a calming and refreshing experience.
The sense of isolation from busy life is another key benefit. Many bungalows have no mobile connectivity, offering a completely offline experience to recharge and reflect.

Benefits of Staying in a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Staying in a bungalow within the park gives you early access to safari areas and allows you to stay later, increasing your chances of spotting leopards, bears, and other wildlife. This also offers the unique opportunity to enjoy sightings without the presence of other jeeps.
Bungalows are strategically located near waterways—lakes, rivers, and streams—where animals are especially drawn during the dry season.
Animals often roam near the bungalows at night, allowing you to observe them up close without needing a safari jeep.
Staying inside the park lets you relax between safaris without needing to exit and pay additional entry fees. For example, you can rest or nap after the morning safari and refresh for the evening game drive.

If you stay inside the park, entry fees are charged only once for multiple days, whereas staying outside the park incurs additional costs for re-entry.
Enjoy authentic Sri Lankan meals prepared by skilled bungalow keepers, whose expertise we highly recommend.
The experience of staying in a small bungalow in the forest is uniquely immersive, offering a connection to nature that many find irresistible compared to a hotel stay.
Bungalows are designed to allow natural airflow, with beds placed in open spaces for a calming and refreshing experience.
The sense of isolation from busy life is another key benefit. Many bungalows have no mobile connectivity, offering a completely offline experience to recharge and reflect.

What to Expect in a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Bungalows are government maintained properties and only provide minimal facilities to experience the wild. But they are the best way to experience the wild. But knowing what to expect is great, and you can prepare well.

Bungalows are usually powered by small solar panels, hence you will not have facilities to charge your devices in most cases. Hence you need to bring your own power backups, or extra batteries.
Bungalows are equipped with basic toilet facilities which are good enough, but do not expect luxury levels inside national parks. You must take your own toilet paper.
Basic bedding facilities are there with pillow covers, bed sheets, and mosquito nets. They clean everything after each use.
Beds are placed in open space with natural air conditioning as well as inside rooms.
Bungalows do not have coolers or fridges, so all meat items and drinks should be kept in a cool box, which you have to bring.
Bangalow keepers are really good with cooking, especially Sri Lankan traditional cuisines. So please get prepared for some good times with sri lankan spices. You can ask the cook to maintain a moderate level of spices depending on your interests.
Bungalows can have small home based insects, animals like lizards at a manageable level. Also frogs could be around the bungalow nearby.
Animals can be roaming nearby the bungalows at any time, so expect some adventurous time, while making sure not to feed them, also not reaching very close to them to protect yourself and the wild animals.
You cannot do safaris at night in Sri Lanka inside national parks, but you can see some animals who come close to bungalows like wild boars, fish owls and other birds, even elephants at some times.
Nights and early morning safaris can be a little cold, but manageable. Please use some cover for small kids.
All parks have almost zero internet and mobile connectivity, so basically prepare to be completely offline for your full stay. But there can be some places with limited internet.
Bangalow bookings are complex and involve a lot of details, so please consult a good safari service provider, who actually does these regularly.
The Wildlife department of Sri Lanka provides an official guide for each bungalow booking, but having a separate naturalist and a wildlife photographer is always worthy.

How to Book a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Wildlife bungalows are built inside many national parks in Sri Lanka. Most of the bungalows are of high demand from local wildlife research community as well as wildlife photographers as they provide quick access to amazing wildlife habitats. Bungalow bookings for the month start the first Sri Lanka working day of the previous month. But you need to be physically present at the Battaramulla branch of the wildlife department to secure the high demand bungalows via the lottery draw. The remaining bungalows will be made for online bookings after the draw has been concluded. Please make sure to talk to a local expert before making any bookings to avoid mistakes as this involves lots of complexities. Please follow the steps below for the online bookings if you decides to go ahead,

Go to official website https://dwc.lankagate.gov.lk/
Press “Make reservation online”
Press “Proceed”
Select Park and the facility you prefer
Select Check in date and checkout date and press Next, careful with the number of nights.
Enter the NIC or passport and press the Lookup button, which auto fills information.
Enter group details as shown in the screenshot as is.
Press next and Proceed to payment (Please do the payment within 10 mins)

How to Book a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Go to official website https://dwc.lankagate.gov.lk/
Press “Make reservation online”
Press “Proceed”
Select Park and the facility you prefer
Select Check in date and checkout date and press Next, careful with the number of nights.
Enter the NIC or passport and press the Lookup button, which auto fills information.
Enter group details as shown in the screenshot as is.
Press next and Proceed to payment (Please do the payment within 10 mins)

Important instructions

You will need your NIC or passport details to make a booking. If you are a foreigner, please consult a local safari operator, and use one of their member IDs for the booking.
Please enter a valid email address and a phone number.
Make sure to have the guest count ready for the booking. Foreign and local adults and kids need to be filled separately. Local count includes the jeep driver, and other team members accompany you. You do not have to include the wildlife officer coming with you. Please be mindful about the minimum and maximum visitor counts for the bangalow and jeep capacities.
Booking can be paid via credit or debit cards easily but make sure to keep the browser open until you get the confirmation of booking, and reservation number. This can take a significant time. So stay calm and keep the browser window open.
Please keep the reservation number noted, and download the park permit at the end of the booking and bring a print out on the day of your visit with the same Identity card you used for the booking.
Please write down the names, and identification details (Passport or NIC), and contact details of the visitors on a separate paper, and hand it over to the wildlife officers when you are entering the park.

What to Bring when Staying in a Wildlife Bungalow in Sri Lanka’s National Parks

Must-try Meals to Enjoy

Rice and Curry with Your Choice of Meat (e.g., Chicken Curry)
String Hoppers with Savory Egg Curry
Sri Lankan Milk Rice with Lunu Miris (Spicy Sambol)
Boiled Eggs or Freshly Made Omelets
Steamed Vegetables
Bread with Jam or Butter Spread
Coconut Roti with Lunu Miris (Spicy Sambol)
Fried Rice or Yellow Rice with Sri Lankan Devilled Chicken
Boiled Sweet Potatoes or Cassava with Coconut Sambal

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How can I get visa to Sri Lanka?

Usually a traveller will get a 30 day single entry visa online or on arrival at the airport. You can apply online via the official government website.

Do I need a tourist board licensed guide for my Sri Lanka visit?

Simple answer is No. But we recommend to book a tourist board authorised guide or an authorised driver for your visit to get the best experience in Sri Lanka. This way you improve your safety, trust, and experience overall as they are trained to perform best.

What is the ideal size of a tourist group to Sri lanka to reduce cost?

Ideal group would be of 6 travellers or more. Transportation cost and safari ticket/jeep costs would be shared across the team, so the price would be less per individual. If you can group more than 6 people, that would be even better.

How to get a Sim card in Sri Lanka for internet?

You can buy a sim card at the airport itself by producing your travel documents for few bucks. Internet packages are very cheap in Sri Lanka and they will active the card for you. Refer 4G coverage maps of Dialog and Mobitel internet providers.

Do I need Sri Lankan currency LKR for transactions in Sri Lanka?

All transactions are done in LKR in Sri Lanka, other than few tourist hotels and restaurants accepting foreign currencies. Alternatively you can pay by your credit or debit card at some places. But we highly recommend to exchange some of your currency to local currency at one of the airport exchange counters.

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Small break during a Bird Watching Tour in Wilpattu National Park, Sri Lanka

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Our clients enjoy our premium wildlife tours, Udawalawe, Sri Lanka

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Kids love the Sri Lankan sandy beaches and sun

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Quick Lunch to save time for more safari time in Wilpattu National Park

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Our clients enjoy comfort of our luxury vehicles for round tours

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