Udawalawe National Park is located in the southern part of Sri Lanka and covers an area of approximately 30,821 hectares. Established in 1972, the park is known for its diverse wildlife, including a large population of Asian elephants. The park's landscape features grasslands, wetlands, and scrub forests, making it an ideal habitat for various species. The park is also home to numerous birds, reptiles, and mammals, attracting nature enthusiasts and wildlife photographers. Visitors can enjoy safari tours to observe animals in their natural environment. Udawalawe plays a crucial role in wildlife conservation and is a popular destination for eco-tourism.