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Discover Minneriya
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Safari at Minneriya national park Sri Lankan Sri Lanka there is no better place to watch elephants in wild than Minneriya NationalPark. Located roughly midway between the Habarana junction and the ancient 10thcentury ruins of Polonnaruwa on the A11 road, Minneriya was a favourite haunt of enterprising tour guides long before it was officially declared a National Park in 1988. Encompassing the extensive Minneriya tank and the more modest Giritale tank, the 7529 hectare the park attracts hundreds of elephants during the dry season, as the surrounding water sources steadily dry up.
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