The Museum of Maduruoya National Park | Sri Lanka

The museum located near the entrance of the Maduruoya National Park. It has lot of skeletons of animals such as elephants, mouses, pythons, alligators.
Explore the wild wonders of Maduru Oya National Park, a sanctuary nestled in the Eastern and Uva Provinces of Sri Lanka. Established in 1983 under the Mahaweli development project, this park serves as a vital catchment area for the Maduru Oya Reservoir. Spread across 58,850 hectares, it offers a haven for diverse wildlife, with a particular focus on protecting elephants and safeguarding the surrounding reservoirs.
Discover a rich tapestry of physical features, from ancient rock formations to lush alluvial deposits. The park's landscape is adorned with five reservoirs, including the majestic Maduru Oya, Ulhitiya, Ratkinda, NDK, and Henanigala reservoirs, along with the winding tributaries of the Mahaweli and Maduru Oya rivers.
Delve into history and cultural heritage as you encounter remnants of ancient civilizations within the park's boundaries. Unearth the mysteries of an ancient sluice dating back to before the 6th century BC and stumble upon Buddhist ruins, including shrines, temples, and statues scattered across Henanigala and other regions. Immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of the Vedda people, Sri Lanka's indigenous ethnic group, who call this park home.
Join us on a journey through Maduru Oya National Park, where nature and history converge to create an unforgettable experience.
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