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Safari 4x4 nel Parco Nazionale Udawalawe con casa di transito degli elefanti
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- Ammirate l'abbondante fauna selvatica dello Sri Lanka al Parco Nazionale di Udawalawe
- Guardate i vitelli orfani che vengono nutriti all'Elephant Transit Home
- Godetevi il bird-watching con oltre 180 specie aviarie nel parco
- Partecipate a un emozionante safari in 4x4 alla scoperta della fauna selvatica.
- Guida locale esperta con una conoscenza impareggiabile dello Sri Lanka
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Se c'è una parola che definisce lo Sri Lanka, è "selvaggio". È una destinazione famosa per la sua fauna selvatica, in particolare per gli elefanti. Il Parco Nazionale di Udawalawe, che ospita circa 500 elefanti, è considerato il miglior parco del Paese per avvistarli. Durante questo tour, visiterete l'Elephant Transit Home del parco per vedere i giovani elefanti orfani che vengono nutriti e poi farete il giro del parco con un safari in 4x4. Dilini, una delle nostre esperte guide locali, dice: "Oltre a essere un luogo ideale per l'avvistamento degli elefanti, il parco è ottimo per gli appassionati di uccelli, con oltre 180 specie aviarie censite. Tenete gli occhi aperti per vedere aquile, gufi, aironi e uccelli acquatici".
Per prima cosa, visiteremo l'Elephant Transit Home, dove vengono accolti i cuccioli di elefante rimasti orfani dopo essere stati salvati dalla natura. Arriverete all'ora del pasto e potrete osservare i piccoli mentre si nutrono da una piattaforma panoramica a pochi metri di distanza. Una volta riabilitati, gli elefanti vengono rimessi in libertà, spesso direttamente a Udawalawe, dove possono ricongiungersi alle mandrie selvatiche esistenti.
Il Parco Nazionale di Udawalawe è incentrato su un enorme bacino idrico e presenta vaste praterie aperte, che rendono relativamente facile l'avvistamento della fauna selvatica quando si parte con un veicolo 4x4 per il safari. È un luogo ideale per l'avvistamento degli elefanti e la mancanza di vegetazione alta lo rende perfetto anche per l'osservazione di altri animali. Oltre agli elefanti, si possono vedere bufali d'acqua, vari cervi, cinghiali, macachi e coccodrilli. E, se siete fortunati, c'è anche l'elusivo leopardo dello Sri Lanka da tenere d'occhio. Per finire, il pranzo è incluso.
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