Hiking in Sinharaja Forest
Hike UNESCO Sinharaja rainforest, Sri Lanka's last primary forest. See endemic birds, rare tree species and lush waterfalls here
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Hiking in Sinharaja Forest FAQs
What is Sinharaja Forest famous for?
Sinharaja Forest is famous for being a prime spot for hiking in Sri Lanka, as well as being a UNESCO World Heritage site and a biodiversity hotspot.
How long is the hiking trail in Sinharaja Forest?
The hiking trail in Sinharaja Forest is approximately 21 kilometers long and typically takes around 7 hours to hike from start to finish.
Are there any restrictions on hiking in Sinharaja Forest?
Yes, there are several restrictions on hiking in Sinharaja Forest due to its protected status as a natural reserve. Hikers are required to have a guide with them at all times, and groups are limited to a maximum of 8 people.
What kind of wildlife can hikers expect to see in Sinharaja Forest?
Hikers in Sinharaja Forest can expect to see a wide variety of wildlife, including several endemic species such as the Sri Lanka Blue Magpie and Purple-faced Langur. It is also home to many species of birds, reptiles, and amphibians.
What is the best time of year to go hiking in Sinharaja Forest?
The best time to go hiking in Sinharaja Forest is during the dry season, which typically occurs between December and April. This is when the trails are at their driest and the weather is most favorable for hiking.
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