Sri Lanka丨Exotic Planet Wild Coast Wild Luxury Tent 🌍◾️ Forbes Named Sri Lanka "Top Wildlife Adventure Destination Outside Africa"
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◾️ "This country has one of the densely populated leopard populations on Earth and is the best place to admire them, even better than much of Africa," the magazine wrote. There are also Asian elephants, peacocks, buffaloes, monkeys and sloth bears. In addition, whale watching from Cape Cod to Dominica is hugely popular worldwide, but Sri Lanka is the only place where you can easily see the world's largest creature, the blue whale" (seasickness and spitting boats here)
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◾️ Located in a stretch of land in southeastern Sri Lanka, Wild Coast Tented Lodge is a collection of Dutch, British and Sri Lankan designers. To your surprise, this land is home to local wildlife and a famous national park known for its Ceylon leopard.
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◾️ Located on the coast of Sri Lanka's Yala National Park, Wild Coast Tented Lodge, known for its cocoon-shaped camp, blends luxury with wilderness on one side and wildlife-infested forest on the other. The 28 rounded tents are intricately laid out – they are arranged in the shape of leopard paws, which are one of the region's most recognizable residents. Inside the canvas vaulted tents, there are stylish decorations, handmade copper bathtubs, four-poster beds and quirky furniture, as well as exquisite private pools and viewing terraces.
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◾️ Yala National Park is rich in species, which is why leopards, elephants and sloth bears visit the camp from time to time, and nesting turtles can be seen on the beach. Not only that, but there are also archaeological sites, jungle monasteries, etc., where residents can explore the mysteries with the camp's naturalists. If you're a food lover, don't miss the camp's traditional Sri Lankan cuisine made from local small-scale producers, farmers and fishermen.
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◾️ When you check in, the staff will tell you: be sure to follow the established route; You can't go out casually at night, and if you need to go out, you must be accompanied by a staff member. The cocoon-shaped tents here surround pools that attract wildlife to drink, allowing guests to observe the animals up close – new and exciting and in awe of nature.
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