Guidebook for Arugam Bay

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Guidebook for Arugam Bay

Food Scene

mexican corner and sea food point
Water Edge Beach Hotel
main street
mexican corner and sea food point

Drinks & Nightlife

Siam View Hotel -SVH-

Parks & Nature

Birdlife at Kumana National Park Sri Lanka records more than 430 bird species comprising endemic, resident and migrant birds. Of these, the bird watchers are able to watch over 200 species easily. The wide variety of birds found in the numerous wildlife parks of Sri Lanka makes the tropical island a prime bird watching destination in the world. The Kumana National Park is the most important and most popular bird sanctuary in Sri Lanka. Kumana birdlife supported by Some 20 lagoons and tank is an ornithologist’s paradise. During April–July, tens of thousands of birds migrate to the Kumana swamp area annually nearly 255 species of birds have been recorded in the National Park. Regular sightings
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Birdlife at Kumana National Park Sri Lanka records more than 430 bird species comprising endemic, resident and migrant birds. Of these, the bird watchers are able to watch over 200 species easily. The wide variety of birds found in the numerous wildlife parks of Sri Lanka makes the tropical island a prime bird watching destination in the world. The Kumana National Park is the most important and most popular bird sanctuary in Sri Lanka. Kumana birdlife supported by Some 20 lagoons and tank is an ornithologist’s paradise. During April–July, tens of thousands of birds migrate to the Kumana swamp area annually nearly 255 species of birds have been recorded in the National Park. Regular sightings

Arts & Culture

Visit Kudumbigala Monastery Nearby Kumana National Park is Kudumbigala Monastery. The monastery was built in 246 B.C. and was the first refuge built for Buddhist monks to escape the city. It’s located only 18 miles (30 km) from Arugam Bay and you can easily get to the monastery by scooter during a day of exploring the area south of A-Bay
Kudumbigala Sanctuary
Visit Kudumbigala Monastery Nearby Kumana National Park is Kudumbigala Monastery. The monastery was built in 246 B.C. and was the first refuge built for Buddhist monks to escape the city. It’s located only 18 miles (30 km) from Arugam Bay and you can easily get to the monastery by scooter during a day of exploring the area south of A-Bay

Shopping

Pottuvil Town

Everything Else

Laya Bay