Recognized as one of the remarkably few national parks situated directly within city limits, Galway's Land National Park in Nuwara Eliya is a unique 27-hectare mountain forest sanctuary that offers a peaceful, misty escape to easily observe Sri Lanka's rare native birds and highland wildlife.

Why visit Gallway's Land National Park

• Smallest and Newest National Park: The park, established in 2006, is one of Sri Lanka's newest national parks. At just 29 hectares (66 acres), it is also one of the country's smallest national parks.
• Located Within City Limits: Galways Land National Park is the only national park located within the city limits, situated just 2 kilometers east of Nuwara Eliya.
• Birder's Paradise: The park is considered a significant birdwatching site in Sri Lanka, home to around 30 native and 20 rare migrant bird species, along with 10 Sri Lankan endemic bird species.
• Montane Ecosystem: The park was established to conserve the unique montane ecosystem of the Nuwara Eliya region.
• Walking-Friendly: Despite its small size, the park offers a 2-kilometer walking trail, making it a perfect trek for those who want to immerse themselves in nature. Guides are also available for visitors who need help identifying unique flora and fauna.