Sri Lanka Elephant
A wild Elephant At Cricket!
A unique photo taken by Dimitri two days ago at Lahugala National park ( in the south-eastern part of Sri Lanka) where a bemused wild elephant watches a game of cricket being played by off-duty Army personnel at the army camp close to the park!
The Gathering – Hot Off The Press
some photos taken by Dimitri at Minneriya National Park, last week, where...
Beware of elephants crossing!
Sri Lanka is perhaps one of the few places in the world that one can see...
Return of Rambo
The full unedited version of the Sunday Times article on 8th Sept 2013...
Rambo, Hale and Hearty at Uda Walawe
I had the good fortune of being invited by Mahoora Tented Safari...
A unique, ‘elephantine’ experience in downtown Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
Returning home on Sunday late in the morning along the High Level road, I...
You And I, We Are All Guilty
We are killing the very goose that lays the golden egg: our natural...
Beware of elephants crossing!
Sri Lanka is perhaps one of the few places in the world that one can see...
The ‘Find Raja Project’ – A wrap up and brief look back
This article appeared sometime aqo in the Sunday Times The...
A wild Elephant At Cricket!
A unique photo taken by Dimitri two days ago at Lahugala National park (...
A unique, ‘elephantine’ experience in downtown Nugegoda, Sri Lanka
Returning home on Sunday late in the morning along the High Level road, I...
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Elephant footprints
Twice the circumference of an elephants footprint gives the approximate height of the elephant at its shoulder
Couch Safari-Uda Walawe National Park in Sri Lanka (the link is given below)
https://www.srilanka.travel/wildlifestream/previous-streams.php
A site dedicated to the majestic elephants of Sri Lanka. The website was initially founded by Srilal Miththapala as a personal web page to share his love for the gentle giants on Geocities way back in 1996. So we’ve essentially been online for 24 years, that’s right 24! The transformation since then has been phenomenal. Sri Lanka Elephant has now become an information and community hub for elephant enthusiasts from all over the world.