Sri Lanka in the Indian Ocean at the southernmost tip of the Indian subcontinent is of great importance for long distance migrant shorebirds. Birds Research Centre & Resort, Asia's largest Birds Research Centre exhibits over 200 birds species (endemic and exotic) and is located in the Nagarawewa area in Hambantota.
The Centre which expands on a landscape of over 50 acres breeds endangered bird species with the assistance of foreign bird breeding centers and exchange of rare species with other zoological gardens in the world. It also facilitates university students and research fellows to conduct studies and research thus creating academic and professional ties with the reputed academic and research institutions in the subject of ornithology. The center is dedicated to create awareness and interest in wild life and the Importance of Conservation of fauna and flora.
The Centre which expands on a landscape of over 50 acres breeds endangered bird species with the assistance of foreign bird breeding centers and exchange of rare species with other zoological gardens in the world. It also facilitates university students and research fellows to conduct studies and research thus creating academic and professional ties with the reputed academic and research institutions in the subject of ornithology. The center is dedicated to create awareness and interest in wild life and the Importance of Conservation of fauna and flora.
Tickets
Ticket Prices For Local Visitors
Age 1 to 5yrs - Free of Charge
Age 5 to 10yrs - LKR 100.00
Age 10 above - LKR 200.00
Adults - LKR 200.00
Ticket Prices For Foreign Visitors
Kids - LKR 1000.00
Adults - LKR 2000.00
For more information
Address: Nagarawewa, Hambantota, Sri Lanka.
Telephones: (0094) 112 507848 / (0094) 774 779271
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