Sinharaja regnskoven guidet dagstur
Beskrivelse
En guidet tur varetages af en uddannet og kvalificeret lokal guide. Han/hun er veluddannet om Sinharaja-skoven, det vilde liv, træer, planter og miljøet. Beliggende i det sydvestlige Sri Lanka og landets sidste levedygtige område med primær tropisk regnskov. Over 60% af træerne er endemiske, og mange af dem anses for sjældne. Der er meget endemisk dyreliv, især fugle, men reservatet er også hjemsted for over 50 % af Sri Lankas endemiske arter af pattedyr og sommerfugle, og mange slags insekter, krybdyr og sjældne padder. Dækker et areal på 8.864 ha og spænder fra en højde på 300 – 1.170 meter. Sri Lanka er hjemsted for 830 endemiske arter, hvoraf 217 træer og træbevoksede klatrere findes i den lave våde zone. Af disse er 139 (64%) registreret i reservatet, inklusive 16 sjældne arter. Faunal endemisme er særlig høj for fugle, hvor 19 (95%) af 20 arter registreret her er endemiske for Sri Lanka. Endemisme blandt pattedyr og sommerfugle er også større end 50%.
Turmuligheder
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Hvis du elsker natur og dyreliv, er dette det bedste sted, du kan besøge i Sri Lanka. Dette er landets sidste levedygtige område med primær tropisk regnskov. Mere end 60% af træerne er endemiske, og mange af dem anses for sjældne. 50 % af Sri Lankas endemiske dyrearter (sommerfugle, padder, fugle, slanger og fiskearter). Det er hjemsted for 95% endemiske fugle. Fugle har en tendens til at bevæge sig i blandede fodringsflokke, uvægerligt ledet af den frygtløse Sri Lanka-kammedrongo og den larmende orangenæbbede pludrer. Af Sri Lankas 26 endemiske fugle forekommer de 20 regnskovsarter alle her, inklusive den undvigende rød-faced malkoha, grønnæbbet coucal og Sri Lanka blå skate. Krybdyr omfatter den endemiske grønne hugorm og pukkel-næse hugorme, og der er et stort udvalg af padder, især løvfrøer. Hvirvelløse dyr omfatter den endemiske srilankanske fuglevingesommerfugl og igler. Den mener, at der bor omkring 3 elefanter og nogle leoparder her. Endemisk langur med lilla ansigt er almindelig.
Gin Ganga er en af de længste floder i Sri Lanka, og det er en af grænserne til Sinharaja-skoven. Vi går på bredden af Gin Ganga under vores tur. Flodbadning muligt under turen, og vores guide vil vise dig de sikre steder for dette. Kom forberedt. Det bliver sjovt.
Dette er et af de smukke vandfald, vi møder på vores vej.
Endnu et vandfald kan vi se under vandringen. Her er det muligt at bade
Højdepunkter
Hvad er inkluderet
Afhentningssteder og tider
Send os venligst en besked/whasaapp besked med navnet på dit hotel. Hvis det er placeret tæt på Sinharaja-skovens indgangsport, vil vores guide gå ind på dit hotel og mødes.
Rejsendes vurderinger
Vigtig information
- Der er adgang til offentlig transport i nærheden
- Spædbørn skal sidde på skødet af en voksen
- Rejsende skal mindst være i moderat fysisk form
Anmeldelser(7)
I am Japanese and only speak Japanese, but Inoka, who was in charge of the guide, explained it in easy-to-understand English, which made it a very fulfilling trekking tour. I was alone, but I was able to meet a variety of creatures and also go into the river, which was very healing. We highly recommend you to join us!
Mr. Inoka was in charge of the guide. I was Japanese and only spoke Japanese, so I was on my own, but they explained it in easy-to-understand English during the trek and I really enjoyed it. It was a wonderful experience to meet so many different creatures again. We also went into the river and had lunch near the river, which was very soothing. If you are considering taking part, I highly recommend it!
We had a wonderful day tour with Ms. Inoka. She was extremely knowledgeable about all the flora and fauna and she was amazing at spotting animals. She was also kind and patient, making the trip a real pleasure from start to finish.
Team makes a amazing Job! They take care of you, give you good tips and avices! It’s cheaper to be directly in contact with them thant going threw a website and they are so gentle and polite! Thanks guys, keep going like this!
Good nature walk, my guide Inoka was knowledgable and really good at spotting even very small insects and getting me the best angle for a picture. She seemed more experienced than the other guides and even helped them a bit along they way. She brought me food to have at the waterfall which no other group had and it was homemade, amazing. Mostly a birds, bugs and snakes kind of experience, this is not a safari nor a super intense hike. It's about the rain forest and the guides were very respectful of the fauna and flora which I really appreciated.
The rainforest was so interesting to explore, so many tiny and not so tiny creatures to spot. There's a lot of walking to do and the terrain leading to the waterfall can be slowly accessed for quite a treat. Don't miss taking a dip at the base of the waterfall. This activity is highly recommended for those interested in wildlife and interesting in taking some amazing photography of the biodiversity that exists here.
Our tour guide was Sagata Nadan. He is not just a good tour guide but also a great photographer. It is clear that it's not just a job for him but his passion! We went through the rain forest and he was very elaborate in his explanations, also pinpointing the different insects/animals hide-outs. We ate on top of a waterfall, and got to hold a snake, swam in the lake, amongst many other adventures. It was definitely worth it & an adventure. I can't recommend this tour enough. Thank you for the wonderful time 😊
