Prehistoric Waulpane (The Cave of Bats) is a beautiful stalactite and stalagmite limestone cave with fossils from 500 million years old and home for million bats which belongs to ten different species. The cave is found as one of most prehistoric locations also a unique pieces of nature that only the underground waterfall cascade mystically inside the cave and renowned for beautiful “Stalactite” and “Stalagmite” pencil columns those were formed by age-old limestone. The cave is a home for more than one million Bats (ten different species which have found 05 species are endemic).

Udawalawa National Wildlife is the most renowned Wild Elephant Sanctuary in Sri Lanka that located foothills of southern fall of central highlands and a savanna classified grassland with a backdrop of thickets jungle of both wet zones and dry zone rain forests. The sanctuary is created for animals those displays due to Udawalawa Reservoir but sanctuary occupied a larger extent as 119 sq miles and especially established as a home for wild elephants. The wildlife is rich in diverse flora and fauna which popularly spotting of Sri Lanka Sambur Deer, Fishing Cat, Sloth Bear, Spotted Deer, Leopard, Wild Boar, Water Buffalo, Crocodiles, Elephants, and Birds.