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Witness the world's largest seasonal congregation of Asian elephants. As the dry season takes hold, hundreds of elephants migrate to the ancient Minneriya Tank for water, fresh grass, and social interaction. This 2-day expedition offers an intimate look at herds, playful calves, and majestic tuskers in their natural habitat.
Duration
2 Days
Group Size
2-12 people
Destinations
1 Cities
Difficulty
Moderate
Largest gathering of Asian elephants in the world
Expert-led 4x4 private jeep safari
Sunset viewing at the Minneriya Tank
Bird watching (Pelicans, Painted Storks, and Fish Eagles)
Overnight stay in a nearby eco-lodge or luxury campsite
Flexible
Time: Flexible
Flexible
Time: Flexible
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before tour start. No refund for cancellations within 48 hours.
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