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Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage Bus Stop is a bus station, located at Kegalle-Rambukkana Rd, Rambukkana, Sri Lanka

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Kegalle-Rambukkana Rd, Rambukkana

Added by Jopie, at 06 March 2016

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18 Reviews

  • Jagath Nugadeniya
    29 April 2018

    Actually this is not the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. This is the bus halt to the Rambukkana side from Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Some reviews here with mistaken that this is the Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage. Hope this misunderstanding with the name as it starts with Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage . bus stop. Nothing especial, bus stop with a small shelter with iron sheets and no seating inside.

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  • Srinidhi K.v.
    28 April 2018

    Numerous elephants. Elephant feeding (waste), elephant rides (costly) r other attractions. Children will enjoy. Entrance for foreigners is very high.

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  • SS P
    21 March 2018

    This is an average spot that comes close to being labeled as a tourist trap. The large amount of advertising this place gets seems to be pushing tourists to this place. However, don't expect too much. Elephants aren't the kind that like being kept chained or kept captive. The upkeep isn't great either. The place looks like one run to gain from tourists' fascination for elephants.

    On the plus side, the restaurant beside the river didn't disappoint.

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  • Akila Udana
    09 March 2018

    The Pinnawala Elephant Orphanage was established by the Sri Lankan Department of Wildlife Conservation in 1975 for feeding and providing care and sanctuary to orphaned baby elephants that were found in the wild. The orphanage was located at the Wilpattu national park, then shifted to the tourist complex at Bentota  and then to the Dehiwala zoo From the Zoo it was shifted to Pinnawala village on a 25-acre (10 ha) cocunot plantation adjacent to the Maha oya  River.

    The primary residential care area is on the east side of Highway B199, Rambukkana Road.

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  • Sujatha Harrylal
    28 February 2018

    No guide or info on the tours as to where elephants come from and where they will be released , do not advise to partake in the "washing" of the elephants as these ones are chained up and forced to lie down.

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  • Tharindu Karunaratne
    25 February 2018

    There is a daily schedule to follow, you can see them feed elephants in the morning and bath in the noon

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  • Manusha De Silva
    29 December 2017

    Good place for to see the elephants.you can feed them also.you can see how to bath elephant..how the baby elephant drink the milk .l

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  • Sandeep Easwaramangalam
    26 December 2017

    This is one place where u can see such a huge number of elephants..
    They are taking care of orphaned and injured elephants which got separated from the heard during the civil war.
    There is facility to Feed the elephants.
    It's a magnificent sight to see such a large heard of elephants being taken to the river like a cattle heard..
    Try to reach there before the time elephants are taken to the river..

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  • Uditha Kumara Wijesinghe
    03 November 2017

    Although you see lot of bad comments , this place is specialy for the disable elephants and elephants which faced to different kind of problems.it is not a captive center or training center .it needs lot of money to maintain elephants specialy for foods.that is why they sell tickets.it is good place to study about elephants.

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  • Janaka Neranjan
    02 November 2017

    Best place to see elephants with your kids. Parking available.Try to see elephant bathing time.

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  • Tech Tube
    23 September 2017

    Only the elephants are grown tI make money. Elephants are so poor.

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  • Xing Myra
    18 September 2017

    If u love elephants,go to the national parks just don't come to this place! they treat the elephants so rude ! They just use them for money ! Poor elephants

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  • Alvaro Garcia Zaragoza Olmo
    04 July 2017

    Do not go to this place. You can see elephants, yes, but with chains and the people working with them are very rude. If you only go Pinnawela perhaps you dont realized it, but if you visit other places where seeing elephants (yala, Minneriya, etc) you see the difference. They are not an orphanat anymore, they keep elephants to earn money, and you can see that on animal faces.

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  • Visit Sri Visit Srilanka Tuor
    23 June 2017

    Nice

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  • Mohamed Salmy
    08 May 2017

    Beautiful sri lanka, must visit place for kids to see many elephants

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  • Ramu Kushwaha
    17 March 2017

    Very good place for elephant ride and safari. Beautiful atmosphere with everywhere greenary .

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  • Md. Iman Ali Sardar
    21 February 2017

    nice place

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  • Mohammed Fatha
    13 March 2016

    I loved it

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