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 *About Pathum’s Nature Island*


Hi, I’m Pathum from Sri Lanka.


This blog is all about exploring the natural beauty, wildlife, and hidden gems of my country. I created Pathum’s Nature Island to share the magical places I’ve visited — from wild elephant lands and lush forests to peaceful beaches and birdwatching spots.


Whether you're a tourist, nature lover, or just curious about Sri Lanka’s natural side, I hope this blog gives you inspiration and helpful tips.


Thanks for visiting — let’s protect and enjoy nature together!


About Pathum's Nature Island

Welcome! I'm Pathum, the creator of Pathum’s Nature Island — a blog where I share the beauty, history, and wildlife of Sri Lanka. My passion is to explore cultural traditions like the Kandy Esala Perahera, majestic tuskers like Bathiya, and the breathtaking natural wonders of our island nation.

This blog is for anyone who loves Sri Lanka — whether you're a curious traveler, wildlife enthusiast, or proud local. I write from personal experience and deep respect for our heritage. Join me as we uncover the stories behind nature, culture, and conservation.

“Explore. Respect. Celebrate.” — That’s the heart of this blog.

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