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Bird sanctuary turned national park
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Chundikulam Bird Sanctuary, now known as Chundikkulam National Park, is a wildlife haven in northern Sri Lanka. Originally designated as a bird sanctuary in 1938, it was upgraded to a national park in 2015. The park boasts diverse flora and fauna, including mangrove swamps, dry zone flora, and a variety of bird species like godwits, storks, and sandpipers. Visitors may also spot mammals like leopards and deer, as well as crocodiles.

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