Muthurajawela Marsh, Sri Lanka’s largest salt swamp, spans 7,580 acres in the western Negombo region. This protected sanctuary is a biodiversity hotspot, teeming with almost 200 varieties of plant life and a diverse array of fauna, including monkeys, water monitors, and crocodiles. Bird enthusiasts can explore the marsh to spot over 100 avian species. Visitors today can experience the rich natural environment, observing the varied wildlife and lush vegetation that make this area a significant ecological site.
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