This is for those especially interested in a more in-depth study of Sri Lanka's rich and diverse flora, fauna, culture and the history.

In terms of flora, the wet zone is one of the best places to explore due to its huge variety of spectacular orchids, hardwood trees (including ebony, teak and silkwood), and many plants used in Sri Lankan ayurvedic medicine. Sri Lanka's central hill country is home to some fascinating cloud and dwarf (pygmy) forests as well as extensive grassland areas (such as the famous Horton Plains National Park). Even the dry zone, though usually arid, can erupt with colour after a spell of rain.

Sri Lanka's fauna is equally diverse, with a total of 86 mammal species (including primates, predatory animals and ungulates), 83 species of snake, 54 species of fish and 5 endangered species of marine turtle. Of particular interest may be the rising number of leopards that have been spotted in Wilpattu National Park.

Other than Flora & fauna study tours, the interest for exploring the cultural and historical values has been increased recently. For those who are interested in exploring the hidden treasures in the Wilderness, Team Let’s Go Camping provides the ground facilities. From transportation to accommodation and the support services like, local guides, trackers, mountain bikes for the single tracks etc… could be arranged on your request.    We are geared enough to  cater to your needs in the Wilderness.