The Knuckles Range is an important habitat protected by UNESCO.

The Knuckles mountain range, in central Sri Lanka, is a natural treasure that stands out for its unique landscape. Its name is derived from its distinctive resemblance in shape to the fingers of a fist. These mountains, covered in dense forests, are home to an impressive variety of plants and animals, many of which are endemic.

The area is an ideal destination for nature and hiking enthusiasts. Well-marked trails lead through forests, along rivers and around waterfalls, offering visitors an unforgettable experience. Hikers have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views and explore the biodiversity of the area.

The Knuckles Mountains have a long history. Archaeological finds indicate that the area has been inhabited since prehistoric times. Ancient inhabitants exploited the area's natural resources for hunting and foraging, and ancient monuments and ruins reveal its cultural significance.

Today, the Knuckles Range is an important habitat protected by UNESCO. Scientists from around the world come here to study its unique ecology, while visitors enjoy its natural beauty through activities such as hiking, bird watching and wildlife exploration. The scenery of the area is so stunning that it is unforgettable for those who visit.