Galway's Land National Park, Montane forest national park in Nuwara Eliya, Sri Lanka.

Galway's Land National Park is a 27-hectare national park of dense montane forest within the city limits of Nuwara Eliya, about 2 km east of the city centre. It was first declared a wildlife sanctuary in 1938 and upgraded to national park status on 18 May 2006 to conserve the region's montane ecosystems. The nearby Galway Forest Lodge stands close to the park boundary.

The area was designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1938, making it one of the earliest protected forest areas in Sri Lanka's central highlands. It was upgraded to national park status in 2006, reflecting a broader effort to strengthen forest protection in the mountains.

The Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka names Galways Land and nearby Victoria Park among the country's foremost birdwatching sites. The park holds roughly 20 species of rare migrant birds and about 30 native species, alongside native and introduced flora. Galway Forest Lodge stands close to the park boundary.

Galway's Land National Park lies about 2 km east of Nuwara Eliya city centre, within the city limits, and the nearby Galway Forest Lodge sits close to the park boundary. The 27 ha site is dense montane forest, so expect humid, shaded conditions under the canopy. The Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka lists it among the country's most significant birdwatching sites, which makes early visits worthwhile for bird activity.

The Field Ornithology Group of Sri Lanka names both Victoria Park and Galway's Land as two of the country's most significant birdwatching sites. The park shelters about 20 species of rare migrant birds and around 30 native species, and the Galway Forest Lodge stands close to its boundary.