The five species of primates observed in Sri Lanka -the grey langur, purple faced langur, toque macaque, grey slender loris and the red slender loris,
The Purple-faced Langur (Trachypithecus vetulus), or Purple-faced Leaf Monkey, is a species of Old World monkey endemic to Sri Lanka. This is a long-tailed arboreal species, mainly brown with a dark facemask and paler lower face. The loud barking call, particularly of the highland form,
There are four distinct subspecies of Purple-faced Langur which are the Southern Lowland Wetzone Purple-faced Langur, North Lowland Wetzone Purple-faced Langur, Dryzone Purple-faced Langur and Montane Purple-faced Langur or Bear Monkey.
Recently identified The Horton Plains slender loris, found only in Sri Lanka, This Endemic can be seen Horton plains National Park and Nuwara eliya erea,
Site such as Polonnaruwa and Sigiriya in Sri Lanka’s Cultural triangle are among the country’s best places to watch them
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