Yala National Park

Yala, in southeastern Sri Lanka, is renowned for its diverse wildlife, including the elusive Sri Lankan leopard, scenic landscapes, and coastal views, making it a prime destination for safari adventures and nature enthusiasts.

Located in southeastern Sri Lanka, is a premier destination for wildlife enthusiasts and nature lovers. The Yala National Park, known for its diverse ecosystems including grasslands, forests, and lagoons, is home to an impressive array of wildlife, including the elusive Sri Lankan leopard, elephants, sloth bears, and a wide variety of bird species. Visitors can embark on thrilling safari drives to explore the park’s rich biodiversity and enjoy the picturesque landscapes. The park’s coastal areas also offer stunning views and the opportunity to spot marine life. Additionally, Yala’s historical and cultural significance, with ancient ruins and temples within its boundaries, adds to its appeal, making it a captivating destination for those interested in both natural beauty and cultural heritage.

Activities

• Explore Yala National Park: Enjoy safaris to spot leopards, elephants, and other wildlife in diverse ecosystems.
• Visit Kataragama: Explore this sacred town with its important temples and pilgrimage sites.
• Relax at Kirinda Beach: Enjoy the scenic coastal views and relax by the sea.
• Discover Sithulpawwa Rock Temple: Explore this ancient Buddhist site with its rock carvings and serene surroundings.
• Tour the Yala Research Center: Learn about conservation efforts and local wildlife.
• Take a Trip to Bundala National Park: Visit this nearby park for birdwatching and diverse wildlife experiences.

• Accommodation: Hotels in Yala B.com link
• Travel Time: Udawalawe to Yala – 1 hour 45min (approx.)
• Transfer Mode: Private Car (Air Conditioned)