Located in the southeastern region of Sri Lanka, Yala National Park is the country’s most famous and second-largest national park, covering 979 square kilometers. It is renowned for having one of the highest densities of leopards in the world, making it a must-visit destination for wildlife enthusiasts.

A Haven for Wildlife 🐘🦅

Yala is home to an incredible diversity of animals, including:
✅ Sri Lankan Leopards – The top predator and star attraction of Yala.
✅ Asian Elephants – Majestic herds roam freely across the park.
✅ Sloth Bears – A rare but exciting sight in the wild.
✅ Crocodiles & Reptiles – Mugger crocodiles, monitor lizards, and pythons.
✅ Birdwatcher’s Paradise – Over 200 species of birds, including eagles, peacocks, and migratory birds.

Scenic Landscapes & Unique Ecosystems 🌊🌿

Yala features a stunning mix of dry forests, grasslands, freshwater lakes, and coastal lagoons, creating the perfect habitat for wildlife. The park is divided into five blocks, with Block 1 being the most popular for safaris due to its high leopard sightings. Yala also borders the Indian Ocean, offering a breathtaking blend of wildlife and coastal beauty.

Safari Experience 🚙🐆

Visitors can explore Yala through guided jeep safaris, available in the morning and evening for the best wildlife encounters. Our expert guides navigate the park’s rugged terrain to bring you up close to its extraordinary wildlife while ensuring a safe and ethical safari experience.