YALA
Where Wildlife Roams Free
Welcome to Yala, where the wilderness is raw and the adventure is real! Imagine a place where leopards slink through the jungle, elephants trumpet through the grasslands, and peacocks dance in the mist. This is Yala national park, Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife sanctuary, where you can get up close and personal with the country’s exotic fauna.
Getting to Yala
Best Time to Visit
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Things to Do in Yala
Yala Jeep safari
Take a guided jeep safari through the park, where you can spot leopards, elephants, crocodiles, and a variety of bird species. The park is open from 6 am to 6 pm, and the best time to spot wildlife is in the early morning or late afternoon.
Nature Walks
Take a nature walk through the park or camp out in the wilderness. The park has several camping sites where you can set up tents and spend a night under the stars. You can also visit the Sithulpawwa Rock Temple, which is located inside the park and has a rich history dating back to ancient times.
Tour Packages
If you’re planning a trip to Sri Lanka, make sure to include Yala national park in your itinerary and experience premium wildlife roaming in lush grasslands . Checkout our packages that include Yala. Some popular options include.
$85/person
Waterfall Walk
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Surfing
Age: 13+
$85/person
Whale Watching
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Boating
Age: 13+
$185/person
Helicopter Tour
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Flying
Age: 13+
Folklores Associated with the Sites
Travel Tips
- Book your safari in advance to avoid long queues and disappointment.
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes for the safari.
- Carry water, snacks, and insect repellent with you.
- Do not feed or disturb the wildlife.
- Respect the local culture and traditions.
- Folklores Associated with the Sites.