Yala National Park
Yala National Park is Sri Lanka's most famous wildlife reserve, home to leopards, elephants, sloth bears and a rich variety of birds. Experience thrilling safaris, diverse landscapes and unforgettable wildlife encounters.

Overview
Spanning over 979 sq km, Yala National Park is a haven for wildlife lovers and adventure seekers. The park is best known for having one of the highest leopard densities in the world. From thrilling safari drives to serene beaches and ancient ruins nearby, Yala offers a perfect blend of adventure and natural beauty.
Best Time to Visit
February – July
Average Temperature
26°C – 33°C Warm & Pleasant
Time to Explore
Half Day / Full Day Recommended
Park Established
1938 Sri Lanka's first NP
Quick Facts
Top Things to Do in Yala

Go on a Safari
Experience thrilling jeep safaris and spot leopards, elephants and more.

Wildlife Watching
Discover a wide variety of mammals, birds, reptiles and butterflies.

Visit Sithulpawwa
Explore the ancient Sithulpawwa Rock Temple and its history.

Relax at Beaches
Unwind at nearby beaches like Patanangala and Kataragama.

Bird Watching
A paradise for bird lovers with over 215 species recorded.
Plan Your Visit
Dry season with best wildlife sightings.
Lush landscapes but higher chance of rain.
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Essential Travel Info
How to Reach Yala National Park
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