Yala National Park

Man 141km ² are open to the public, but the Yala National Park, 979km ² area of ​​the covers. To a distance of 309km south of Colombo on the southeast of the island along the coastline. Can be reached to pass the town of Tissamaharama in the Hambantota district, one of the park the Southern District of

Areas this park, jungle, beaches, freshwater lakes, lagoons, rivers, shrubs, but are included. A variety of habitat diversity gives rise to a variety of wildlife. Yala is a wonderful place to see elephants in their natural habitat, probably has the highest density of leopards in the world. Sloth bear, wolf, mongoose, pangolin (scaly anteater), crocodile, wild boar, deer, buffalo and gray langur and wild peacock can see all of the

Animals, puddles, streams, and abundant water supply of a small lake and lagoon. 'Ruhuna' and Dong called Yala Yala National Park is divided into the West. Ruhuna National Park is recognized as the world's best for observing and photographing the leopard park. Entire park, it appears to see at least 3 days in advance. Day Jeep safari to the park, however, it is possible. The opportunity to discover the Panthers one of the park, therefore usually very high, around 19:00, closed relatively late. Tourist guide leopards often know the track.

In addition to living in the wild, and you look forward to a non-resident can enjoy the beautiful beaches. Southeast of the park, with many natural bays, the sea is limited. Natural virgin beaches and sand dunes provide a beautiful environment. Surely is one of Sri Lanka's most beautiful Seascape. Once you reach the beach, even if created in an open jeep tour in the park, you can enjoy the beauty of the sea, the sheer Mangroves line the coastline, this part of the lagoon's fringing. A wide range of parks surrounding this lagoon offers an excellent location to see the visitors animals and bird life. Yala National Park in September and October, it closed will be recorded.