Yala National Park Safari

Surface water becomes critical in the dry season

Wetlands are one of habitat types of Yala

The great stone-curlew (great thick-knee) is a waterbird found in the park

Streams in the park can sustain a large herd of Sri Lankan elephants

Yala has the highest leopard concentration in the world

Baby tufted gray langur

Crocodile

Wild elephants are commonly found in Yala. Elephant Rock is in the background

Tourism generates noise and air pollution in the park, but also generates money and therefore helps to justify the National Park

Yala National Park Safari

Tissamaharama

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Tags : National Park

Timings : Daily - 6 AM to 6 PM

Ways to Experience this attraction

4.4

Yala National Park: Morning or Afternoon Golden Hour Safari

4.0 hour - 12.0 hour

Deals start ₹1,864

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4.8

Yala National Park Half or Full-Day Safari

4.0 hour - 12.0 hour

Deals start ₹1,785

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4.8

Yala National Park Safari Tours : 7 hours & 12 hours

7.0 hour - 12.0 hour

Deals start ₹2,135

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4.6

Yala National Park: Safari Experience at Dawn or Dusk

4.0 hour - 12.0 hour

Deals start ₹1,785

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5.0

Yala National Park Safari: 3 options

7.0 hour - 12.0 hour

Deals start ₹2,135

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5.0

Yala National Park : Luxury Camping Adventure & Safaris

1.0 day - 2.0 day

Deals start ₹51,238

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Yala National Park Safari, Tissamaharama Overview

Sprawling 970 square kilometres, Yala National Park is Sri Lanka’s second largest national park, comprising bountiful jungles, lagoons, grasslands and marshes bordering the Indian Ocean. There are over 300 different species of mammals, reptiles and birds here and the world’s highest leopard concentration. Staying in Tissamaharama is ideal for going on early morning safaris when leopards idle about on rocks and tusked elephants head for baths.