Yala
Famed as Sri Lanka’s premier wildlife destination, Yala National Park is a sanctuary where untamed nature thrives. Home to the world’s highest density of leopards, the park also shelters elephants, sloth bears, crocodiles, and hundreds of bird species. Its landscapes range from dense jungles and open grasslands to serene lagoons and coastal stretches, offering breathtaking safaris that blend adventure with raw natural beauty.
Signature Experiences
Sithulpawwa Rock Temple
A revered monastery dating back over 2,000 years, Sithulpawwa rests atop rocky hills within Yala. Pilgrims and travelers alike visit for its ancient stupas, caves with murals, and sweeping views over the surrounding wilderness and plains.
Yala National Park
Sri Lanka’s most famous wildlife reserve, Yala offers thrilling safaris across jungles, lagoons, and grasslands. It is celebrated for its high leopard population, herds of elephants, sloth bears, and diverse birdlife, promising unforgettable encounters with untamed nature.
Bundala National Park
A UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Bundala is a haven for birdwatchers. Its coastal lagoons and wetlands shelter flamingos, storks, and migratory species, alongside crocodiles and elephants, making it a spectacular destination where wildlife and serene landscapes beautifully intertwine.