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For nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts, a day trip to Yala National Park is a must. This stunning national park is home to some of the most diverse and abundant wildlife in Sri Lanka, and offers visitors a unique and unforgettable experience.
The day trip begins with an early morning drive to Yala National Park, where visitors will have the opportunity to explore the park on a guided wildlife safari. Yala National Park is home to a wide range of animals, including elephants, leopards, sloth bears, and many species of birds and reptiles. During the safari, visitors will have the chance to see these amazing creatures up close and personal, as well as learn about their behavior and habitats from an experienced guide.
In addition to the wildlife safari, visitors can also explore the stunning landscapes of Yala National Park, including its lush forests, rolling hills, and pristine beaches. Whether you’re a nature lover or a wildlife enthusiast, Yala National Park offers something for everyone.
For those interested in learning more about the history and culture of Yala National Park, a visit to the Yala National Park Museum is a must. This fascinating museum is filled with artifacts and exhibits that tell the story of Yala National Park and its place in Sri Lankan history.
With its diverse wildlife, stunning landscapes, and fascinating cultural heritage, a day trip to Yala National Park is the perfect way to discover the best of Sri Lanka’s wildlife. Book your tour today and get ready to explore the rich and varied landscapes of this stunning national park!
| # | Discount group | From adult | To adult | Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 02-03 | 02 | 03 | 40% |
| 2 | 04-07 Pax | 04 | 07 | 50% |
| 3 | 08-15 Pax | 08 | 15 | 60% |
After learning about the sheer determination of the people through the art displayed at the Tsunami Photo Museum, let us now head down to the Galle Dutch Fort.
The fishermen sit on a cross bar tied to a vertical pole which is planted in the coral reef and the stilt with one hand while seated and carry out rod and line fishing with the other hand. The practice of stilt fishing started about 50 years after the end of the Second World War when fishermen found that fishing off the rocks that protrude over the sea was not enough to catch fish in large numbers, so they started planting discarded metal pipes into the reef and using them to lean against and fish.
Visit with Best Day tour operator in Sri Lanka Yala or Ruhunu National Park is one of the best and most popular in the country due to its diversity and density of mammals. it consists of five blocks covering an area of 97,881 hectares. Block 01 which was established in 1938 covers an area of 14,101 hectares and it is widely used by tourists due to its very extensive network of road. Block 02 was established in 1954, Block 03 in 1967, Block 04 in 1969 and Block 05 in 1973. The vegetation of the park is primarily semi arid thorny scrub interspersed with riverine forests and fairly dense pockets of forests. There are many places to stay just outside the park in Palatupana as well as a number of bungalows inside the park. These bungalows, as with the case of all national park bungalows, and camp sites have to be booked beforehand from the head office of the DWLC.
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