Nestled on Sri Lanka’s southeastern coastal belt is the appealing and delightful Yala National Park; home to many a species of varying shades & sizes. Here is how you can spend a day at the Park.
Morning
Having a plan and a knowledgeable guide at your disposal will go a long way towards ensuring that your time at the Yala National Park goes off well. Ideally, arrive in Yala the night before and map out a plan that will see you out and about by sunrise. Spend your morning combing every corner of the reserve in search of elephants which are a major draw. Be mindful to never venture too close as these majestic animals ought to be respected at every given opportunity.
Afternoon
The elusive leopard, commonly associated with the word ‘Yala’ is at times, a difficult find but should luck be on your side, then look forward to a mesmeric and rewarding experience. However, Yala comprises a vast array of species such as sloth bears, deer, peacocks, and crocodiles that will make you fall in love with these glorious outdoors.
Evening
Once dusk begins to settle, you may bring the curtain down on your adventures within Yala by making a beeline towards the beach. Imagine tucking into your favorite fare under a starlit sky, serenaded by the sounds of nocturnal animals and lapping waves. Take pleasure in these inviting environs before returning to your mode of accommodation in Tangalle. Hotels the likes of Anantara Peace Haven Tangalle Resort are great options to consider for a luxurious and comfortable stay.