Yala offers a variety of attractions to entice your adventurous spirit. Track the leopards endemic to Sri Lanka or spot the many coloured birds who migrate to the island, or enjoy getting lost in the past with a visit to the historical sites with tales both beautiful and tragic.
Kataragama is perhaps one of the most fascinating places in Sri Lanka, particularly in terms of its lore, as well as how it holds religious and cultural...
The Magul Maha Viharaya is an protected archeological monument located in Lahugala, 11 km from Pottuvil town. Lahugala was once part of the ancient...
In Hambantota, about 293 km from Colombo, you’ll find Sithulpawwa. Located about 18km east from Kataragama, the Sithulpawwa Rajamaha Viharaya...
Kebiliththa is a place considered highly sacred by Buddhists and Hindus alike, and people come from all over the world to meditate here. Located in Block 4 of...
The Okanda Devalaya (or Ukanthamalai Murugan Kovil) is located in Okanda, a small hamlet in the Ampara District along Sri Lanka’s East Coast...
Yala National Park is 978.807 km2 hotspot of biodiversity, with hundreds of flora and fauna species claiming it as their home. Alongside this feat, Yala is...
Without a question Sri Lanka’s most popular national park, Yala is situated about 260 km southeast of Colombo. Officially designated as a national park on 1st...