Yala National Park

Yala National Park, the oldest known National Park in the world, is a natural forest where animals thrive. Its conditions include edible vegetation, tropical and dry weather, and abundant estuaries. These features allow many life forms to coexist in this dense forest of large trees, plants, herbs, water bodies, and vines. During a Yala National Park Day Tour, it is preferable to remain silent. This environment thrives on natural sounds, and our noise can disturb wild animals. When animals feel perturbed, they often hide or disappear. Therefore, during the Yala National Park Day Tour, listen to the sounds of nature and avoid making noise.

Lions, tigers, cheetahs & leopards had once lived here. However, due to the phenomenon of the extinction of species, only the leopards have survived as revealed in the Survivor series. One would feel fortunate to spot a leopard & it can happen at the spur of the moment, in a flash, unpredictably, spontaneously. Herds of Peacocks, monkeys & Elephants somehow seem to thrive as they appear on the scene as soon as one enters the park. Others materialize sooner or later as one goes deeper into the forest. The sound of the peacocks somehow seem to be working as an alarm giving the message to others to move away from where they are to run deeper into the wilderness as one drives in all the glory of being protected & equipped safe in a vehicle.