Comfort camping experience in Yala National Park. At Yala Wild Hut, we offer the convenience of ‘comfort camping’, giving you the experience of camping in the wild without worrying about having to set up camp or the organisation of meals, refreshments or anything else you may require. We provide camping equipment and setting up of camp. When you return from your evening safari, your campfire will be waiting for you. You do not need to prepare your dinner; we will have a hot meal. So warmly we’ll come to visit us to get this experience. More details please contact us…

For wildlife explorers who endeavour luxury glamping adventure, Leopard nest is a novel campsite that reflects the true spirit of an ultimate glamping experience with charm, romance and adventure. And it brings the conceptual design of nests into luxury lodging and creates a unique glamping experience in Yala National Park. Whilst minimizing the environmental footprints, we make the difference in the wild and provide an authentic fantastic experience with large tents and treehouses that are unique in design and exclusive in comfort.

Yala National Park is the most beloved national park in Sri Lanka, and it is spread across two provinces, particularly Uva & Southern. It lies within Monaragala & Hambantota districts.Yala National Park includes about 97,880.7 hectares, the diverse ecosystem extending from the Moist Monsoon Forest to the different natural compartments. Yala was identified as a protected area in 1900, and it was 389 km2 at that time. In 1909 Yala was named as Sanctuary and get a gazette as a National Park on 25 th February 1938. Yala is located in the deepest peneplain of the island. The peneplain, which…

Yala incorporates a severe wildlife reserve with a national park. Split into five blocks; the park has a protected zone of about 130,000 hectares of land consisting of dawning forests, scrubs, water tanks, grasslands and lagoons. Two blocks are currently opened to the public. Situated in Sri Lanka’s southeast, clutching the panoramic Indian Ocean, Yala was designated a wildlife sanctuary in 1900 and was established as a national park in 1938. Ironically, the national park was initially used for hunting by the nobility under the British administration. As a result, Yala is home to 44 types of mammal and 215…

Sithulpawwa Rajamaha Viharaya is Situated near Yala in Hambanthota District, has also being called Chiththala Pabbatha in the early syllabi. Stone Inscriptions has recognised this location as “Chithala Paawatha Vehera”. This temple network is credited to King Kavanthissa, who controlled the southern area of the country. Sithulpawwa is recognised as a place where thousands of Arhaths breathed at one time. According to legends, it is said that a postulant monk named Thissa, who has given the state of Arhat, lived here and later, a stupa was built encasing his remains; thus, this also has been recognised as Tissa Thera Chetiya.…