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Yala National Park is the most visited and second largest national park in Sri Lanka, renowned for its high density of leopards and diverse wildlife. It offers a thrilling safari experience through its varied ecosystems, including forests, scrublands, and coastal lagoons.
The Wildest National Park in Sri Lanka
Tropical - Yala National Park experiences a tropical climate with two distinct monsoon seasons. The park has a dry season from February to August and a wet season from September to January. Temperatures remain relatively consistent throughout the year.
February to August
This is the best time to visit Yala National Park as the weather is dry and ideal for wildlife spotting. The park is open for safaris, and the chances of seeing leopards and other wildlife are high.
September to November
The park may be closed for a few months due to the wet season, but the shoulder period offers fewer crowds and lush landscapes. Wildlife sightings can still be good, especially in the early dry periods.