Yala National Park is one of Sri Lanka`s most popular tourist attractions in large part because of the park`s abundant wildlife, which includes Sri Lankan elephants, leopards, deer, and other species. The oldest national park in Sri Lanka is Yala National Park. Yala has two main entrances: Kitagawa and Palatupana. Palatupana is the most well-known entrance location. The park`s entrance is located near Palatupana, 12 kilometers from Kirinda. Yala National Park, the second-largest national park in Sri Lanka, is made up of five blocks and receives the most visitors. Yala is made up of five blocks and covers a total area of 1260 square kilometers; however, only a portion of that is accessible to tourists. According to reports, the highest leopard destination in the world is Yala. Yala is a stunning nature reserve where more than 44 different species of mammals and 215 different bird species are free to roam. Keep your eyes peeled and your camera at the ready since you might come across many species along the journey, such as elephants, spotted deer, or leopards. You`ll undoubtedly appreciate this journey, whether you`re a gutsy lone traveler or a daring group of friends visiting Sri Lanka.