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Kumana National Park, often called Yala East, rivals and may even surpass Yala Zone I in leopard density, making it a prime spot for big cat sightings.
Its stunning landscape blends open grasslands, seasonal lagoons, waterholes, the Kumbukkan River, and the Indian Ocean, creating rich, diverse habitats.
Globally renowned for birding, Kumana supports hundreds of resident and migratory species, earning its place among the world’s top avian destinations.
Remote, wild, and teeming with life, Yala East is a hidden gem for both leopard lovers and birding enthusiasts.
Day 1
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Day 2
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Day 3
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Special Notes for Safari Visitors
Safari Timings:
Ticket Counter:
Park Hours: Open from 6:00 AM – 6:00 PM
No driving allowed between 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Dress Code: Wear light-colored clothes to avoid disturbing wildlife.
Vehicle Rules:
Prohibited: Alcohol, fire, loud music, feeding animals, collecting animal/plant material.
Before Leaving: Check you have taken all your belongings.
Essentials: Bring camera battery, sunglasses, insect repellent, water, and snacks (if not included in your package).
Children’s Rates:
Yala Block I
Yala Block II
Yala Block V (Weheragala)
Yala Block VI (Lunugamwehera)
Yala East (Kumana National Park)
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