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Witness the highest concentration of leopards on Earth. Yala's unique landscape of coastal lagoons, rocky outcrops, and dense scrub jungle provides the perfect theater for the island's top predator. This 3-day expedition is designed for the serious wildlife enthusiast, offering multiple game drives to increase your sighting success. Beyond leopards, you will encounter sloth bears, massive elephant herds, and mugger crocodiles in one of Asia's most biodiverse ecosystems.
Duration
3 Days
Group Size
2-12 people
Destinations
1 Cities
Difficulty
Easy
World-record density of leopards (approx. 1 per km² in Block 1)
Rare Sloth Bear sightings, particularly during Palu season (May-July)
Golden Hour photography at Patanangala Beach & Rock
Birdwatching: Spot the endemic Sri Lanka Junglefowl and Painted Storks
Expert naturalists who track via alarm calls and fresh pugmarks
Flexible
Time: Flexible
Flexible
Time: Flexible
Free cancellation up to 48 hours before tour start. No refund for cancellations within 48 hours.
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