Yala Village

Spread out on 10 acres of jungle and never ending miles of beach Yala village Sri Lanka is located on the southern coast of Sri Lanka, bordering the Yala Wildlife Sanctuary and the Sea. It’s just 10 km from the town of Kirinda, 22 km from Tissa, and is in close proximity to the historic town of Kataragama. The village is a perfect example of a Nature Resort and taking it to new heights. On the way to Yala village Sri Lanka Sri Lanka's capital passes by, which is the metropolitan city of Colombo. Even the drive to the city would be a scenic drive in Sri Lanka along the never-ending span of the ocean. Then one will pass the historic city of Galle, which some scholars believe to be the Tarshish mentioned in the Old Testament. While moving along the way down the south coast one will come across many other historic places of interest and breathtaking sceneries.

The Yala village Sri Lanka is truly a nature resort of untamed beauty and unmatched luxury. Once inside the jungle one can catch glimpses of elephants walking. Many rare species of birds such as Grebes, Cormorants, Herons, Storks, Ducks, Raptors and many more are quite common in the village. Animal lovers love out here as one will find Grey Langur, living and playing on the tree-tops with the spotted deer seen throughout the village. Wild buffalo & wild boar roaming around you would provide you a good surprise and a great picture. Tuskers and elephants are frequent visitors as well. For Bird Watchers, Bundala has magnificent bird sanctuaries, which are real treat. If you are interested in the local Culture & History, take a drive down to Kataragama, the abode of God Skandha, the Warrior God and visit the old Buddhist monasteries of Situlpauwa and Nimalawa.