Yala National Park in Sri Lanka: a paradise for tourists, a blessing for scientists
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka: a paradise for tourists, a blessing for scientists
Sputnik International
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka, the country’s second largest wildlife reserve, is located about 300 km from the capital Colombo in the dry zone boarding the... 20.03.2010, Sputnik International
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka, the country’s second largest wildlife reserve, is located about 300 km from the capital Colombo in the dry zone boarding the Indian Ocean. Foto: baby turtles in a turtle conservation center near Yala.
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka, the country’s second largest wildlife reserve, is located about 300 km from the capital Colombo in the dry zone boarding the Indian Ocean. Foto: baby turtles in a turtle conservation center near Yala.
Yala National Park in Sri Lanka, the country’s second largest wildlife reserve, is located about 300 km from the capital Colombo in the dry zone boarding the Indian Ocean. Foto: baby turtles in a turtle conservation center near Yala.
Such nature diversity makes the park home to numerous species of mammals, birds and other animals, many of which are endemic to the island of Sri Lanka.
The park is closed for tourists during the dry season, from September 1 to October 15.
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