Yala National Park - Pride of Sri Lanka
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- Located 260 km South East of Colombo, Yala is the most popular of the many National Parks of the country. Though the official website of Yala claims that the density of leopards here is the highest in the world, it is not at all easy to sight one. If you are lucky enough, you will be able to see a leopard. There are Sloth Bears also in this park, but we could not see even one during our four full days' safari in the park
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I was on that beach in December 2004 the day it happened! We went back to the trails 10 minutes before the wave hit. We got lucky this day and I feel very grateful for being alive today 🙏🌺
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Very nice program
Beautiful ! Very good work ! Thank you very much ! Gem for the bird watchers !
Very very wonderful place I'm enjoyed ur video
I've seen Yala National Park on way to Katargama. Very nice.
Very nice video! You managed to calture many varieties of birds.
One of you nice
It seems you had a wonderful time with the animals sir!!
Greatly expressed through this video
+Arun Deepak Certainly. Wildlife is beautiful
Very well done video and narration. Thank you.
Couldn't watch the whole video due to lack of time, but surely will watch it part by part whenever I get time because it's an absolute pleasure as well as a source of amazing information.
Arya Ray Thank you Arya. Please watch this video as and when you get time. Thanks once again
You have been very lucky to see leapods there. From 🇱🇰, I have been twice there to see a leapod. But still I haven't seen.
We also had a glimpse of the leopard on the fourth day of full four days safari
How much charge to pay for halfday safari in yala
Lot of safari jeeps to view the lovely birds and animals
Amazing safari tour and thank you for sharing !!!
I like it
Wonderful video.and super voice
Nicely presented ( without being verbose) documentary. I wonder how much would it cost to safari?
your video is good, but camera is moving
Yeah
Great documentary
I love Sri Lanka .....Sri Lanka is my wife
Wonderful Video
Nice video sir. Are you using the same camera to shot this video? I mean the Canon SX60 HS
Cheiko Sairin I used two cameras to shoot - Canon Legria HF S30 and SX60
Tirthankar Haldar oh ok, thanks. I'm going to buy Canon SX60 soon for bird watching. Come visit my channel.
Cheiko Sairin The difficulty I find in shooting bird videos with SX 60 is it's slow focussing speed. By the time the camera focusses the bird has own away.
Cheiko Sairin Otherwise its optical zoom range is very suitable for bird photography
Tirthankar Haldar oh ok, thanks for your information about this camera...soon I get this camera, I'll will try to take some bird photo and upload to my TH-cam channel.
great sharing
Excellent..sri lanka
great documentary
lovely narration
Mevan Piyasena Thank you very much
Nice video.
Very good video sir
+lakshya gangwani Thanks a lot for viewing and commenting
how did u book the safari? i am gng to yala in february, which tour company did u engage? and how much am i expected to pay in US DOLLARS?
thank you for helping 😁
Also, we can arrange a safari tour for you.
Shall I use this this vide for my Blog
You may if you give due credits to me
excellent sir
Sir what's the average ticket price
Grt work
Thank you Sunil for your encouraging comments
Really wonderful work sir!
Supri
Wow
+Tanmay haldar Thank you very much
Very gd sir
Thanks a lot
Sir, I love your video and narration so much. Thanks for sharing. I too have shared some of the travel videos. Please have a look and leave your feedback. I am learning a lot from you.
Certainly I will
cool ,good sir.
Desmond Kaimer Thank you
Very nice , would like to go
Muhghe Sri Lanka Jana hai
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Too jumpy!
srilankans are unlucky they have no wild tigers
Actually its better cuz places with wild tigers have a higher attack rate by tigers
No tigers. We find only Leppards in Sri Lanka. There were two legged tigers. They were eliminated in 2009 marking the end of civil war.
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