Yala National Park was originally a field for hunters during the British colonial rule, but today it is the largest national park in Sri Lanka with a total area of 900 square kilometers, and has the largest number of leopards on earth, and it provides an attractive environment for birds as well, and attracts many tourists on Throughout the year because of its high density of leopards, sloth bears, crocodiles and deer, and its picturesque terrain of freshwater lakes, plants and dense forests.