Yala National Park is the most favored showplace, which is situated in the Southeast region of Sri Lanka. It consists of five blocks promoting marvelous opportunities to view the chief attraction; the vast mass of leopards. Actually, the most popular one is Block One which is home to approximately 40 leopards. Sri Lanka's open tourism points out the best time to visit the leopards' community and enjoy the game drives, as the dry months are from May to September. Apart from the leopards, Yala housing for the species such as Sri Lankan elephants, Sloth bears, Sambar deers, buffaloes, monkeys, and migratory birds, Yala is a habitat for those with coastal lagoons, mangroves, jungles. You can view the free-roaming leopards during leopard trails by jeeps that grab a good position about 15 meters away from the scenario as the jeep drivers try their best to give guests a better viewing. Leopard safaris that can pick out the perfect leopard cubs scenario and bird watching are the frequently ongoing outdoor time passes in Yala National Park.