Inside Yala National Park
An ancient rock temple inside Yala National Park, offering a unique blend of cultural exploration and wildlife.
Most visitors come to Yala for the animals. Sithulpawwa adds something different: an ancient rock temple set inside the national park, where history and wildlife share the same landscape.
Sithulpawwa is a place of worship, so please follow the usual temple etiquette. Your guide will help on the day.
Cover your shoulders and knees. Light, neutral clothes work well in the heat.
Footwear and hats are normally removed at the temple. Wear shoes that are easy to take off.
Speak quietly and follow your guideβs instructions around the temple and the wildlife.
Sunscreen, a hat, water and a camera. Take all your rubbish with you.
Tell us you would like to include Sithulpawwa and we will plan the route and timing around your safari.
Send your date, the number of adults and children and your hotel on WhatsApp.
We confirm the best way to combine the temple with your safari.
Pickup in the Kataragama area. Enjoy the wildlife, history and views. You can pay after the safari.
Yes. It is an ancient rock temple inside the park, where wildlife and history meet.
Sithulpawwa is 15 km from Kataragama.
Yes. Message us and we will plan the route and timing.
Modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Shoes and hats are usually removed at the temple.
Message us your date and we will plan your Sithulpawwa visit.
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