Leopard safaris with Why not Sri Lanka

The Sri Lankan leopard is a leopard subspecies native to Sri Lanka, There are about 1,000 leopards across Sri Lanka and they are a keystone species in ecological parlance of the country,Yala National park, Wilpaththu National park  Hortanplans National park indicates that Sri Lankan leopards are not any more social than other leopard subspecies.  Why not Sri Lanka is the best option to have endless experience of safari in Sri Lanka.

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