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Luxury glamping buffer zone parties and Yala National Park morning safaris

Asked 5 months agoSeen by 2,764 travellers

Jaxon L.•11105 rep•2

We want to book a luxury glamping stay near Yala with late night drinks and music. Will playing music at night in the buffer zone ruin our chances of seeing leopards the next morning.

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asked 5 months ago

Jaxon L.•11105 rep•2

2 Answers from travellers

✓Accepted Answer

Yes, loud music absolutely disrupts the wildlife corridor. Most reputable luxury camps in the Yala buffer zone enforce a strict quiet hours policy after 10 PM. Elephants and leopards frequently move through these zones at night. Playing loud music will scare them away from the immediate area, harming the ecosystem and definitely lowering your chances of sightings the next morning.

answered 5 months ago

Ranger Kamal.•7880 rep•1

Leopards are elusive enough without a techno soundtrack scaring them off. Drink your wine quietly by the campfire and enjoy the sounds of the jungle instead!