Gerandigini Falls is an amalgamation of several falls totaling a height of 270m. Such is its scale, the fall can be seen from a considerable distance. The stream springs from the Galaha Forest Reserve, passing Galbithiya and onto the Puna Oya (river). At the estuary where Gerandi Falls meets Puna Oya, another fall measuring 6m …
The 8m Marakkala Ella Falls is served by the Ringama Pola stream, beginning in the Heltikande Mountain and flowing through the Narangoda and Bulethwatte mountains. On its journey the stream irrigates the agricultural land of the Narangoda village, and meets the Devaaka River that flows past the eastern side of Rankotha Vihare (temple). Animal life …
Kuda Falls (30m in height) is near Kirindi Ella Falls and it is the difference in size between these two falls that gave rise to its name. Rain dramatically improves the fall but simultaneously floods the low-lying Kuttapitiya village. There is a minor hydro-electric power plant at the top of the fall. It is not well-visited but …
The name of this 30m Lihiniyan Kelina Ella Fall is derived from the edible-nest swift (Collocalia unicolor), which are attracted by the dark environment. Local villagers say that an impending drought is signified by a ghost-like procession seen moving across the fall. To combat the onset of such droughts, the villagers pay homage to the …
Pulun Ella Falls is 86m in height and 12m wide and consists of two segments, the upper part being 9m in height. It cascades into a deep cleft (6-9m) and the overflow creates the second segment, which runs down a slab of rock. The fall is located at Sigapulikande Mountain in the Ratnapura District, Pelmadulla …
Nestled in the heart of Sri Lanka’s central highlands lies a breathtaking natural wonder that is sure to leave you awestruck – Laxapana Waterfall. With its cascading waters, lush greenery, and serene surroundings, this must-visit destination offers a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Whether you’re an adventure seeker looking for …
At 171m, Diyaluma Ella Falls is the third highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. The torrent of water cascades down to the Koslanda Plateau and during rain it is a spectacular sight. Sadly, this enchanting fall visible from the Koslanda highway may disappear due to frequent landslides. On one side of the fall the land is …
At 189m, Kurundu Oya Ella Falls (Maturata Ella) is the second highest fall in Sri Lanka. From its source, the Kurundu River, the water cascades down into a deep ravine before later joining the Mahaweli River. Located in the Nuwara Eliya District, to reach the fall take the road from Nuwara Eliya to Kandapola. After …
As you travel from Kandy towards Mahiyanganaya 0n the A25 (known as the Mahiyangana Road) you can see this massive cluster of waterfalls known as the Kalugala Gerandi Ella Waterfall on the left side lying far away towards Kalugala. There are number of narrow and long waterfalls in Sri Lanka by the name of Garandi …
Bambarakanda waterfall is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka with a sheer drop of a 263 meters. In the world ranking its the 299th tallest waterfall in the world. The fall lies in the Badulla district in the central highlands of the country and is a popular tourist attraction and a natural wonder of Sri …
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