Ravana Ella Falls

The water gushes down from a height of 25 kilometers or 82 feet. During your idyllic Ella journey, don’t forget to visit this waterfall. It will be incomplete if someone Mrs this experience in Ravana Ella Falls. According to the current ranks, the Ravana Ella waterfall is considered one of the widest waterfalls in the country. The Ella is an inspiring visiting sight in the country. The Ravana falls are named after King Ravana, who ruled Sri Lanka according to folklore. According to history, it is said that Ravana, the Sri Lankan ruler at that time, had kidnapped Sita and hidden them in the caves behind this waterfall. Because of this reason, the fall is known as the Ravana Ella cave. And also, people believe that Ravana has played the Ravanahatha over here. And also, it is thought that the waterfall bus is used for bathing purposes.

When we consider the stunning surrounding of this waterfall area, it is incredible and awe-inspiring. The beautiful waterfall gives you a handful of outstanding opportunities for you are leisure time. This waterfall provides you with various chances for swimming and getting adventurous experiences. This is a popular sightseeing attraction among holidaymakers in Sri Lanka. You have to read this area by walking or trekking. Show the path to the waterfall gives a sense of a trekking expedition. It makes a good trekking session. Here you can gather many photographic memories and get a new experience by viewing the rock pools. To say frankly, every guest visits this place by stepping over stones because it is an incredible tourist attraction in Ella town.

You can reach Ravana Ella Falls by riding 6 kilometers or 3.7 miles away from Ella railway station, and it takes about 1-2 hours. The entry is free.

Kithal Ella

This is an eye-catching waterfall which is situated in Ella town. It is 23 m high. The Kithal Ella is a stunning destination in the central province that many sightseers love to visit during an Ella expedition. The blue water and the shallow ends of this Kithal Ella fall capture your hearts just from a glimpse. The rainy months or the time duration between July and August are considered to be the best time to visit Kithal Ella Fall. Actually, during the rainy season, it is beautiful as a snow queen. But during the dry season, the water dries up and remains a little stream. Here the entry is free and open to the holidaymakers all day.

This waterfall frequently visited the place during the hikes towards the Ella rock. There are many exciting things to do during your expedition to Kithal Ella Falls. Swimming and photography are the most favored activities in which the sightseers engage. The shallow waters of this Kithal Ella fall are perfect for swimming. Not only that but also this is a fabulous destination for photography there is an incredible view during the rainy season.

Furthermore, the Kithal Ella fall is one of the best places for family day outings and picnics. And also, you can discover some nearby places for gaining adventurous experiences and various fauna communities, including little fish, bugs, and frogs. This Ella is indeed a hidden paradise in Sri Lanka as it is a natural creation with many more stunning things.

To reach this Ella, you can take a train or walk from Ella station to Kithal station. It is 2.4 kilometers via the railway track and takes 15 minutes. And also you can take a tuk-tuk from Ella town to reach the Kithal station via Kital Ella road.

Diyaluma Ella

This waterfall is the second highest and the 361st highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. It is 171 meters high. The name “Diyaluma” was given because of the rapid flow of water. There are two different sets of the Diyaluma waterfall Upper Duiyaluma fall and Lower Diyaluma fall. The blue waters of Diyaluma Ella fall cascade down to the Koslanda plateau. This waterfall can be seen from the Koslanda highways and may disappear due to frequent landslides. As Sri Lanka’s open tourism points out, the best time to visit the Diyaluma waterfall is in January and August. And also, during the monsoonal rainy season, from September to December, this site is truly breathtaking. Wildlife can be seen here, including lizards, frogs, etc.

The boat fall is located 6 km from the town; of Koslanda. From Haputale and Ella, the Diyaluma Ella fall is located 30 kilometers and 40 kilometers away, respectively. It takes about 4 hours to reach the waterfall. You can take a walk or engage in a trekking expedition as a transportation option. From Makaldenya junction on Poonage road, it takes about 30 minutes to reach the upper Diyaluma fall. Because of the stunning environment and eye-catching attractions, including wildlife, this waterfall is considered one of the best, most favored, and visited tourist spots and a waterfall in Sri Lanka among the famous Ella tourist places.

Aradunu Falls

The waterfall is situated in the Northern part of Passara in the Badulla district. It is 30 meters high. There is a distance of 34.3 kilometers from Ella to this Aradunu waterfall. Take about 1 hour and 29 minutes to reach this waterfall from the town, Ella.

According to folklore, King Walagamba took refuge in a cave near this waterfall to escape from South Indian invaders. Furthermore, when considering the incredible surrounding of this waterfall, it begins from the Namunumula mountain range. And also, it is an essential fact that a hydropower plant is connected to this waterfall. If you visit this waterfall, you must take a short walk from this hydropower plant. The waterfall can only be visited during the dry season when the turbines are inactive in the hydropower plant. As Sri Lanka travel tourist points out, all year round is allowed to view the fall and engage in trekking. So far, the best time of the day to start your trek can be considered as 8 a.m and 2 p.m. You have to spend about 3 hours and 30 minutes for the 3 kilometers of total trekking.

Lanka Ella fall

With a height of 32 meters, this Lanka Ella Falls is located in the Badulla district. It lies about 1 kilometer from the Bambarakanda waterfall, the highest waterfall in Sri Lanka. To reach Lanka Ella, you can only use the walking path as the accessibility is only by foot. You to walk into the jungle by following the footpath but 1 kilometer via pine forest and Savana. The area is a breathtaking sight with a greenish area covered by forests and savanna. In this area, the holiday maker can see a little bit too windy a climate. The best time to visit this Ella is between March and May. The best hiking season is considered the months between April to September. The famous “Devil’s stairs” is one of the most popular tourist attractions along this Lanka Ella route. On the journey to the Lanka Ella from Haputale, you must take a path of 25.3 kilometers with a traveling time of 1 hour and 7 minutes. Moreover, the waterfall is famous for enjoying relaxation, nature exploring, and nature trails. So undoubtedly, you can get a handful of experiences by visiting this breathtaking waterfall. And also, do not forget that this waterfall is not allowed for bathing.