Kachchaputa Ella Falls I & II are two waterfalls lying on the Idangoda – Eheliyagoda Road close to the Kiriella Falls in the Hindurangala area. They are visible to the main main road and lies about 300 meters away from each other.
The 3m Julee fall is in Agalawatte PS, Kalutara District. Travel in the Matugama-Agalawatte Road via Kitulgoda and come to Pollgampala – Kuruvita Town.
Hunukatu Ella Fall’s source is the Samanala Mountain, from where it cascades down 7m of limestone, hence its name. Hunukatu Ella Fall’s source is the Samanala Mountain, from where it cascades down 7m of limestone, hence its name. Take the road from Ratnapura towards Embilipitiya to the village of Algewatte. Turn onto the Oath – Makandura road to find the fall.
The Knuckles mountain range extends up to Matale – the Hunnasgiriya is located at one end, 1765m above sea level. A group of five streams flow from here and meet to form the Mahaoya Reservoir, which leads on to Hunas Falls (48m high and 12m wide) and the Sudu Ganga River.
Huluganga Ella Falls is one of many waterfalls created by the stream originating from the Knuckles mountain range. The cascading water sprinkles the villages of Elliyadda and Aratthana, before flowing to the Victoria Reservoir.
Between Pusselawa and Ramboda there are several waterfalls, all of which are less than 30m in height. Helboda Ella Falls, however, is 60m high but only flows when it rains.
Hathmale Falls (45m high and 10m wide) is the tallest fall in the Ginganga River and is split into seven segments (‘hathmala’). The fall lies 8km from Deniyaya Town
The 6m high Hathbinna Water Falls is in the Sinharaja forest area, near the Lankagama village in Galle district. There are surroundings the fall is colonized and tea estates are everywhere.
This 30 meter high Hathdinnath Ella waterfall lies on the Deraniyagala – Noori Road (B93) leading to Noori. The waterfall can be seen cascading down a rock on the left side in the Mudagalla area.
It was only on the fifth day that the seven adventurers reached the 90-ft Hathe Ella waterfall made up of three different layers. “Finally after walking for three hours on the fifth day, we heard the waterfall.
Handun Ella Falls is 30m in height and is said to have got its name from the profusion of sandalwood (Santalum album) trees found in the area.
The Handapan Ella Falls (23m in height), springs from the 1230m-high Handapan Ella Valley and is the starting point of the Rakwana River.
This twin-streamed Hal Ella Fall (Haal Ella Fall) flows over a protruding rock face and resembles an upturned receptacle used for carrying water. It is 7m high and 12m wide. Upstream, the woodland contains several hal (Vateria copellifera) trees, the fruits of which fall into the stream and drift over the fall, hence its name.
The 9m-high Halmehi Ella Fall originates from a stream in Lihinigala, which is joined by another small brook. The route to the waterfall lies in the same route to the more popular Mapalana (Mapanana) Falls.
Gurumeti Ella Falls is an unlisted waterfall lying close to Pinnawala on Balangoda -Bogawanthalawa road. The waterfall lies just before the popular Ranmudu Ella.
Hakgedi Ella Falls is a small waterfall which is probably about 3 meters tall lying in the rural village of the Porambakananke on the Galle – Akkuressa Road. .
Hakgala Ella Falls is a small cascade with a total height of about 5 meters lying close to the famous Hakgala Botanical Gardens. Hidden way from the main routes, this waterfall is not a popular destination for those traveling to the Garden.
11 meter high Hathbili Ella Falls springs from Kiribathgala Mountain and are also known by the name of ‘Bawana Ella’ or ‘Meditating Falls’, due to the monks who lived nearby.
The Goxin Falls gets its name from a British planter, Goxin, said to have been adept at aquatic sports. The waterfall is 50m in height and up to 50m wide during the rainy season.
Goraka Ella Fall cascades over a number of rocky surfaces at before falling to the pool below. The fall lies on the Talduwa – MeewitigammanaRoad about 600 meters away ( as the crow flies) from the main road.
