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Galboda Ella Falls
  • 30-39 m
  • Waterfalls

Galboda Ella Falls (ගල්බොඩ ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago03 mins

Galboda Falls is 30m high but the width ranges from between 3m and 6m, depending on the season. At certain times of year, the water also cascades in two streams.

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Galagama Ella Falls
  • over 100 m
  • Waterfalls

Galagama Ella Falls / Kathi Gahana Ella (ගලගම ඇල්ල / කැතිගහන ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Galagama Ella Falls (Kathi Gahana Ella) waterfall lies few kilometers down the Bakers Falls on the Belihul Oya stream. This is accessible through Horton Plains route or on a tougher hike from Belihuloya.

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Lankagama Gal Oruwa Ella Falls (Gal Doruwa Ella)
  • 30-39 m
  • Waterfalls

Lankagama Gal Oruwa Ella Falls / Gal Doruwa Ella (ගල් ඔරුව ඇල්ල / ගල්දෝරුව ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago03 mins

The 30m Gal Oruwa Ella Falls’s catchments are the aquifers of Sinharaja Forest. The stream flows between two boulders measuring 30m high 2m wide & 40m in lengths.

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Upper Part of Fairlawn Falls - Meeriacotte.
  • 10-19 m
  • Waterfalls

Maskeliya Fairlawn Fall (මස්කෙලිය ෆෙයාර්ලෝන් ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

The Fairlawn Fall is 24km from Dikoya. Travel 11km from Norwood to Alukotte or 8km from Maskeliya to Alukotte. From Alukotte, it is a 4km trek along the banks of the Maskeli Oya Reservoir to Miriyakotte, where the fall is situated.

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thawetunu Ella Falls
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Ethawetunu Ella Falls (ඇතාවැටුනු ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

This is a small but beautiful cascade in the Suriyakanda Area. The waterfall lies about 7½ km from Suriyakanda Town and about 29 km from Ambilipitiya in the area known as Wijeriya

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Ellepola Ella Fall
  • 10-19 m
  • Waterfalls

Ellepola Ella Waterfall in Balangoda (ඇල්ලේපොල ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Ellepola Ella Fall is situated in Ellepola village, Balangoda, in the Ratnapura District. It is on the Colombo – Ratnapura road and can be viewed from the school in the Ellapoloa Welange Division.

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Ella Uda Ella Falls
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Hanwella Ella Uda Ella Falls / Kahana Ella (ඇල්ල උඩ ඇල්ල / කහන ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

The Ella Uda Ella Falls is located in the Colombo District, Avissawella Electorate at Hanwella. To reach it, take the Hanwella road and turn off near the Thummodara Old Bridge, then continue for a further 10km to the Illuovita area.

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Ellegedara Ella / Thepulangoda Ella
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Elle Gedara Ella Falls / Thepulangoda Ella (ඇල්ලෙ ගෙදර ඇල්ල / තෙපුලන්ගොඩ ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

Ellegedara Ella (also known as the Thepulangoda Ella) is 4 meter high waterfall along the Ratnapura Awissawella road, about 8 kms away from Ratnaputa.

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Ellatota Ella Waterfall
  • 20-29 m
  • Waterfalls

Ellatota Ella Waterfall (ඇල්ලතොට ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

Ellatota Ella (Ellathota Ella) is waterfall unknown to many lying close the the city of Bandarawela. This is rarely visited by a casual traveler.

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Diyavini Ella
  • 50-99 m
  • Waterfalls

Diyavini Ella Falls (දියවිනි ඇල්ල)

57 years ago1 year ago02 mins

The 60m high Diyavini Ella Fall forms part of a tributary of the Diyavini River, which is in a jungle 8km east of Balangoda, south of Vikiliya.

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Upper Elgin Falls
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Upper Elgin Falls (ඉහල එල්ජින් ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Located on the Elgin Estate at an altitude of 1500m, Elgin Estate Waterfall Cluster is 18km from the city of Nuwara Eliya. On the top of the cluster is the 5 meter high Upper Elgin Fall .

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Elgin Front Falls
  • 20-29 m
  • Waterfalls

Elgin Front Falls (එල්ජින් ඉදිරි ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Traveling by train from Talawakelle to Badulla the 24m high Elgin Front Falls could be observed in the side where the station is located. However the fall itself is not pellucid from the rail track.

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Elgin Center Falls
  • 20-29 m
  • Waterfalls

Elgin Center Falls (මැද එල්ජින් ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

The 25m-high Elgin falls shares its name with a Scottish city and a tea estate. It is situated on a tributary of the Dambagastalawa River, the source of which is in the Horton Plains.

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Elgin Estate Fall - II
  • 20-29 m
  • Waterfalls

Elgin Estate Falls II (එල්ජින් ඇල්ල II)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

The first 10m Elgin Estate Fall – II in the Elgin Estate seen cascading from a mountain to the right of the road. From Talawakelle there is a bus to the site of the fall. From here, a 1.5km trek through difficult track leads to the fall.

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Dumpas Ella
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Dumpus Ella Falls at Gilimale (දුම්පුස් ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

Dumpus Ella Fall is a small but enchanting waterfall situated in Gilimale area in Ratnapura District. To access the waterfall, travel along Gilimale – Siripagama road.

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Dummala Ella Falls
  • 0-09 m
  • Waterfalls

Dummala Ella Falls (දුම්මල ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

The area in which the Dummala Ella Fall was earlier called Katuhena and that the former name of the stream was Thattibathgoda Ela. King Walagamba is stated to have sought refuge in the nearby forests after being defeated in a battle. The king is said to have washed his eating vessel (Thatti) in this stream and on Poya days a golden Thatti is said to be seen floating on this stream.

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Dumbara Ella
  • 20-29 m
  • Waterfalls

Dumbara Ella Falls (දුම්බර ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

At the foot of the 20m-high Dumbara Ella Falls there is a cave that can accommodate up to eight people. The fall is situated in the Kalupahana area, Matale District (Laggala Divisional Secretariat).

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Top of Dotulu Ella falls
  • 50-99 m
  • Waterfalls

Dotulu Ella Falls (දෝතුලූ ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

Dotulu Ella Fall is the first waterfall in the Eli Hatha Waterfall Chain. The second fall is called Ran Dotulu Ella. The balance 5 waterfalls are called respectively by their number. This chain of waterfalls is created by a series of drops in the Naya Ganga (river) in the western side of the Sri Pada Reserve.

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Dodan Ella Falls
  • 50-99 m
  • Waterfalls

Dodan Ella Falls (දොඩං ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago02 mins

This 53m-high Dodan Ella Fall cascades in two sections. At either side of the upper segment there are two elephant trunk-shaped stone arches. The fall’s source is the Devipahala Ela Canal, which flows through Demalegama village before pouring off a rock ledge.

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Dodam Gallena Ella Falls
  • 30-39 m
  • Waterfalls

Dodam Gallena Ella Falls (දොඩම් ගල්ලෙන ඇල්ල)

57 years ago2 years ago01 mins

The source of the 30m-high Dodam Gallena Ella Fall springs from the Dangadova Mountain and flows via Bullathgama to the Walaweganga River.

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  • Muruthtthanai Buddhist Monastic Archaeological Ruins 3 (මුරුත්තනෙයි පුරාවිද්‍යා නටබුන් 3)
    The Anurādhapura-period Muruthtthanai Monastic Site 3 in Kiran features a small structure with seven stone pillars in a 3×4 arrangement. A Padowanada Gala (foot-washing basin) remains nearby, while an associated Siripatul Gala sits at Mariamman Kovil. […]
  • Kanandanai Archaeological Ruins at in Muruthtthanai (මුරුත්තනෙයි කානන්දනෛ පුරාවිද්‍යා නටබුන්)
    The Anurādhapura-period Kanandanai ruins in Kiran are located in a paddy field near the Maduru Oya. The site features five displaced 2-meter-tall stone pillars from an ancient building, along with scattered fragments of ancient bricks, indicating the former presence of a substantial structure. […]
  • Archaeological Ruins at Mariamman Kovil in Muruthtthanai (මුරුත්තානෛ මාරිඅම්මාන් කෝවිල් භූමියේ පුරාවිද්‍යා නටබුන්)
    The Anurādhapura-period ruins at Mariamman Kovil in Muruthtthanai (Kiran) are situated 50 meters east of a Maduru Oya tributary. The site features the remains of a small building, including four broken, 30-centimeter-tall stone pillars currently intertwined within the roots of a tamarind tree. […]
  • Archaeological Ruins Behind Amman Kovil in Muruthtthanai (මුරුත්තනෙයි අම්මාන් කෝවිල පිටුපස පුරාවිද්‍යා නටබුන්)
    Located in Muruthtthanai (Kiran), these small ancient ruins sit within a paddy field directly behind the Amman Kovil. The site features stone pillars and slabs scattered across a circular 10-square-meter area, representing a structure of uncertain historical date, origin, and original function due to limited evidence. […]
  • Archaeological Ruins on the Land of Vairamuttu Nagendran in Muruthtthanai (වෛරමුත්තු නාගේන්ද්‍රන්ගේ ඉඩමේ පුරාවිද්‍යා නටබුන්)
    The Muruthtthanai ruins on Vairamuttu Nagendran’s land in Kiran are situated within private property. The site contains a small ancient structure of unknown date and origin, constructed from roughly worked stone blocks and including at least four stone pillars that still stand in their original positions. […]
  • Muruthtthanai Werama Archaeological Site in Kiran (මුරුත්තානෛ වේරම පුරාවිද්‍යා භූමිය)
    The Anurādhapura-period Muruthtthanai Werama site in Kiran features a monastic complex identified by a Siri Pathul Gala (Buddha footprint stone), ancient pottery, roof tiles, and bricks. Architectural characteristics at the location also suggest the site may have previously served as a prehistoric burial ground. […]
  • Palakkadu Road Archaeological Site in Kiran (පාලක්කාඩු මාර්ගයේ පුරාවිද්‍යා භූමිය)
    The Anurādhapura-period Palakkadu Road site in Kiran is split in two by a modern gravel road. It features nineteen surviving 1-meter-tall, roughly dressed stone pillars, which likely formed a 4×7 grid structure before being partially destroyed. […]
  • Miniminiththaweli Archaeological Site 1 in Kiran (මිනිමිණිත්තවේලි පුරාවිද්‍යා භූමිය)
    The Anurādhapura-era Miniminiththāweli site 1 in Kiran features a historic building complex heavily damaged by forest gravel road construction. This development destroyed the site's archaeological context and displaced ancient artifacts, including a stone-carved flower altar bulldozed to the roadside. […]
  • Miniminiththaweli Archaeological Site 2 in Kiran (මිනිමිණිත්තවේලි පුරාවිද්‍යා භූමිය 2)
    The Maduru Oya Valley site in Miniminiththāweli features an Anurādhapura-period building complex with stone pillars and brick foundations. Unfortunately, illegal excavations by treasure hunters have severely damaged these structures, though they have also exposed various ancient artifacts and pottery. […]
  • Muruthtthanai Buddhist Stupa Ruins in Kiran (මුරුත්තානෛ බෞද්ධ ආරාමික නටබුන්)
    The Anurādhapura-period Muruthtthanai Stupa in Kiran is a 5-meter-high brick monument hidden on a wooded hillock. Plundered by treasure hunters who dug a deep summit pit, the site also includes an ancient rock quarry used for shaping stone architectural elements. […]
  • Muruthtthanai Cave with Indigenous Art (මුරුත්තානෛ ආදිවාසී චිත්‍ර සහිත ලෙණ)
    Deep in the Kiran jungle, this cave features a Brahmi inscription documenting its donation to the Maha Sangha. It also houses well-preserved animal rock art from a later period, believed to have been created by the region’s indigenous Vedda community. […]
  • Akkuranai Buddhist Monastic Ruins 1 in Kiran (අක්කුරානයි බෞද්ධ ආරාමික නටබුන් 1)
    The Anurādhapura-period Akkuraṇai Monastic Ruins in Kiran feature a central circular stupa surrounded by terraces, multi-sized pillared structures, and drip-ledged caves. Severely damaged by treasure hunters, the site retains a 2-meter carved flower altar, brick foundations with mortised stone doorframes, and shattered sacred chatra fragments. […]
  • Akkuranai Buddhist Monastic Ruins 2 in Kiran (අක්කුරානයි බෞද්ධ ආරාමික නටබුන් 2)
    The Buddhist Monastic Ruins Site 2 at Akkuraṇai are located in the village of Akkuraṇai, within the Grāma Niladhāri Division of Muruthtthanai 209-A, in the Divisional Secretariat Division of Kōrale Pattu South (Kiran) of Batticaloa District. […]
  • Akkuranai Archaeological Ruins Site 3 in Kiran (අක්කුරානයි බෞද්ධ ආරාමික නටබුන් 3)
    An Anurādhapura-period site near Akkuranai sits on a Maduru Oya tributary bank. It features six stone pillars—five upright and one fallen—showing ancient oval quarry marks. The original structure's exact function remains unknown due to insufficient evidence. […]
  • Akkuranai Megalithic Burial Site in Kiran (අක්කුරානයි මෙගාලිතික සුසාන භූමිය)
    The Akkuranai Megalithic Burial Site in Kiran is a 1.2-hectare area surrounded by paddy fields. Though plundered by treasure hunters, it features at least six visible graves constructed from irregular stone slabs and numerous ancient pottery fragments. […]
  • Muruthtthanai Buddhist Archaeological Site in Kiran (මුරුත්තානෛ බෞද්ධ ආරාමික නටබුන්)
    The Anurādhapura-period Muruthtthanai Buddhist site in Kiran features a rock-summit stupa and northern-slope buildings. Plundered by treasure hunters who breached the relic chamber, the ruins still preserve brick paving, stone wall foundations, and scattered pillar bases. […]

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