Dodam Gallena Ella Falls – දොඩං ගල්ලෙන ඇල්ල

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Dodam Gallena Ella Falls

Height	30 meters
District	Ratnapura

The source of the 30m-high Dodam Gallena Ella (Dodan Gallena Ella) Fall springs from the Dangadova Mountain and flows via Bullathgama to the Walaweganga River. Take the Balangoda road towards Wewelwatte for 4 km to Medakanda to find this waterfall.

Source : www.srilankanwaterfalls.net

The LCWF lists this waterfall close to a another fall called Meddekana Ella at 18m. Meddekanda and Dodam Gal Lena could be reffering the single waterfall submitted by two seperate individuals to LCWF. Any clarifications – please inform amazinglanka.

Following are the waterfalls lying on the Ratnapura – Wewalwatte route

waterfalls lying on the Ratnapura - Wewalwatte route

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Route from Ratnapura to Dodam Gallena Ella	Route from Ratnapura to Dodam Gallena Ella
Through : Wewelwatta Road Distance : 46 km Travel time : 1.15-1.30 hours Driving directions : see on google map	Through : Balangoda Distance : 50 km Travel time : .45 – 1 hour Driving directions : see on google map

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