Waterfalls

Dodam Gallena Ella Falls (දොඩම් ගල්ලෙන ඇල්ල)

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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. Based on the photos Meddekanda and Dodam Gal Lena is likely referring to the same waterfall submitted by two separate individuals to LCWF. Any clarifications – please inform amazinglanka.

Following are the 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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