Named after King Ravana from the epic Ramayana, this dramatic waterfall plunges down rugged cliffs surrounded by misty hills. The powerful flow and mythic charm make Ravana Ella a must-visit stop near Ella town.
👉 Perfect for: Adventure lovers, history enthusiasts, and photographers.
Nestled among the green tea estates between Kandy and Nuwara Eliya, Ramboda Falls is a breathtaking double cascade. The cool mist and serene surroundings create a refreshing stop on your hill country journey.
👉 Perfect for: Families, nature lovers, and scenic travelers.
This beautiful waterfall in Nuwara Eliya carries a tragic love legend — said to be where a royal couple leapt together in eternal love. The view from the top is as breathtaking as its story is touching.
👉 Perfect for: Couples and romantic explorers.
Sri Lanka’s widest waterfall, Bomburu Ella, is a multi-stream marvel surrounded by lush greenery near Welimada. Its untouched beauty and soft roar make it a perfect nature escape.
👉 Perfect for: Nature photographers and offbeat travelers.
Cascading from 220 meters, Diyaluma is a majestic giant near Koslanda. Hike to the Upper Diyaluma pools to swim at the top of the falls — a thrilling experience with stunning panoramic views.
👉 Perfect for: Hikers, adventure seekers, and photographers.
One of Sri Lanka’s most graceful waterfalls, Dunhinda resembles a bridal veil as it plunges into a misty pool. The short trek to reach it passes through lush forest and local villages.
👉 Perfect for: Nature enthusiasts and peaceful explorers.
Standing at an impressive 263 meters, Bambarakanda is a spectacular natural wonder nestled among pine forests in Kalupahana. Its tall, slender drop and tranquil surroundings make it truly unforgettable.
👉 Perfect for: Adventure travelers and photographers.
Known for its wide cascade and stunning tea estate setting, St. Clair’s Falls is one of the most picturesque waterfalls in the hill country. The view from the Hatton–Nuwara Eliya road is simply breathtaking.
👉 Perfect for: Scenic travelers and nature lovers.
Not a waterfall, but an adventurous route connecting Ohiya and Kalupahana — Devil’s Staircase offers thrilling jeep rides and breathtaking views of cascading waterfalls and deep valleys.
👉 Perfect for: Adventure junkies and off-road explorers.
Tucked away in the Knuckles Mountain Range, Sera Ella offers twin falls that split around a rocky outcrop. You can even walk behind the curtain of water through a hidden cave — a magical experience!
👉 Perfect for: Adventure seekers and photographers.
Hike above the main Diyaluma Falls to find crystal-clear natural pools that overlook the valley below. It’s one of the most stunning swimming spots in Sri Lanka, especially during sunrise or sunset.
👉 Perfect for: Hikers and thrill-seekers.
Located in the Kalutara District, Thudugala Ella is a lesser-known waterfall surrounded by rubber estates and lush jungle. Its cool pool and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect picnic spot.
👉 Perfect for: Families and travelers seeking hidden gems.
