Sri Lanka Waterfalls

•  Sri Lanka is home to a stunning array of waterfalls, thanks to its diverse geography and abundant rainfall in certain regions. Here are some of the most notable waterfalls in Sri Lanka:

Bambarakanda Falls: Located in the Horton Plains National Park, Bambarakanda Falls is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, with a height of about 263 meters (863 feet). The waterfall is surrounded by lush greenery and is a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

Diyaluma Falls: Diyaluma Falls is the second tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, with a height of around 220 meters (721 feet). It's located near the town of Ella and is known for its multi-tiered cascades, making it a picturesque spot for swimming and photography.

Ravana Falls: Situated near Ella, Ravana Falls is a popular tourist attraction. It's named after the legendary King Ravana from the Indian epic, the Ramayana. The waterfall has several tiers and is easily accessible.

Rawana Ella Falls: This waterfall is often confused with Ravana Falls due to their similar names. Rawana Ella Falls is situated near the village of Ududumbara in the Kandy District. It's a beautiful, secluded waterfall surrounded by lush forest.

Devon Falls: Located near Hatton in the Central Highlands, Devon Falls is known for its graceful flow and easy accessibility. It's named after a pioneer English coffee planter, Sir Devon, and has a drop of about 97 meters (318 feet).

St. Clair's Falls: Often referred to as the "Little Niagara of Sri Lanka," St. Clair's Falls is a twin waterfall located in the Nuwara Eliya District. The two waterfalls, "Maha Ella" and "Kuda Ella," flow down from a height of around 80 meters (263 feet).

Laxapana Falls: Situated in the Maskeliya area, Laxapana Falls is one of Sri Lanka's major waterfalls. It has a height of approximately 126 meters (413 feet) and is known for its stunning surroundings.

Baker's Falls: Found in Horton Plains National Park, Baker's Falls is a relatively smaller waterfall but is known for its pristine beauty. It's easily accessible via a well-maintained trail.

Dunhinda Falls: Near Badulla, Dunhinda Falls is a popular tourist attraction known for its misty veil and the lush jungle surroundings. A footpath leads to a viewpoint where you can enjoy the waterfall's beauty.

Bopath Ella Falls: Located in the Ratnapura District, Bopath Ella Falls is renowned for its "Bo-leaf" shape. It's a popular destination for picnics and is easily accessible from Colombo.

When visiting these waterfalls, remember to respect the environment, adhere to any safety guidelines, and check the weather conditions, especially during the rainy season when waterfalls can be at their most spectacular but also potentially dangerous.