We hired a scooter in Ella and stopped off at Diyaluma Falls on a bit of a round trip in the... read more
It is a long drive along a terrible road to get to here, which is why you don't get many foreign... read more
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We hired a scooter in Ella and stopped off at Diyaluma Falls on a bit of a round trip in the countryside. The road to get there was in good condition and picturesque. The Diyaluma Falls are easily seen from the road which makes it...More
It is a long drive along a terrible road to get to here, which is why you don't get many foreign tourists. I saw coach loads of Sri Lankans, though. Not really worth walking up the track to the foot of the waterfall -- you...More
It's the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka but so what? You can only view it from the busy road that goes by it. Its far too dangerous to try and even get your toes in the water or wash your face. There is no safe...More
At 171m, Petaluma Ella fall is the third highest waterfall in Sri lanka, it is natural swimming pool here,
beautiful falls, next to the road. So you don't need to hike there. It is a bit of a D-tour to get here, as the road to/from the falls is not in good shape. We could only drive like 40 km/h the whole way. But...More
We weren't expecting the falls to be so dramatically beautiful. We also enjoyed seeing the macaques in this area.
We returned here after a year away and the falls were not so spectacular as we have seen on previous occasions, but we were not in the heavy rainy season. At all times of year these falls are impressive being some 220m in height. They...More
We took the bus from Haputale and asked the driver to drop us at the Diyaluma waterfall (LKR 80 / $0.50). Its a very beautiful waterfall, if you can make time for it, don't miss it. Its worth it, no entrance fees. It rained two...More
A nice waterfall where you can take a dip. Easy to get to and cool. Can get quite busy mid morning so get there early. Not sure how high you can climb, but a couple of hidden gems
This is the second highest waterfall in Sri Lanka at 220 metres but we learnt that it is far more spectacular in the wet season and when you can soaked standing on the road next to the waterfall. Local vendors sell freshly cooked corn on...More
