Bopath Ella
Height : 30 metres
District : Ratnapura

Bopath Falls is 2Kms away from Colombo - Rathnapura main highway near Kuruwita

The Bopath Falls cascades in the shape of a bo (Ficus religiosa) tree (hence its name) and is the most comprehensively studied fall in Sri Lanka. Its source is the Kurugana River that later joins the Kaluganga River at Kurugaomaodara.

The average temperature of the area is 26.9 - 27.8 degrees Celsius and the annual rainfall of the fall's catchment area is 5080mm. The mean speed of the flow is 6 cubic metres per second. The upper reach of the fall is made up of granite and biotite virin, and is covered by sand. The water from the fall irrigates the paddy fields of the Udakada and Kuruwita areas

Dehena Ella

Height : 74 meters
Width : 7 meters
District : Ratnapura
Access : From Ratnapura - Wewelwatta-Balangoda Road.

This Stream fallen down from Dehena Kanda. Dehena Kanda is down the borders of Peak Wilderness .
Water from this stream joins Bambarabotuwa Oya. Bambarabotuwa Oya connects to the Kalu Ganga.






Bakers FallsBaker's Falls is a famous waterfall in Sri Lanka. It is situated in Horton Plains National Park on a tributary of the Belihul-oya. The height of the Baker's waterfalls is 20 meters. The falls were named after Sir Samuel Baker, who was a famous explorer. Many Rhododendron and Fern bushes can be seen around the waterfall.Source :Wiki Pedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baker's_Falls
 










  Duwili Ella Waterfall

 Duwili Elle, which is a marvelous creation of nature, cascades from a height of about 63 feet. It is located about 4 k. m. from Balangoda at Thanjantenna a little to the inferior.
This magnificent waterfall, which is a creation of the Walawe River cascades, down a rock during the rainy season and is known as Punchi Duwili Elle. The water, which flows down from about 30 m below, is called Maha Duwili Elle. The flow of water forms a wonderful creation.
Duwili Elle breaks up into two and coming down forms a pool of water below, the depth or size of which none have found out 50 far. From there the Walawe River flows up to the kaltota dam. The dust like drops of water emanating from the spray is the origin of the name Duwili Elle. For, ‘duwili’ in the sinhala language is dust. This waterfall and its natural beauty is a paradise, which attracts tourists from all over the world.