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Kirindi Ella waterfall cascading in lush greenery

Kirindi Ella Waterfall – A waterfall with a beautiful environment

Kirindi Ella Waterfall – A waterfall with a beautiful environment

✈️ Why should you visit Sigiriya?

Kirindi Ella Waterfall is a stunning 116-meter-tall cascade in Sri Lanka’s Ratnapura District, known for its scenic beauty and adventurous hike to its base.
  • One of Sri Lanka’s Tallest Falls: The waterfall is 116 meters high. This makes it one of Sri Lanka’s tallest. Its water comes from the Kirindi Oya River.
  • Legend of Hidden Treasure: The falls are tied to a legend of hidden treasure. A chest is supposedly at the bottom of the pool. No one has ever found it.
  • Steeped in Local Folklore: Local folklore adds to its mystery. Mysterious sounds and fireballs are seen at night. Thus, the site is steeped in wonder.
  • Historic Name and Legend: The area was once called Kustapitiya. A king lived there to cure a skin ailment. This is a unique historical fact.
  • Rich Biodiversity: The surrounding forest is rich in biodiversity. It is home to many plant and animal species. Monkeys and wild boars live there.

Entity

Government

Entrance

Free

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Water

Available

Restaurants

Available

Toilets

Available

District: Ratnapura

Reach

Any vehicle

Road Quality

Good

Public Transport

Available

Guidelines

Weather Awareness : Avoid visiting during heavy rain or immediately after, as the trail can become very slippery and flash floods may occur. Footwear & Safety : The trail can be slippery and uneven. Wear sturdy, non-slip shoes and watch your step at all times. Swimming Caution : Do not swim near the top of the waterfall or in strong currents. Only swim in safe, designated pools if allowed.