- Height and Location: Diyavini Ella is a stunning waterfall that is 60 meters (about 197 feet) high. It is located in the Kaltota area of Balangoda in Sri Lanka’s Ratnapura District.
- Cascading Style: The waterfall is known for its straight, pole-like cascade, making it visually impressive as the water flows down the Diyavini Range.
- Nearby Attractions: Close to the waterfall, you can find the ancient Sri Devagiri Raja Maha Viharaya (temple) and an old Dagoba (Buddhist shrine) that are worth exploring.
- Legends and Mysteries: Locals believe there is a hidden treasure near the waterfall, and there are stories about a village head who disappeared while searching for it. They also say there are ancient Brahmin scripts in nearby caves.
- Access and Views: The waterfall can be seen from over 2 kilometers away, especially during the dry season when unique ‘Naga’ carvings become visible in the middle section of the fall. To reach the waterfall, visitors must hike from the Devagiri Cave Temple.
