Lankagama Thattu Ella waterfall cascading through lush greenery in Sri Lanka

Lankagama Thattu Ella Falls – A beautiful serene Falls

Lankagama Thattu Ella Falls – A beautiful serene Falls

✈️ Why should you visit Sigiriya?

Lankagama Thattu Ella Falls is a 14-meter, two-tiered waterfall located on the southern border of the Sinharaja Rainforest in Sri Lanka.
  • Unique Cascade Formation: Thattu Ella is a stunning two-cascade waterfall, standing 14 meters tall, formed by the Hariyawa water stream, which also creates five waterfalls within a 1 km stretch in Lankagama village.
  • Location in Sinharaja Border: Situated on the southern edge of the Sinharaja Rainforest, it offers a serene and biodiverse environment, making it a perfect spot for nature enthusiasts.
  • Accessibility via Scenic Routes: Accessible via the Neluwa-Lankagama road, this journey offers views of other attractions like the Neluwa Doowili Falls, though the road conditions require sturdy vehicles like 4x4s or 3-wheelers.
  • Proximity to the Jungle: The falls can be admired from the road or explored further by a short jungle walk, providing adventurous travelers with an immersive experience.
  • Connection to Sinharaja Trails: Visitors can also reach Thattu Ella through Sinharaja Rainforest via the Deniyaya-Mederipitiya route, combining waterfall exploration with rainforest trekking.

Entity

Government

Entrance

Free

Wheelchair Access

No

Water

Available

Restaurants

Not Available

Toilets

Available

District: Galle

Reach

Any vehicle

Road Quality

Bad

Public Transport

Not available

Nature photography of Lankagama Thattu Ella waterfall and surrounding greenery
Hidden waterfall in Lankagama known as Thattu Ella perfect for adventure seekers
Peaceful natural setting around Lankagama Thattu Ella waterfall
Crystal clear water at Thattu Ella waterfall in Lankagama

Guidelines

Timing & Weather : Visit during daylight hours only. Avoid visiting after heavy rain, as the path can be slippery and flash floods may occur. Footwear & Clothing : Wear non-slip shoes suitable for walking on wet, uneven terrain. Lightweight, quick-dry clothes are recommended. Safety Near Water : The rocks around the waterfall are slippery and steep. Do not climb too close to the edge or jump into unknown pools.