- Hidden Cave at the Base: An intriguing feature is the small, hidden cave located right at the base of the falls, which is historically believed to have been a hiding place for a Brahmin priest.
- Part of the ‘Five Waterfalls’ System: It is the last waterfall in a system of five distinct waterfalls—including Tattu Ella, Uran Wetuna Ella, Gal Oruwa Ella, and Brahmana Ella—all created by the Hariyawa stream within a short distance.
- Sinharaja Rainforest Border Location: The falls are uniquely situated on the border of the UNESCO World Heritage Site of the Sinharaja Rainforest, offering visitors easy access to its rich, biodiverse ecosystem.
- Three-Tiered Cascade and “Misty Spray” Name: It is a multi-tiered wonder, and its name, “Duwili Ella” (Dust Waterfall), comes from the impressive, dust-like misty spray created by the cascading water.
- Developed for Bathing: At the base, two separate bathing ponds—one shallow for children and one deeper for adults—have been constructed by diverting the stream, making it a very safe and popular spot for a refreshing dip.