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Natural beauty of Center Ramboda Falls in Sri Lanka

Center Ramboda Falls: Experience beautiful cascades

Center Ramboda Falls: Experience beautiful cascades

✈️ Why should you visit Sigiriya?

Center Ramboda Falls is a stunning, multi-tiered waterfall in Sri Lanka’s Central Highlands, known for its natural beauty and misty cascades.
  • Three Waterfalls: The Ramboda Oya creates three waterfalls—Upper, Center, and Lower Ramboda Ella—all located close to each other.
  • Different Heights: The Upper Ramboda Ella is 12 meters tall, the Center Ramboda Ella is 6 meters, and the Lower Ramboda Ella is 15 meters.
  • Scenic Location: The Center waterfall is visible from the Gampola-Nuwara Eliya road, right before the Ramboda Tunnel, while the Lower waterfall is hidden from the road.
  • Natural Beauty: The Upper and Center waterfalls can be seen together from some viewpoints, creating a stunning sight.

Entity

Government

Entrance

Free

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Water

Available

Restaurants

Available

Toilets

Available

District: Nuwara Eliya

Reach

Any vehicle

Road Quality

Good

Public Transport

Available

Scenic view of Center Ramboda Falls in Nuwara Eliya
Famous waterfall Center Ramboda Falls Sri Lanka
Center Ramboda Falls waterfall in Sri Lanka
Ramboda Falls middle cascade surrounded by greenery

Guidelines

Timing of Visit : Visit during daylight hours only. Early morning or late afternoon is best for clear views and fewer crowds. Footwear & Clothing : Wear sturdy, non-slip shoes and comfortable clothing. The area can be wet and muddy due to mist from the falls. Safety Near Waterfalls : Keep a safe distance from the waterfall edges and slippery rocks. Avoid swimming near strong currents.