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Ravana Ella Waterfall in Ella Sri Lanka

Ravana Ella Waterfall – A deep stream with a beautiful waterfall

Ravana Ella Waterfall – A deep stream with a beautiful waterfall

✈️ Why should you visit Sigiriya?

Ravana Falls, often referred to as Ravan Ella, is a stunning cascade located in Ella, Sri Lanka, known for its connection to the epic Ramayana and its picturesque, three-tiered cascade.
  • Linked to the Ramayana Epic: The falls are tied to an ancient epic. Legend says King Ravana hid Princess Sita in a cave behind them. She also bathed in the pool there.
  • A Unique Shape and Appearance: The falls have a unique shape. They cascade from an oval-shaped rock outcrop. In the wet season, they look like an areca flower.
  • Backed by Archaeological Evidence: The area has real historical evidence. The Ravana Ella Cave shows human life from 25,000 years ago. Therefore, the local legend might have some truth.
  • A Multi-Tiered Waterfall: It is a three-tiered waterfall. The first tier is easy to reach. The higher tiers offer a more adventurous trek.
  • One of the Widest Falls: It is one of the widest falls in Sri Lanka. It has a huge flow of water during the rainy season. This is why it is so popular.

Entity

Government

Entrance

Free

Wheelchair Access

Yes

Water

Available

Restaurants

Available

Toilets

Available

District: Badulla

Reach

Any vehicle

Road Quality

Good

Public Transport

Available

Scenic view of Ravana Falls surrounded by lush forest
Popular tourist attraction Ravana Ella Waterfall Sri Lanka

Guidelines

Protect Valuables : Keep phones, cameras, and belongings secure as water spray and sudden slips are common Beware of Monkeys and Vendors : Monkeys may try to snatch food or bags. Be polite with local vendors but cautious of scams. Safety First Near Water : The rocks are slippery and currents strong — avoid swimming or climbing near the falls during rainy seasons. Stay Within Designated Areas : Follow signs and local advice. Do not cross barriers or restricted zones for photos.