Rawan Ella

Rawan Ella is a waterfall located in Uduhawara within the Badulla District that cascades over rocky cliffs through several dropping levels surrounded by dense vegetation. The site features steep slopes and layered water stages that flow downward through the forest.

Archaeological finds show that the waterfall and surrounding caves served as shelter for early inhabitants of the region in ancient times. This connection to early human settlement reveals how long the site has been part of local life.

The waterfall holds a place in local traditions as a gathering spot where community celebrations bring people together throughout the year.

To reach the waterfall, follow a marked trail from the nearest road wearing sturdy footwear for secure footing on uneven ground. Bring water with you since the route requires walking through forest to access the site.

During the monsoon season, water volume swells dramatically and transforms the stream into a powerful display visible from several kilometers away. This seasonal change makes visits at different times of year feel like encountering a completely different site.

GPS coordinates: 6.95944,80.85444

Latest update: December 14, 2025 18:11