Dunhinda Water Fall

Dunhinda Water Fall

Dunhinda Water Fall

Height:-   (64m)
Location:- Mahiyangana Road, Badulla District.
Watercourse:- Badulu Oya
Province:- Uva

         Dunhinda Falls is a waterfall located about 5 kilometres from Badulla town in Sri Lanka.The Dunhinda Falls is one of Sri Lanka's most beautiful waterfalls.The waterfall, which is 64 metres high gets its name from the smoky dew drops spray, (Dun in sinhala means mist or smoke) which surrounds the area at the foot of the waterfall. The water fall is created by the river called Badulu Oya which goes through the Badulla town.

         To reach the water fall you have to walk more than 1 kilometre (0.62 mi) along a foot path. Along this foot path you can see another small waterfall called Kuda Dunhinda at a distance. However walking along this muddy foot path is really worth as the waterfall is so beautiful. Along this foot path there are many native venders selling herbal drinks to refresh and rest yourself. At the end of the path there is a secure stage constructed for viewers to see the waterfall. If you are brave enough you can reach the foot of the waterfall and cross the river and see the most beautiful view of the fall.
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Dunhinda Water Fall

Dunhinda Water Fall

See also

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunhinda_Falls
https://si.wikipedia.org/wiki
http://dunhidawaterfall.blogspot.com/p/2-nd-page.html

Dun Ella Water Fall

Dun Ella Water Fall

Dun Ella Water Fall

Height:-   (125m)
Location:- Ittithambuwala, Badulla District
Province:- Uva


   Dun Ella Falls (125m high and 3m wide) is split into three chutes that converge in a tributary of Loggal Oya Reservoir called Madu Walla Kandura.

Diyawetenella Water Fall

Diyawetenella Water Fall

Diyawetenella Water Fall

Height:-   (**m)
Location:- Alawathugoda, Badulla District
Province:- Uva

        Diyawetena Water Fall (Diyawetenella) is a fairly large waterfall is located the Alawathugoda village in the Badulla District on the boarder of the Nuwara Eliya Disctrict. This vilage lies between the Keppatipola – Boralanda road at the 8th kilometer post. There is an another smaller waterfall called Mahawala Ella just below the Diyawetenella Water fall.

Diyaluma Water Fall

Diyaluma Water Fall

Diyaluma Water Fall

Height:-   (220m)
Location:- Koslanda (Badulla District)
Province:- Uva
Watercourse :- Punagala Oya
World height ranking :- 361

Diyaluma Water Fall

          Diyaluma waterfall is Sri Lanka`s No 1 most beautiful waterfall and the second highest (220m) and the 361st  highest waterfall in the world. It is in Badulla district. The watrfall is formed by Punagala Oya. The fall is located along the Koslanda – Welawaya road in the Badulla District. Koslanda is the nearest town to the fall, 6km away, and Welawaya is 13km away.

Upper Diyaluma Water Fall (Ihala Diyaluma Ella)

Upper Diyaluma Water Fall

Ihala Diyaluma Ella 

(Upper Diyaluma Water Fall)
The small waterfall at the top of Diyaluma.

Height:-   (30m)
Location:- Koslanda (Badulla District)
Province:- Uva

      This is a small waterfall lying above the famous Diyaluma Waterfall in on the Beragala – Wellawaya Road. This fall is known by many names such as “Punchi Diyaluma Ella”, Kuda Diyaluma Ella”, “Ihala Diyaluma Ella”, “Uda Diyaluma Ella” and “Upper Diyaluma Falls”.

      The height of the fall is said to be about 30 meters (unconfirmed) and consists of 7 cascades. The fall lies on a remote location not frequent by visitors and is accessible from the Koslanda Poonagala Road. From the main road, you will need to hike about 1 km along footpaths to reach this fall. This foot path continues to the top of the main Diyaluma Fall.

Diyabetma Water Fall

Diyabetma Water Fall

Height:-   (5m)
Location:- Koslanda (Badulla District)
Province:-Uva

         This little-known Diyabetma Ella Fall (5m in height) in the middle of jungle is rarely visited due to the difficult terrain. The water comes from the Walawe River, which springs from the Samanala mountain range and incorporates the Belihul River at Demodara. A dam built at Demodara has reduced the volume of the fall and it now only flows with gusto when the sluice gates are open. The water hits rock with huge crevasses up to 6m deep at the bottom before flowing on to the Diyabetma River.