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Kirindi Ella Falls: Sri Lanka’s Majestic Multi-Tiered Wonder in Ratnapura – By Francis Paul Welangoda

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Kirindi Ella Falls: Sri Lanka’s Majestic Multi-Tiered Wonder in Ratnapura – By Francis Paul Welangoda

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Kirindi Ella Falls is a dramatic 116-meter (381 ft) multi-tiered waterfall located in the Ratnapura District of Sri Lanka. Considered the 7th tallest waterfall in the country, it cascades into a deep pool known as Diyagathwala.
The falls are formed by the Kirindi Oya stream, which begins at an altitude of 940m on Kuttapitiya Mountain. Folklore suggests a treasure trove is hidden at the bottom, and villagers claim to have seen fireballs in the night sky above the falls. The surrounding wooded area is home to wild boar, monkeys, cobras, and various bird species. The waterfall is most spectacular during the wet season (May to October), though the water can significantly decrease during droughts.
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