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වැලි වංගුවෙන් පහළට බැහැපු අපිට හම්බුණ දිව්‍යලෝකේ | Lanka Ella | Kalupahana | Full Description Vlog

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වැලි වංගුවෙන් පහළට බැහැපු අපිට හම්බුණ දිව්‍යලෝකේ | Lanka Ella | Kalupahana | Full Description Vlog

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Lanka Ella Falls is one of the most beautiful and lesser-known waterfalls located in Kalupahana, within the scenic Badulla District. Surrounded by lush greenery, misty mountains, and quiet forest landscapes, this waterfall offers a peaceful escape for nature lovers and adventure seekers. With a height of around 32 meters, Lanka Ella Falls is located just about 1 km away from Bambarakanda Falls, which is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka. Because of its close proximity, visitors can easily explore both waterfalls in a single trip. One of the most unique features of Lanka Ella is the deep natural pool at its base, which is shaped like a teardrop similar to the map of Sri Lanka. This is how the waterfall got its name. However, the pool is extremely deep, so swimming is not recommended. The journey to Lanka Ella is as beautiful as the destination. To reach the waterfall, travelers need to take the road from Kalupahana towards Ohiya and then continue on foot. The hiking trail passes through tea plantations, pine forests, and natural mountain paths, offering stunning views along the way. The hike is considered easy to moderate, making it suitable for most visitors. Along the trail, you can experience cool mountain air, bird sounds, and untouched natural surroundings. This region is close to Ella, which is well known for its scenic beauty and highland climate. Lanka Ella is also located about 21 km from Belihuloya, making it accessible for travelers exploring the central highlands. The best time to visit Lanka Ella Falls is between March and September when the weather is dry and ideal for hiking. During the rainy season from October to January, the waterfall becomes more powerful, but the trails can be slippery and require extra caution. Visitors are advised to wear proper hiking shoes, carry drinking water, and be careful when walking on wet rocks. It is important to protect the environment by avoiding littering and preserving the natural beauty of the area. In this video, you will experience the journey to Kalupahana, the scenic hike through forests and tea estates, and the breathtaking view of Lanka Ella Falls along with its peaceful surroundings. Like, comment, and subscribe for more travel videos from Sri Lanka #kalupahana #srilanka #waterfall #hike #waliwanguwa