Diyavini Ella Falls
Located in a jungle 8km east of Balangoda and south of Vikiliya, the Diyavini Ella (Diyawini Ella) waterfall stands tall at 60 meters high and is part of a tributary that flows into the Walawe River, along with another stream created by the Diyavini River. The area is also home to the Devagiri Vihare temple, which is worth a visit, and an ancient Dagoba that is now overgrown by the jungle. Local folklore has it that a treasure trove is buried in the vicinity, and that a village head disappeared while searching for it. Additionally, they believe that Brahmin scripts are inscribed in caves and that three stone vessels, each 3 meters deep, can be found here.
To reach the fall, take the Balangoda-Weligapola road to Kapugala road and head towards the ancient village of Diyavini, where the fall is located near the old Rajamaha Vihare temple.
To reach the fall, take the Balangoda-Weligapola road to Kapugala road and head towards the ancient village of Diyavini, where the fall is located near the old Rajamaha Vihare temple.
