Devon Waterfalls

With a peculiar appearance imparted to it by its formation in three continuous cascades this waterfall christened "Devon Falls" pours down to the valley beneath not a long distance away from its brother the "St. Clairs". On the main road opposite to it there is situated a modern tea centre finding its abode thankful to this "Veil ( Bridal ) of the Vale ( i.e. valley )". Driving from Colombo, the capital, via Avissawella one suddenly catches this unearthly sight which is to be soon enhanced by the grandeur of the "St. Clairs". This beauty too is endangered by the above-mentioned power plant beast







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Baker's Waterfalls

The Baker's Falls in the Horton Plains gets its water from the Belihul Oya. It is close to World's End. The icy waters glisten in the sunshine amid a backdrop of mountain terrain and deep valleys and the patna through which you traverse give it contrast. If you are lucky you may see the rare black monkey and rhododendrons in bloom.

Discovered by Sir Samuel Baker and a good stopover on your way to the World's end.

 

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st clair waterfalls

St.Clair's Falls Are unusual as they comprise a double cascade from deferrent water sources.

The biggest waterfall,the maha ella 80m high - is situated on the kotmale oya

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Laxapana Waterfalls

Laxapana waterfalls at closed to Hatton and Laxapana Valley. Laxapana falls is 8th highest waterfall of Sri Lanka and this waterfall is higher 115m. And also this is 625^th waterfall in world. Laxapana valley is very famous water valley of Sri Lanka and which is supported to provide national Electricity of Sri Lanka. It provides to 50MW for national electricity. Maskeliya oya is main water source of Laxapana waterfall.

Maskeliya and Laxapana area is much closer to Sri Pada (Adam’s peak) mountain. Several visitors arrives to this waterfall when travel to Sri Pada. Maussakele reservation and Dikoya reservation also closed beautiful are of Sri Lanka.

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Aberdeen Waterfalls

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