Dehena Ella Falls is a waterfall cascading between Pahalagama and Amunugama villages in Ratnapura District, Sri Lanka. Located on the wayside of Ratnapura-Wewelwatta road, the fall can be easily and safely viewed from the side of the road.
The fall, belonging to a series of waterfalls in the valley both of the Bambarakotuwa Oya and its tributary Wewel Dola, is about 40 m in height (Kautzsch, 1983). The sources of the waterfall are on the west slope of Kondurugala. The fall cascades through twin chutes and afterwards, the water flows to the Bambarakotuwa Oya, a tributary of the Denawak Ganga, joining the Kalu Ganga River (Kautzsch, 1983). During the rainy season, a large amount of water gushes down the waterfall, making the surrounding environment full of mist. The fall is not suitable for bathing.
The fall, belonging to a series of waterfalls in the valley both of the Bambarakotuwa Oya and its tributary Wewel Dola, is about 40 m in height (Kautzsch, 1983). The sources of the waterfall are on the west slope of Kondurugala. The fall cascades through twin chutes and afterwards, the water flows to the Bambarakotuwa Oya, a tributary of the Denawak Ganga, joining the Kalu Ganga River (Kautzsch, 1983). During the rainy season, a large amount of water gushes down the waterfall, making the surrounding environment full of mist. The fall is not suitable for bathing.
References
1) Kautzsch, E., 1983. A guide to the waterfalls of Sri Lanka: Tisara Prakasakayo. p.25.
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