Diyaluma Falls
Diyaluma Falls is sri Lanka’s second-tallest waterfall (220m), with a string of natural infinity pools at the top reached by a short, steep scramble, a hill-country highlight. Getting there: Near Koslanda, 40 min from Ella. Open Daylight (go with a guide for the upper pools). Entry Free.
Most impressive just after rain. Rocks can be slippery, take care near the edge.
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Make a day of it
5 stops nearby · ~54 km · approx $59/person
- 1 Diyaluma Falls You’re here
- 2 Poonagala Tea Factory 5.6 km
- 3 Buduruwagala Raja Maha Viharaya 7.4 km
- 4 Central Bus Stand - Wellawaya 7.7 km
- 5 St. Andrew's Church, Church of Ceylon - Haputale 8.9 km
Rough per-person estimate from sourced rates (PickMe/km, meals, entry). Confirm locally.
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How do I get to Diyaluma Falls?
Near Koslanda, 40 min from Ella.
What are the opening hours at Diyaluma Falls?
Diyaluma Falls is open Daylight (go with a guide for the upper pools). Hours can change on poya days and public holidays, so confirm before you travel.
How much is entry to Diyaluma Falls?
Entry is Free for foreign visitors at the last check. Ticket prices are reviewed periodically, so treat this as a guide and confirm at the gate.
Is Diyaluma Falls suitable for children?
Not especially. Diyaluma Falls suits older children and adults better; expect terrain or conditions that are hard going with toddlers.
Is Diyaluma Falls wheelchair accessible?
No. Diyaluma Falls involves steps or uneven ground and is not step-free, so it is difficult for wheelchair users.
How current is this information?
These details were last verified in 2026-06. Time-sensitive details such as fees and opening hours should always be confirmed with the official source before you travel.