Welcome to Sri Lanka#Sri Lankan#waterfall#

Sri Lanka is home to many stunning waterfalls, thanks to its mountainous terrain and abundant rainfall. Here are some of the most famous and beautiful waterfalls in the country:

### 1. **Bambarakanda Falls**
- **Height:** 263 meters (863 ft) – *Tallest in Sri Lanka*
- **Location:** Near Haputale (Badulla District)
- **Features:** Surrounded by pine forests, best visited after the monsoon season.

### 2. **Dunhinda Falls**
- **Height:** 64 meters (210 ft)
- **Location:** Near Badulla
- **Features:** Known for its misty spray ("Dunhinda" means "smoky falls").

### 3. **Diyaluma Falls**
- **Height:** 220 meters (722 ft) – *Second tallest*
- **Location:** Between Koslanda & Wellawaya
- **Features:** Natural infinity pools at the top, great for hiking and swimming.

### 4. **Ravana Falls**
- **Height:** 25 meters (82 ft)
- **Location:** Near Ella
- **Features:** Linked to the Ramayana legend; popular roadside waterfall.

### 5. **St. Clair’s Falls**
- **Height:** 80 meters (265 ft)
- **Location:** Near Nuwara Eliya
- **Features:** Called "Little Niagara of Sri Lanka," surrounded by tea plantations.

### 6. **Laxapana Falls**
- **Height:** 126 meters (413 ft)
- **Location:** Near Hatton
- **Features:** Part of a hydroelectric power project, scenic and powerful.

### 7. **Bopath Ella**
- **Height:** 30 meters (98 ft)
- **Location:** Ratnapura District
- **Features:** Shaped like a *Bo* leaf (sacred fig tree), a popular picnic spot.

### 8. **Devon Falls**
- **Height:** 97 meters (318 ft)
- **Location:** Near Talawakele (Nuwara Eliya District)
- **Features:** Named after a British coffee planter, surrounded by lush greenery.

### **Best Time to Visit:**
Most waterfalls are at their fullest during the **southwest monsoon (May–September)** and **northeast monsoon (November–February)**.

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