Kabaradola Ella

I returned back to Morapitiya junction and travelled further towards Athwelthota junction, just before you reach the Athwelthota temple you will notice Athwelthota fall/Pilituda fall which is formed by Athwelthota oya. This is a famous bathing place but it also has claimed many lives. After snapping around I continued towards Kalawana and reached Akasa Bokkuwa (4km away from Athwelthota) which is said to be Constructed during the first World War. From here there is a foot path upstream which will take you to the waterfall called Ahasbokku ella. Since I was too tired to do so, I proceeded further towards Kalawana in the trishaw which I hired and took the first road to the left which takes you to the top of the waterfall. This is my favourite waterfall out of many. It pours like a curtain from the sky. This waterfall is also called Kabaragoi ella for some reason which I’m not aware about. Quote Pilituda ella 5m From Matugama Baduraliya to Ratnapura Kalawana road a peregrination entailing. 10km brings you to the Athweltota morapitiya village is the Meluwakande village is here and the fall is located to the left of the highway The warrior prince Veediya Bandera had also found refuge in the Millen in its proximity to the highway has in field its popularity. However causing Adverse environmental impact there are sever natural stone wells scattered hand Pineal Ravummala Oruwala Pokinewala and Yakungewala respectively. Kabaragoi ella / Ahasbokku ella 18m Location: Kalutara District. Travel in the Road from Matugama – Baduraliya to Kalawana pass Athweltota and go ahead for 5km where Ambatenna Bridge is located. To the left is the Kumburhena Road. Travel for about 1.5 km, the fall could be viewed to its left in a slope of about 200m the area has been denuded by loggers.

Athwalpitita is a small village The town is also known colloquially as the ‘Misty City’ as it is shadowed by the adjoining mountain ranges and is shrouded in mist for the majority of the day.

Another beautiful waterfall to visit in kalutara district. Better go there during rainy season ❤️ otherwise there is less water.

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One of the many hidden beauties in Athwelthota area.