Continuing From Ella post 1 ………..
On the way to small tea estate
The below waterfall you ll see when you heading to the small tea estate.Its having a super view and able to go on the fall and sit there for some time.It ll be better that first you are going to the ella mountain and when coming back, for get some rest.
Through a tea estate
Journey to the top through big tree shades
A view point on the way to top
You ll coming to this view point after half of the way of the journey
The final quarter through big trees………….
A Clip about the Way to top
Views on the top
Im taking my time
After top of the ella mountain dont forget togo to the other view point.Just 10min walk without climbing.
The second view point
When you in here able to get a small view of the famous Ravana waterfall from top.
Ravana waterfall from top
The bridge and the road going to Ravana waterfall
Second View point
The Way back down and Relaxing place
When coming back It ll be day time.So for your tasty and for your hunger the below place ll provide you a good taste.Sri lankan foods and big fruit juice glasses.Reasonable prices.Also able to buy fruits too.
Famous Ravana waterfall
On the same day afternoon we went to Ravana waterfall.Took a bus.Just 15-20 min and located 6kms to wellawaya town side on Ella-Wellawaya road.
Someones trying to go up of the fall but keep in mind its dangerous and rocks are very slippery.
On the way to the fall
The Nine Arch Bridge
Same day evening It was to the bridge.
Another famous thing you able to see when you in ella.I already put some information about this that how is the better way to do it.Read it about on Ella first post.
This viaduct was built at Gotuwala between the two railway stations – Ella and Demodara during the British Colonial period is the largest in Sri Lanka. Located almost 3100 feet above the sea level, this 99.6ft high bridge is called “Ahas namaye palama” (Nine skies bridge) in Sinhala. When one stands underneath it and looks up there is a beautiful sight of ‘nine skies’ through the nine arches, hence the Sinhala name.
This massive bridge is built entirely of solid rocks, bricks and cement without using a single piece of steel. The bridge was finally commissioned in 1921.
Heading to Ella town by using second way
Ravana Cave @ Ella
The Ravana Ella Cave is located on a cliff close to Ella, 4490ft above sea level and can be visited on a day trip from the villages of Ella or Bandarawela. This cave is part of a tunnel or network of caves said to be connected to the Ravana Ella Waterfall which is more popular with tourists. In the Hindu legend of the Ramayana, it is said that the Demon King of Sri Lanka Ravana lived here for some years. He abducted Princess Sita, wife of the Indian Lord Rama and kept her trapped here before confining her to the garden of Ashoka Vatika, also close to Ella.
There are 3kms from ella city center to ravana cave temple.
Just before the temple you can see the sign for the cave.
On the way to the cave
Click on the picture for a full view
At the cave
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Hi there 🙂 I’m finding your blog about Sri Lanka really useful. Lots of great tips and advice. Do you know what the weather in Ella is like in August? My partner and I would like to do lots of hiking but read it might be rainy.
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Hi….first of all thank you….
Do you thinking to come next year August? Actually yes.when its August, raining to the hill country side.but you can find good weather days within that time.because its not so bad to there.
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Hi, yes I think so or the year after. Thanks for the advice, going to head to Ella in August and hope for the best 🙂
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It ll b 🙂
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Ella is a very interesting place.i really like it there)
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