The Pahanthudawa Falls has located about 2 km from the town of Belihuloya in 19 km off Balangoda on the A4 road. This is the ultimate one of a series of waterfalls formulated by Belihul Oya ere waters into Samanala wewa Reservoir. This waterfall creates a tiny but deep pool at the bottom, which is of considerable depth and is in the shape of the wick of a lamp- helps deriving its title (pahana – a light). To reach the falls, one should go about 1.5 km on Ihala Galagama road, starting from the famous Belihuloya Resthouse and follow the…

Hawagala, a stunning mountain near Belihuloya in the Sabaragamuwa Province, is surrounded by renowned landmarks such as Adara Kanda, NonPareil Estate, and Horton Plains. Hikers are rewarded with breathtaking views of Sabaragamuwa's lush greenery, making the challenging climb more worthwhile. This picturesque destination has become a hotspot for both locals and tourists alike.

Bakers Bend is a hidden gem in the heart of the stunning Belihuloya Nanperial Estate in the Ratnapura District of the Sabaragamuwa Province, Sri Lanka. This picturesque tourist spot, situated at the foothills of the Horton Plains, offers a mesmerizing experience to those who venture to its breathtaking location. With an elevation of approximately 5,000 feet above sea level, Bakers Bend treats visitors to awe-inspiring views of its surroundings.

The Samanalawewa Dam, known as the "Samanalawewa Reservoir Project," is a significant hydroelectric dam in Sri Lanka. Commissioned in 1992, it is crucial in generating hydroelectric power and supporting the country's energy needs. This article delves into the construction, specifications, and operational aspects of the Samanala Dam, highlighting the challenges posed by a significant leakage and its implications for power production and downstream agriculture.

This waterfall is located between Halpe 169th km post and Marangahawela 170th km post in Colombo-Badulla main route. One who proceeds on this journey can experience the splendour of Surathali falls, which rains down from 62 m up. The origin of this fall lies in Horton Plains, Kadawath Oya, which begins from the higher region of Bumton government estate in Mahaweli range of mountains, creates this waterfall. After the film titled “Surathali” has been filmed nearby this fall was popularized as “Surathali Falls”.