Asupini Ella Waterfalls
Description
Nestled in the heart of Kandy District, the Asupini Ella Waterfalls stand tall at a remarkable 30 meters, adding a touch of enchantment to the picturesque landscape. Discover the allure of this natural wonder as we delve into its fascinating details. The impressive cascade is an integral part of the Maha River, originating from the Raksawa mountains' on both sides, situated at 570 meters above sea level. The upper region of the fall gracefully winds through the captivating Uda Palatha area, creating a scenic spectacle for all who witness its beauty.
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Asupini Ella forms a serene plunge pool adorned with scattered rocks, creating a captivating environment. However, it is essential to note that visitors are not encouraged to bathe in this pool due to the potential risk of drowning. Safety always comes first when marvelling at the wonders of nature.
According to local folklore, the waterfall derives its name from a poignant tale of desperation. Legend has it that a mounted monarch leapt from the upper reaches of Asupini Ella in a moment of despair. This tale adds a layer of mystique to the waterfall, making it more than just a natural attraction.
