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Olu Ella is situated in Yatiyantota town of Kegalle district Sri Lanka.
It stands at a height of 127 meters and is the 6th tallest waterfall of Sri Lanka
Nicknamed as “Sri Lankan Niagara” this waterfall has never run dry even during the worst of droughts.
Olu Ella gets its name due to its resemblance to the white “olu flower”.
The multiple falls of Olu Ella look like the petals of the olu flower.
The source of the Olu Ella waterfall is Wee Oya originating from the 1200 meters Baranawa mountain which later connects to Welihel Oya in the Parusella area and then on to the Kelani River at Yatiyanthota.

In this veedio we discussed surrounding important places ,such as Mini Worlds End, Bats cave.
And here we travel to the top of the olu Ella

Olu Ella waterfall is 18 meters wide, 127 meters tall and falls in a total of four segments.
An ancient wooden bridge lies across the Wee Oya which is made of wood during the colonial era to transport tea leaves. This bridge is said be the oldest wooden bridge in use in Sri Lanka