Dooli Ella

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• Shameera Anuranga

  24 October 2019

  Its super cool place . We visited perfect timing there. After one and half day, heavy rain. The waterfall is amazing. we went up step by step. Had a bath in top of the waterfall.

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• Tharanga Priyadarshana

  22 October 2019

  Good beautiful water fall

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• Minoli Thanapathy

  20 October 2019

  It's one beautiful unpolluted waterfall with a magnificent view. You have stairs up to the top so it's an easy hike up there. You must get a ticket to enter the pathway up. It's not recommended to bathe when it's raining as the flow is very high.

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• Dtown Mafia

  16 September 2019

  Best place but can't bath top of falls and tourist attractions 👌👌💐

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• Artem Rodichev

  15 August 2019

  Really high and picturesque waterfall. Three levels. You have to walk the stairs and jungle roads -- make sure you have comfortable shoes with you. We were there on a very rainy day. But if you are lucky and the weather is good - you can swim in the river.

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• Kassapa Jayasinghe

  08 May 2019

  Excellent place. But don't take bath from the man-made pool. Use the natural water fall.

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• Vajira Herath

  20 April 2019

  dhuli ella waterfall. must go place in sri lanka . check my videos

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• Yasith Perera

  23 March 2019

  A very beautiful waterfall which has water flowing down 3 storeys. Height is about 25m. The name dooli has been given to it because of the way water splashes after hitting the rocks is like dust(doovili in sinhala language).

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• Kasun Lakshitha

  15 March 2019

  Wonderful water that located in galle which has beaches and waterfalls like that amazing. Only 2 hours from galle town

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• Rachith Perera

  22 February 2019

  Please do not ruin this easily accesible beauty 🙏 You can climb up to the top without any problem! And safe pathways available too

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• Ruwan Jayasuriya

  10 May 2018

  One of the most Beautiful water fall in Sri Lanka. Relatively easy yo travel

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• Lahiru Gunarathne

  07 May 2018

  I loved it.
  
  Tips.
  
  There is a artifical pond kind of thing at the basement. You will see lot of people are in there. But don't get in. Not worth.
  
  There is a staircase in to the jungle mountain. When you are going up, you will come to different stages of the waterfall. Water is very cold, and stone bolders are very slippery. So by keeping safely in your mind, get close to the waterfall. Yet the feeling of gushing water on you. If you are an adventure seeker, you can go way higher along the side of the waterfall. You will have to climb up along the jungle aside to waterfall. But it's worth it. Go for the view and to see a different view on waterfall.

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• Kasun Rukmaldeniya

  07 April 2018

  Very beautyful waterfall of Sri Lanka
  If you love Nature, this is a super place to you should visit

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• Thushanga Madushan

  09 March 2018

  When a waterfall emits dust-like spray, people used to name it as a Duli ella. (Duli / Duwili mean “dust” in Sinhala). Other than the famous Duwili fall at Kalthota, there are several Duwil falls situated in various parts of the island. It’s a common experience that each an every waterfall has a unique beauty, though they are varies in height, width and capacity. Duli ella at Kosmulla, Neluwa is such a beauty, which allow travelers to explore her with a minimum effort.
  
  It’s good to see the effort bared by the Local authority on maintaining the environment in an acceptable manner. Since this place was ideal for one day outing for natural lovers, I preferred to add this report as a one day trip, though this was the first day of our visit to explore the southern boundary of Sinharaja rainforest.

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• Joceline Lopez

  15 February 2018

  Loved visiting the waterfall- the cost is 200 for foreigners and 20 for locals. The man and woman who take care of it are very friendly.

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• Gayashan Vidusha

  13 February 2018

  A spectacular trail through the sinharaja forest lies the Neluwa Dooli Ella, a breathtaking waterfall unusually located down south of the island. Where rains are expected more than 3/4th of a year and leeches may or may not cling onto your feet, the hike up to this waterfall and the breathtaking view from above will definitely have you clinging onto your soul.
  
  This is not exactly the most closest place to visit, but if you have a day to spare, this ride is proper worthwhile especially if time is not a luxury asset to visit the hill country as it is very rare to find a secluded waterfall admits the coastal beaches of the south.
  
  An early departure will assure you a time well spent at the waterfall where you can bath at the waterfall and swim peacefully in the artificial pond located further below. At the end of your visit.
  
  If you are looking to spend sometime away from the crowds and the beaches, to enjoy some tranquil nature, this is the journey for you.

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• Supunsiri Herath

  13 January 2018

  A series of waterfalls with main fall. Man made ponds provide bathing facilities for any ages reach location.

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• Zayan Ilmy

  11 January 2018

  One of the most beautiful places that nature has gifted us with. It was hard to get to the top. But was worth it. The water was so refreshing. The trees shading the path and the wet ground is so good.

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• Senura Gunatilake

  25 August 2017

  Awesome place to be
  Just 65 km away from Galle

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• Darshana Nandasiri

  16 July 2017

  A place to go with your family on a picnic

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• Eshan Dias

  16 January 2017

  It was wonderful place with nice scenaries. The water is so clean. And you get to go up the waterfall which is so nice. You need to buy the entrance ticket but what you see worth more than you pay

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• Madura Rox

  28 December 2016

  Awesome place,you just have to pay Rs 20 if you wanna take a bath,there are two man made pools,one for kids/ladies and max depth is 4 1/2 feet,the other pool has a max depth of 7 feet.
  
  This place is a damn cool place and have two view points.

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• Ravidu Hasitha

  25 December 2016

  Most beautiful place in southern provience..loved it

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• Uditha Wickramanayaka

  15 October 2016

  Wonderful place to visit. bit remote. but easier to reach than other singharaja waterfalls. there are several steps of the waterfall. cango above waterfall to see a water collection tank full of fish. there are some small shops with fantastic rotti.

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• Manoj Lasantha

  24 May 2016

  Amazing place that you should never miss in Galle. The narrow road to the ella is now carpeted. Entry fee for locals is 20Rs. Be careful when you walk on the rocks as they are slippery.

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