Water falls The mountains of Sri Lanka abound with waterfalls of exquisite beauty. Numbering more than hundred and many of them are virtually unknown, hidden away in forest or approached by steps and remote tea plantation tracks. In fact for it’s size Sri Lanka has recorded water falls than another country. Sri Lanka’s numerous revers, fed by two half – yearly monsoons, with topography of high and steeply scarped peneplains, and rever beds of hard erosion-resistant metamorphic rock, all provide ideal ingredient for the formation of waterfalls.

Diyaluma Waterfall    Diyaluma originates from Pun gala oya. It is srilankan’s second highest waterfall. Its height is 220 metres. It can be seen from koslanda, wellawaya road. The vapour and mist rises high and can soak a person. It is called Diyaluma. Because of the Immence speed it decends. It really originated as “Diyahaluwa” But later became “Diyaluma”.
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