Nature is the best artist and the best engineer with many wonders offering to her children. Among such wonders, the Kapurukanda Ella is one of the unique waterfall with holding the title of tallest waterfall in Kaluthara District. Proudly cascading from the Landscape Estate, Haldola Rd, Baduraliya, the waterfall is on a land of a estate property. Kapurukanda Ella Cascades down in two stages with little ponds in the halfway down the waterfall, giving it a unique attraction, yet at the same time warning the dangers lurking behind. Tamil population of the area made the immediate area of the waterfall as their pilgrimage and rituals area and in the folklore Vidiyabandara had been ruling over this territory as his domain. The 30m tall waterfall is a truly a marvelous gift from the nature with abundance of Flora and fauna spreading on and around surrounding the area and giving visitors a chance to enjoy the destination without molesting the environment too much.
In Colombo, Sri Lanka, there is a multipurpose stadium called Sugathadasa Stadium. At the moment, football, rugby union, and athletics are played there. There is a hotel there as well as 25,000 seats in the stadium. It was opened on 16 December 1962. Renovated to increase capacity to 50,000 during 2024-2026. Sugathadasa Stadium hosted the South Asian Games in both 1991 and 2006. The bulk of the 2010 AFC Challenge Cup matches were also held there. Here were the 2010 IIFA Awards. In 2012, the Elite Football League of India called the stadium home. The Asian Athletics Championships were held there in 2002.
The place of Pahala Hewessa is located in Pelawatta East, Western Province's Walallavita Divisional Secretariat. Katukele is situated nearby to Pahala Hewessa.
