A rock with a sharp edge like a well sharpened pencil's edge, the water cascading down from the upper echelon of the of the rock, the Thudugala Ella has the reputation of attracting tourists. Thus attributing to its existence as the most eye-catching waterfall in Kaluthara. The waterfall comprised with several of floors of waterfall, ponds of small and medium sized, attractive water patterns, the canopy cover of the forest from either sides, easiest accessibility and the higher amount of tourists offerings compared with other similar destinations, as well as one of the longest history of attracting tourists attributes to the rather proud and famous existence of the destination. In the Kaluthara District, the tourism attraction is contributed by the Thudugala Ella by a lot even though the eco-system of area has lesser density than others, is still consider as the marvelous wonder. From the Colonial Era till now , this is one of the first ever tourists destinations even the colonial rulers also acknowledged.
At the coastal edges of the Western Province, the Uswetakeiyawa Beach offers one of the best scenic views of coastal delight. With scattered ponds of nature made arms and an excellent destination in which the sunset can be witnessed and enjoyed in a tranquil and peaceful manner. Uniqueness * A beach with excellent sun setting view * Natural made pools
In the Athwelthota Waterfall Cluster, the Mohini Ella holds a mysterious reputation that ingratiate the fear and cautiousness amongst the local population. With legends and rumors revolving around the inhuman lurking and beliefs, the waterfall named after a mythical character named Mohini. The Mohini Ella and its related areas can not easily dissuaded from this feared reputation hence the locals are reluctant in venturing too much closed to the waterfall. As the relative untouched waterfall, the environment and bio-diversity of the area is thriving exponentially, while making the scenery a picturesque beauty. The bio-diversity is highly dense in the area susceptible to changes with too much explorations. However this waterfall is most enchanting in its mystery and it is not advisable to camping in the area.
Sita Lena or otherwise known as the Seetha Cave is situated in the Avissawella area of Sri Lanka. According to local folklore, this cave has a direct connection to the legend of Ravana from the epic Ramayana. The cave is said to be where Sita, the wife of Lord Rama, was held captive by Ravana. Carved with drops, the cave holds religious and historical value beyond the legend. Visitors can explore this fascinating cave, which is nestled amidst serene surroundings. The cave's unique features and its association with the Ramayana make it an intriguing destination.
