Bambarakanda Falls
- Bambarakanda Falls is the tallest waterfall in Sri Lanka, plunging from a height of about 263 meters (863 feet).
- It is located in the Badulla District, near Kalupahana, surrounded by dense pine forests and mountain scenery.
- The waterfall is formed by the Kuda Oya, a tributary of the Walawe River.
- Bambarakanda Falls cascades down a steep rock face, creating a dramatic and powerful visual spectacle.
- The area around the falls is rich in biodiversity, with cool-climate plants and birdlife typical of Sri Lanka's highlands.
- During the rainy season, the waterfall is at its most impressive, with a strong and continuous flow of water.
- A short hike through forested paths is required to reach the base of the falls, adding to the adventure.
- The name "Bambarakanda" is believed to be linked to local legends and the buzzing sound of water resembling bees.
- Today, Bambarakanda Falls is a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers seeking unspoiled beauty.