This place is very calm to enjoy and it was less crowded. There are 2 ways you can approach to the falls. 1. From Aranayake: If you come by this way you have hike around 1.7km to the point. But the views on this road is very nice. If you have a motorbike then you can come on this road. But some places are hard for bikes as well. 2. From Gampola: This is the easy way you can directly come to the falls by vehicle. The tip is rocks are slippery and you have be cautious. Also locals said there are usually deaths bu drowning. My advice is visit here from Aranakayaka, it will be great journey for sure. 🍃🌊

Asupini ella is just wow, actually i didn’t know about this waterfall i went for a hike to bibble rock (bathalegala) from the top i saw a waterfall so far, then i asked some of the area friends they said asupini ella, then i decided to go there it was around 2 o’clock me and 3 of my friends went there we didn’t know the route actually we went by the road it was totally damaged road even a bike can’t go by that way, then we parked our bike a side and we walked around 6km to reach the waterfall, if anyone want to go here plz go by gampola road to reach asupini ella, if not u have to walk like we did, from gampola road you can reach near the falls. One of the coolest waterfall with awesome view ill share some of my clicks must visit with family be safe and enjoy ❤️ keep your waste with you🇱🇰👍 make motherlanka clean👍❤️

🏞🌺🌿🍃💚 ----------- Asupini Ella is a beautiful waterfall that can be seen from the historic town of Aranayake. Etymology -------- Asupini is derived from 'Aswaya' (Horse) and 'Pini' or 'Panina' (Jump) which combined means "the horses jumped over the falls".

There are two roads to reach this beutiful waterfall. One road is bit far from the main road and bit hard to reach by a car and last bit would be 1 hour walk. The other road will directly take you to the waterfall from a car. To see the fall need to go to the viewing point. This place doesnt allow you to take bath as its very dangerous and has taken many lives.

Asupini Ella is situated in Aranayake, Mawanella. It is a beautiful waterfall of 30 meters height. According to folk tales the falls have been named after a king who has many queens. On his return from war, he assured his queens that he would give them a sign about the outcome of the war from over the hills. If his troops waved a white flag over the hills it means that he was defeated and killed in action. If he waved his own flag bearing his crest it would mean that he has won the war. Another waterfall named “Bo Ella” is also situated nearby.

⚠️️ This is current situation of horewala deiyanwala road. You can go half of journey with vehicle. From now you have to go another half by on foot. So use alternative roads to complete your journey. ⚠️️

The 30m fall forms part of the Maha River that originates from both sides of the Raksawa mountains and is itself 570m above sea level. The upper area of the fall winds through an area known as Uda Palatha, upstream of which is the Divisional Secretary’s Uduwella GS area, in the backdrop of Apalawatte Pallegama village. The fall forms a plunge pool strewn with rocks where people are not encouraged to bathe due to the risk of drowning. Also at the base of the pool are crevasses known as Pinikandawela and Tissakumarawella that are said to house treasure by villagers. The fall is steeped in history. According to ancient books written about border demarcations, this fall acted as a demarcation between the area of Satara Korale and Paranu Kuru Korale. Also, according to folklore, the fall derives its name from a desperate suicide attempt, where a mounted monarch leapt from its upper reaches. Villagers say that the fall sometimes emits a fearsome roar that can last for 15 minutes and that this signifies that it will claim a human sacrifice within a two-month period. The fall is 49km from Pussalawe and 44km from Kitugala. The upper reach is about 5km from Dolosbage in the Kandy District and can be accessed by passing Horawela. The foot of the fall can be reached by travelling through Mawanella in the Kegale District, across Horawela. A four-wheel drive vehicle is the best option. Horawela path can be taken from the Mawanella – Aranayake – Horawela route ( B278 route) or the Mawanella – Hemanthagama (B729) – Horawela route. The Hemanthagama route is said to be better than the Aranayake Route. You will need a 4-wheel drive from Horawela and a good 45-minute hike ( 1½ km) to the observation platform.

Google maps location is correct for the waterfall. We came here from dolosbage side and directions are mentioned in the junctions. Even if you ask from someone surely they will help. A lot of bathing places there for you to take nature bath. But be aware about the rocks hence those might be very slippery. Strongly advice not to bath in rainy days hence water flows can be increase suddenly. Even don't bath down stream of the waterfall and lot of places are there in upstream.

Marvellous place to visit and bath. Located near Gampola. We went from Kandy by bike. From Kandy it’ll take around 2 hours. There are nice landscapes on the way that you can enjoy. Remember ⚠️ The rocks are very slippery And some points are unexpectedly deep enough to get yourself sunken. Be cautious and enjoy.

Its better to go there via Gampola road.. If you are going via aranayaka its better to go with a off road vehicle. Or you'll have to walk nearly 1.5 kilometers.Upper point could be heavy dangerous in a rainy day.

One of the picturesque waterfalls in Kegalle district. If you want to reach from Aranayaka, you will need to travel 7 km from there. Last one Km of the road is very dilapidated. Only a bike could go. If you go from Gampola side u need to go to Uduwella and from there u can reach the top of the waterfalls. Vehicles could reach to the waterfall from this route. There are nice bathing spots and pools around here. Also visitors advices to take caution when they go to edge of the waterfalls. A lot of visitors have fallen down the falls and succumbed

A beautiful waterfall situated in Aranayake Gampola boarder. You can get there by 2 ways one from mawanella aranayake road passing aranayake or through Gampola. It a attractive place you can have a bath there but not every where, there are some safe places for that please ask from the villagers about that when you get there they will show you the place.

The low rating is because the directions from Colombo shown on Google maps are wrong. Not because of the location Sadly, when we came from Colombo Google maps shows directions though a very broken down road. All villages in the area advised not to go down that road. But we went until the road ends and found out we need to go about another 2km more on foot. We were travelling by car and because it was too late we never made it to the waterfall One villager told us to go to Gampola and then check Google maps directions and that will show you the correct road. I am not sure of this because we did not try it but that might work. So hope this review will help Everyone eager to see this place heading from Colombo. So in summary don't follow the Google maps directions when heading from Colombo. Cheers

A gorgeous waterfall in the Aranayaka mountain range of Gampola. After taking in the breathtaking beauty and fresh air, you can refresh your life. But be careful when you walking on the stone areas.

This is nice place , you can drive a vehicle near to the fall , basicaly road is good can go by car some area had bit pit hole and and last 200 mt need to walk , No any road sign last few meter ,you have to Get some consult from vilagers

A beautiful waterfall. Yet the top of the waterfall is said to be a dangerous place to bath in. Several lives have been lost, hence caution is advised. It is best to consult with the locals to find a suitable spot for bathing.

Road is in a good condition. Can go to near the waterfall by a vehicle. No hotels nearby. A must visit place. Clean and clear water. Nice place for a refreshing bath. Bit crowded during the holidays.

Hard to reach bottom side of water fall, but you can see waterfall from upper side. There is to path to reach. But if you can come from gampola it will much easier.

We were unable to reach the foot of the waterfall from Dolosbage root. However, there is a viewpoint where you can have a amazing view of the Asupini Ella.

It's a great place to deal with nature. You can spend some quality time with your friends or with family. When in the last months of the year there is a lot of water in the waterfall you better watch yourself if you are going to have a bath or go near the fall. But in January and february if you are going to bathe in the upper division or lower division in the fall, please take care in the first months of the year there has been a lot of drowning in there and many people were dead. So it has very dangerous places in some places, you should ask the local people in the area and trust me you should watch yourself and if you cannot swim don't ever jump into the water in this area. Its near my village therefore i know when someone who cannot swim jump into the water, it may be his last jump. So take care of yourself and enjoy nature. Thank you