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Nature,
beauty,
rainy,
An
adorable
waterfall
that
embodies
all
the
elegance
of
Nuwara
Eliya,
one
of
the
scenic
highlands
of
Sri
Lanka!
Also
known
as
the
'Veil
of
the
Valley',
Devon
Falls
is
a
spectacular
cascade
on
a
tributary
of
the
Kotmale
River,
being
the
perfect
destination
for
nature-lovers
who
would
like
sightseeing
at
its
maximum
beauty.
The
mesmerizing
vision
of
Devon
Waterfall
situated
at
an
altitude
of
1159
meters
height
above
sea
level
plummeting
down
the
craggy
rocks
amidst
the
lushly
hillside
sure
shall
amuse
your
eyes.
Named
after
a
British
pioneer
coffee
planter,
Devon
Waterfalls
is
one
of
the
must-visit
tourist
spots
in
Nuwara
Eliya,
Sri
Laka.
The
beauty
of
Devon
Falls
Formed
by
Kothamale
Oya,
one
of
the
tributaries
of
Mahaweli
River,
Devon
Falls
is
the
19th
highest
waterfall
in
Sri
Lanka.
Positioned
as
a
tiered
cascade
that
goes
through
three
drops
in
total,
Devon
Falls
covers
a
downward
distance
of
97
meters
(318
ft)
before
kissing
the
rocky
surface
beneath.
Set
at
an
altitude
of
1159
meters
height,
the
waterfall
offers
stunning
views
of
the
cascade
and
the
scenic
foliage
of
the
hillside
all
around.
There
are
various
viewpoints
to
the
waterfall.
Tea
plantation
after
which
the
falls
was
named
is
also
nearby.
Close
to
Devon
waterfall,
you
can
see
St.
Clair
waterfall
as
well.
The
Best
Time
To
Visit
Devon
Water
Falls,
Nuwara
Eliya?
To
witness
all
the
elegance
of
Devon
Water
Fall,
you
had
better
visit
during
the
months
of
December
through
March
when
the
falls
shall
be
full
of
water
running
forcefully.
You
shall
enjoy
a
huge
amount
of
water
coming
down
splashing
around
in
silver
color.
Apart
from
that,
guests
are
offered
a
spectacular
vicinity
to
nature
around
here
throughout
the
year.
Generally
speaking,
the
best
time
to
visit
Nuwara
Eliya,
where
the
falls
is
situated,
is
February
to
May
when
there
is
less
rain
in
the
region.
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