Bomburu Ella

omburu Ella is located in a rural valley between Nuwara Eliya and Badulla districts. As a seasonal waterfall, it can become almost dry during the off-season, making December–January and April–May the best months to visit. The water feeding the falls comes from multiple sources including Gregory Lake, eventually joining Badulu Oya and flowing toward the Randenigala and Victoria reservoirs. The surrounding landscapes are breathtaking, featuring forest trails and panoramic hill views.

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A Seasonal Highland Waterfall Surrounded by Scenic Valleys and Forests

Located in a rural valley situated between the border of Nuwaraeliya and Badulla districts, away from any road, the Bomburu Ella is one of the beauties that travelers make an effort to witness. It is a seasonal waterfall which sometimes almost dries up during the dry season, making December to January and April to May the ideal seasons to make the trip. Not only the falls, but the surrounding area is also known to be breathtaking. The water of the Bomburuella is from a few sources, such as the famous Gregory Lake in Nuwara Eliya, and it flows to Baduluoya, which takes the water to the Uma River, which conveys it to BaduluOya and moves the water to the Randenigala Rentable and Victoria valleys.
Bomburu Ella can be reached from Perawella via Uduhawara via Welimada, Nuwara Eliya. Or Welimada via Bandarawela.