Safety & Travel Notice
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About Hakgedi Ella Fall
Hakgedi Ella Falls is a small waterfall which is probably about 3 meters tall lying in the rural village of the kananke on the Galle Akkuressa Road. The source of this fall is Polathu Ganga. The area which the fall is located is called Kumarawatte/ Harambawatte. It is said that a Hakgedi (a conches shell) and a pot was carved on a large rocky surface near a pool of water at the fall. It is said that a treasure belonging to a ancient king is hidden beneath this pool.
Key Highlights
Swimming Allowed
Map Coming Soon
Akuressa, Southern
Matara, Southern
Traveler's Toolkit
Visiting Hours
Dawn to Dusk
Entry Fee
Free
Best Time
Year-round
Difficulty
Moderate
