A picturesque highland destination where mountains, forests, rivers, waterfalls, and rural landscapes come together, offering nature, adventure, and peaceful escapes.
A curated collection of the most celebrated and visited sights across the destination.
Adara Kanda, also known as Paraviyangala or Lovers’ Peak, is a scenic mountain near Belihuloya rising to approximately 1,500 metres. The hike passes through forests and streams before reaching panoramic views over Samanalawewa, the surrounding mountains, and the Sabaragamuwa landscape. It is one of the area's most rewarding hiking and camping experiences.
Pahanthudawa Waterfall is a picturesque waterfall hidden among lush greenery near Belihuloya. Its distinctive rock formation and natural pool create a beautiful setting for nature lovers, photography, and outdoor exploration.
Samanalawewa Reservoir is a large scenic reservoir surrounded by mountains, forests, and rural landscapes. The area offers opportunities for boating, kayaking, fishing, birdwatching, photography, and enjoying peaceful views of the surrounding countryside.
The Belihuloya River flows through the surrounding valleys, creating scenic waterways, small cascades, and peaceful natural settings. Visitors can enjoy riverside walks, photography, nature experiences, and village trails along the river.
Belihuloya is surrounded by a network of trails through forests, mountains, tea estates, villages, rivers, and grasslands. The area provides access to a variety of hiking experiences ranging from gentle nature walks to challenging mountain treks.
Approximately 6 km from Belihuloya
Surathali Ella is a picturesque waterfall cascading through lush greenery close to the main road. Its easy accessibility and scenic surroundings make it a popular stop for travellers exploring the Belihuloya area.
Approximately 18 km from Belihuloya
Bambarakanda Falls is Sri Lanka’s tallest waterfall, cascading approximately 263 metres through a dramatic mountain landscape. Surrounded by forests and rugged hills, it is a spectacular destination for hiking, photography, and nature lovers.
Approximately 20–25 km from Belihuloya
Devil’s Staircase is one of Sri Lanka’s most challenging and scenic mountain routes, passing through remote highland landscapes, forests, tea estates, streams, and dramatic mountain terrain. It is particularly popular with experienced hikers and adventure travellers.
Approximately 20–25 km from Belihuloya
A secluded forest waterfall near the Bambarakanda area, Lanka Ella is known for its distinctive natural rock pool and peaceful wilderness setting. Reaching the falls involves a forest walk, making it an appealing destination for hiking, nature and photography.