Experiences
Laxapana Falls, located in Hatton, Nuwara Eliya District, is Sri Lanka’s eighth-highest waterfall, plunging 126 metres (413 feet) in a stunning vertical drop. Fed by the Maskeliya Oya, it remains impressive year-round, framed by lush forests, rocky terrain, and misty scenery. The falls also support two hydroelectric power stations, blending natural beauty with renewable energy. Visitors can admire the powerful waterfall, explore the surrounding landscape, and capture unforgettable photos of this iconic highland wonder.
FAQs
The waterfall drops 126 metres (413 feet), making it the eighth-highest in Sri Lanka.
During the monsoon season for maximum water flow, but it is impressive year-round.
Yes, a natural pool forms at the bottom, though caution is advised.
Yes, the Old and New Laxapana hydroelectric stations and surrounding forests make the area scenic and educational.
The falls are accessible by road from Hatton, with paths leading close to viewing points.
