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Trip Reports Archive » Trips Filed Under Peak wilderness

Today's Most Viewed

  1. Soldiering onto Greater Hikes – Great Western

  2. Chariot Path of Ravana & Sitha on top of Piduruthalagala range and James Taylor’s Loolecondera!

  3. Jaunting off to the Most Beautiful Village on Earth – Meemure

  4. Trip to Piduruthalagala Summit

  5. Hike to Ella Rock Point

  6. Quick visit to Olagangala & Kanugolla ancient hermitages

  7. Quest to Singhagala (Lion Rock – සිංහ ගල) In Singharaja Rain Forest

  8. Nature “Drive Thru” via Hambegamuwa, Welioya, Bogawantalawa and Maskeliya

  9. Scenic Boat Safari in Madu Ganga, Balapitiya

  10. Hidden beauty on top of Diyaluma, Pilkington & Millennium Point’s of Poonagala hills

This Week's

  1. Chariot Path of Ravana & Sitha on top of Piduruthalagala range and James Taylor’s Loolecondera!

  2. Trip to Piduruthalagala Summit

  3. Jaunting off to the Most Beautiful Village on Earth – Meemure

  4. Soldiering onto Greater Hikes – Great Western

  5. Quick visit to Olagangala & Kanugolla ancient hermitages

  6. Hike to Ella Rock Point

  7. Hike to highest Peak (Gombania, 6,253 ft) of the Knuckles Range

  8. Random visit at places in ancient Seethawaka kingdom

  9. Quest to Singhagala (Lion Rock – සිංහ ගල) In Singharaja Rain Forest

  10. Excursion to the Lifeline of Hasalaka – Rathna Ella

This Month's

  1. Jaunting off to the Most Beautiful Village on Earth – Meemure

  2. Chariot Path of Ravana & Sitha on top of Piduruthalagala range and James Taylor’s Loolecondera!

  3. Nature “Drive Thru” via Hambegamuwa, Welioya, Bogawantalawa and Maskeliya

  4. Hike to highest Peak (Gombania, 6,253 ft) of the Knuckles Range

  5. Life along the railways of Uva (Badulla to Ambewela)

  6. A trip to Ampara and Monaragala

  7. Quest to Singhagala (Lion Rock – සිංහ ගල) In Singharaja Rain Forest

  8. Bambarella to Thangappuwa by hiking Knuckles Peaks & Exploring Alugallena

  9. Cleaning Effort at Kumari Ella

  10. Hike to Ella Rock Point

All-Time

  1. Kebaliththa (Kebiliththa) Devalaya

  2. Memorable Pilgrimage to Kebiliththa (මහ සියඹලාව දේවාලය)

  3. Heaven On Earth (Knuckles – Illukkumbura, Reverstan)

  4. Ancient Paradise – Mahiyanganaya

  5. Wilpattu National Park, Horse Mountain, Thumbapanni

  6. Trip to Jaffna

  7. Bathalegala (Bible’s Rock) 798m

  8. In search of “Soora Saradiel’s” hide out and Bo Ella

  9. Ravana Gala, Laxapana – King Ravana’s other airport

  10. Siyane Korale Heritage – Maligathenna, Pilikuththuwa, Varana, Koskandawala, Petta-gam Gala Historic Cave Temples

Sri Pada via Uda Maliboda (My 6th Climb to Sacred Mountain)

We all met at Avissawella at sharp 11.00 as discussed earlier. We took a bus to Deraniyagala and got in to the Uda Maliboda bus which left Deraniyagala at 12.30 p.m. After reaching the Udamaliboda tea factory we hired two Tri wheelers to the base of First fall. After spending some time there we visited the second fall after a tiring walk through a footpath. But the journey was rewarding. We had a safe bath in the base pool and had our lunch there.

Waterfall Hunting at Naya Ganga, Uda Maliboda

I have a dream to visit Uda-Maliboda, ඇලි හත (Seven Waterfalls) for quite a long time. Finally with some of my friends we decided to do it in beginning of the year 2012. Our objective is to visit all the seven waterfalls without a guide and also explore the area. In the early morning at 5.00 AM we started the journey from Kiribathgoda by hired van. At around 9.30 AM we reached Uda-Maliboda. From there we had our breakfast and started the hike near the Naya Ganga.

Hidden beauty of Seven falls (ඇලි හත), an Exciting hike through peak wilderness sanctuary in search of hidden seven waterfalls (Udamaliboda/Deraniyagala)

Seven waterfalls (ඇලි හත) is a collection of seven waterfalls at the upstream of Seethawaka ganga (tributary is called Naya ganga). Even though the access route is from Deraniyagala, seven falls belongs to Nuwaraeliya district and also all seven falls are inside the peak wilderness sanctuary. This exciting adventure will take you out of busy homosapiens to calm and cool virgin green forest with pure water streams. This story begins by year 1992, when I was around 10 years old I could barely remember one of my uncles told a story about hiking “Eli hatha” which was an epic adventurous tour with full of fear, courage and excitement

Explore the beauty of seven water falls (ඇළි හත) – Ihala-Maliboda (Udamaliboda), Deraniyagala

I would like to thanks our two guides “Gopal” and “Kalu Ayya” who gave remarkable help to us to make success this journey. I believe this information would be helpful for people who are planning and willing to go to visit Ali-Hatha (seven water falls). I have a kind request from those people; you may go, visit these places and enjoy your self, but please do respect to these places and keep it for our future generations

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