1. Visit the Waterfall
Take a short but scenic hike through tea estates to reach the base of the falls.
The sound of cascading water and cool mist make it a peaceful nature spot.

2. Take Stunning Photos
Capture the waterfall framed by rocks, tea fields, and pine forest.
Early morning or late afternoon light is best for soft, golden photos.

3. Walk Through Pedro Tea Estate
The trail to the waterfall goes through Pedro Estate, one of Nuwara Eliya’s oldest tea plantations.
Enjoy views of emerald green slopes and workers plucking tea leaves.

4. Do a Guided Tea Factory Tour
Visit Pedro Tea Factory (nearby) to learn how Ceylon tea is made and enjoy a tasting session.
A great pairing with the Lover’s Leap visit.

5. Enjoy a Quiet Picnic
Although there are no formal picnic spots, the area around the waterfall is peaceful and ideal for a short rest or snack with a view.

6. Hike the Surrounding Trails
Extend your walk to nearby hilltops or viewpoints to enjoy panoramic views of Nuwara Eliya and its green valleys.                              

 Tips for Visitors:
Wear comfortable shoes the trail can be muddy or rocky.
Entry is free, but small tips for local guides or tea workers are appreciated.
The path starts near Pedro Tea Estate and is about a 30 minute walk.
No shops or facilities at the site, so bring water/snacks with you.