1. Admire the Waterfall Up Close
Easily accessible from the roadside.
Stand near the base to feel the mist and take in the full beauty of the cascading water.

2. Take Memorable Photos
The waterfall is extremely photogenic best shots are taken early morning or after rain.
Great selfie spot with the powerful backdrop of water and rock.

3. Explore the Ravana Cave  (Nearby)
A short hike (about 500 meters uphill) from the main falls leads to Ravana Cave, believed to be one of the hiding spots of King Ravana in the Ramayana legend.
Offers views over the Ella Valley.

4. Enjoy a Nature Walk 
Surrounding jungle trails offer short hikes where you can spot birds and monkeys.
Perfect for nature lovers.

5. Cool Off (With Caution)
During dry months, small pools form near the base of the falls where locals and some tourists dip their feet or splash around.
Swimming is not recommended during the rainy season due to strong currents and slippery rocks.

6. Combine with a Scenic Tuk-Tuk Ride or Day Trip
Combine a visit to Ravana Falls with Little Adam’s Peak, Ella Rock, or Nine Arches Bridge.
A perfect stop on a tuk-tuk or scooter journey through Ella’s scenic roads.
 

 Useful Tips:
No entrance fee  completely free to visit.
The falls are right by the main road, so no strenuous hiking required.
Be careful near wet rocks  they can be slippery.
There are local snack stalls and small shops nearby for refreshments.