Bopath Falls

About

Bopath Falls, named as a poetic tribute to the sacred fig tree (Bo tree), bears striking resemblance to a leaf, and is one of Sri Lanka’s most beloved tourist attractions. It stands tall at 30 meters, sourced from the Kuru Ganga, a tributary of the Kalu Ganga. Beyond its natural splendor, Bopath Falls serves a vital role in local agriculture, providing water for paddy cultivation. As enchanting as the falls are, they also bear tales of mystery. Legends speak of a lovelorn village girl who met a tragic end at Bopath Falls, with her spirit said to haunt the falls in the form of a haunting blue light. Local lore also whispers of an ancient treasure hidden within its depths, guarded by enigmatic forces that demand a daunting price. Visitors are urged to cherish and preserve this natural treasure for future generations by respecting its delicate ecosystem when visiting.