Aberdeen Falls

Named after the city of Aberdeen, the third-largest city of Scotland and capital of Aberdeenshire, Aberdeen Falls is situated less than 20 kilometres away from the central adventure town of Kitulgala. The waterfall reaches a height of nearly 100 metres and springs out of the Kehelgamu Oya, a major tributary of the Kelani River. The Falls is known to be the 18th-highest waterfall in the country. According to local folklore, a tunnel is said to run between the Aberdeen Falls and the nearby Laxapana Waterfall.Leggi altro