Ella Rock - This spot is a dream come true for trekkers. The hike can be exhausting, but it’s worth every step. You’ll understand why once you reach the top. It offers sweeping views with clouds and mist often enveloping the area, especially in the mornings and late evenings. It’s a sight you shouldn’t miss.

Ravana Ella Falls - Ravana Falls is another must-see in Ella. Situated in Sri Lanka’s hill country, this waterfall is a popular attraction. You can climb over rocks to get a closer look at the falls. If you love water, Ella is the place for you. Swimming is possible, but be cautious as the rocks can be slippery. Currently, it is ranked as the largest waterfall in the country, standing at approximately 25 meters (82 feet) high. The water cascades from an oval-shaped concave rock outcrop, resembling an areca flower with withering leaves during the wet season. However, in the dry season, the water flow significantly decreases.

Nine Arches Bridge - The best train tours to Sri Lanka’s highlands are highly rated, and the Nine Arch Bridge is a key reason why. This bridge is one of the most remarkable engineering achievements of the 20th century, connecting Ella and Demodara stations. Nearly 100 years old, the bridge was constructed using blocks of cement and stone without any concrete or reinforcing iron. It links the mountains through its giant arches. Commissioned by the British Government in 1921, the bridge remains a marvel to this day.