Uploaded February 2025 | Updated September 2026, 4 days ago
The walk to the Falls at Dunhinda, on the Badulu Oya river, and the Bogoda bridge downstream. The Halaba steel bridge - which was re-assembled in this spot after seeing Colonial service elsewhere is maintained by the local villagers cause they don't want to fall through rotten planking into the Uma Oya river below. All the rocks in tjhis region, and in a band across the middle of the country clear on down to Galle, are pre-Cambrian. 400 million years ago Sri Lanka was the very heart of Gondwanaland.
The monkeys are a natural part of this environment. They are very swift when nicking food out of your hands, so watch out!
The walk to the Falls at Dunhinda, on the Badulu Oya river, and the Bogoda bridge downstream. The Halaba steel bridge - which was re-assembled in this spot after seeing Colonial service elsewhere is maintained by the local villagers cause they don't want to fall through rotten planking into the Uma Oya river below. All the rocks in tjhis region, and in a band across the middle of the country clear on down to Galle, are pre-Cambrian. 400 million years ago Sri Lanka was the very heart of Gondwanaland.
The monkeys are a natural part of this environment. They are very swift when nicking food out of your hands, so watch out!
