Baker’s falls, one of the prettiest water falls in Sri Lanka is located in the Horton plains National Park. It got its name in memory of Sir Samuel Baker, Who was a famous explorer in Sri Lanka. The Baker’s falls generated by a tribute of Belihul-Oya is 22m in height and it falls in two steps. That means it has two drops. Baker’s falls is a cascade type water fall. Cascade type water falls descend on a serious of Rock steps that isn’t separated. You can find various Fern and Rhododendron bushes nearby.
Since the Horton Plains is a catchment area, the Baker’s falls slips
monotonously all over the year. So you can visit Baker’s falls at any time of the year. When you pay a visit to World's End and Horton Plains don’t forget to visit here too. But we a fortiori advice you that it’s dangerous to have a bath in strange places.Please visit these sceneries only if you really like the nature. Always be mindful and patient not to pollute these treasures of nature. Don’t even leave your foot-marks. Leave it as your first sight.
monotonously all over the year. So you can visit Baker’s falls at any time of the year. When you pay a visit to World's End and Horton Plains don’t forget to visit here too. But we a fortiori advice you that it’s dangerous to have a bath in strange places.Please visit these sceneries only if you really like the nature. Always be mindful and patient not to pollute these treasures of nature. Don’t even leave your foot-marks. Leave it as your first sight.