A visit to the waterfalls is paid (1 euro). OK. At the same time, we are told that only the second waterfall is available, the first one is closed. We are not very upset - the second one, although lower by 5 meters, is more beautiful. In addition, you need to walk to the first one from the second one and a half hours ...Right next to the entrance you can see two waterfalls at once, although in the distance.
The walk through the jungle to the second waterfall takes 30 minutes. This is exactly a walk, not a hike - the path is so equipped - just some kind of boulevard. Although it is necessary to jump up and down the stairs. We approached the waterfall...Of course, we were warned that it was impossible to go further than the observation deck, but...the waterfall itself is hard to see from it, and you can’t take sensible photos. Even the waterfall itself, not like our beautiful faces against its background...It's sad...Tourists come up, look, take a couple of pictures and go back...
But...why not jump over the fence? There is no security. To hell with her, with civilization, tired!
Especially since I'm not European. I am followed by the Lithuanian part of our small group. We walk along the path. But this is a completely different matter! Now we see a waterfall 110 meters high, very beautiful and now close. While we are taking pictures, another 10 French people join us ...Our Romanian diaspora descends next. Yes, it is hard to teach people order, but vice versa.
P. S. "The passage to the first waterfall is open until 14-00, it seems to have time to return before sunset at 18-30 approximately, everything is thought out)". According to information from the nickname Otepla.
Photos in chronological order. Unfortunately, almost nothing is transmitted. A waterfall of low productivity does not look impressive. In fact, everything burns out quite nicely.
And I still regret that I didn’t go to the first waterfall. My companions were not the most athletic and / or inquisitive, alas.
The walk through the jungle to the second waterfall takes 30 minutes. This is exactly a walk, not a hike - the path is so equipped - just some kind of boulevard. Although it is necessary to jump up and down the stairs. We approached the waterfall...Of course, we were warned that it was impossible to go further than the observation deck, but...the waterfall itself is hard to see from it, and you can’t take sensible photos. Even the waterfall itself, not like our beautiful faces against its background...It's sad...Tourists come up, look, take a couple of pictures and go back...
But...why not jump over the fence? There is no security. To hell with her, with civilization, tired!
Especially since I'm not European. I am followed by the Lithuanian part of our small group. We walk along the path. But this is a completely different matter! Now we see a waterfall 110 meters high, very beautiful and now close. While we are taking pictures, another 10 French people join us ...Our Romanian diaspora descends next. Yes, it is hard to teach people order, but vice versa.
P. S. "The passage to the first waterfall is open until 14-00, it seems to have time to return before sunset at 18-30 approximately, everything is thought out)". According to information from the nickname Otepla.
Photos in chronological order. Unfortunately, almost nothing is transmitted. A waterfall of low productivity does not look impressive. In fact, everything burns out quite nicely.
And I still regret that I didn’t go to the first waterfall. My companions were not the most athletic and / or inquisitive, alas.
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