We got up this morning before 7, and took the 20 minute bus journey
out to the park for the waterfalls. It was actually pretty cold when we
got going, but the sun was shining!
The entrance to the
park costs around 20 dollars and there are 3 paths marked out that you
can walk along. We got there pretty early, noticeable before the crowds
and were on our own for much of the first few hours.
The
waterfalls are very impressive, with the main section of waterfalls but
plenty of smaller falls around the side. With the sunshine as well the
place becomes filled with rainbows. The park is also kept in good
condition. Whilst it is definitely a very tourist-oriented venue build
around the main attraction, it is clearly well maintained and the paths
well constructed for seeing the falls. In the afternoon we also took a
short boat trip long a part of the river upstream of the falls which was
interesting to see some of the birds and animals around the falls.
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| First photo of me on the blog |
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| No great photo skills... but rainbow! |
The
waterfalls are very impressive, with the main section of waterfalls but
plenty of smaller falls around the side. With the sunshine as well the
place becomes filled with rainbows. The park is also kept in good
condition. Whilst it is definitely a very tourist-oriented venue build
around the main attraction, it is clearly well maintained and the paths
well constructed for seeing the falls. In the afternoon we also took a
short boat trip long a part of the river upstream of the falls which was
interesting to see some of the birds and animals around the falls.
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