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Ndaba Falls
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Early morning hours (08:00-10:00) are ideal; when the lake surface is calm, the sound of the waterfall is heard more clearly and sunlight creates rainbows in the water droplets. The rainy season (September-November) is when the water flow is at its strongest.
Budsjettips
The entrance fee is quite low, around 4,000 RWF (about 3 USD). If you hire a local guide, you may pay an additional 5,000-10,000 RWF; you can also explore without a guide.
Anbefalt for
Nature photographers, Backpackers looking for a quick getaway, Local culture enthusiasts, Families
Planlegg ditt besøk
1-2 hours
Om
Raske fakta: Dette fossefallet, som styrter ned fra de røde klippene, er den eneste store naturlige vannkilden som renner ut i Kivusjøen, og det mister ikke vannføringen selv i den tørre årstiden. Lokalbefolkningen tror vannet er helbredende; hvert år i august holdes en tradisjonell vannfest rundt fossefallet.
Høydepunkter: Bak fossefallet er det en liten grottåpning som du kan gå gjennom bak det brølende vannet; innenfor er luften stadig kjølig og lyden av vannet ekkoer. Ifølge lokale barn sies det at en gammel kvinne i dypet av grotten lærer fossefallet en ny sang hver regntid.
Insidertips
- Wear shoes with waterproof soles against slippery rocks; the ground near the waterfall is always wet.
- You can climb onto the large rock in front of the waterfall and step barefoot into the water, but the rocks are very slippery.
- For the best photo spot, try the wooden platform on the left side of the waterfall; the light looks wonderful from here at sunset.
- On minibuses coming from Kibuye, just say "Ndaba" to the driver before getting off, and they will drop you at the village entrance.
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