Agua Azul Waterfalls, Chiapas, Mexico
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A series of cascades and waterfalls stretches for over 1.5 km forms part of the river system that drains into Tulija river running south of Palenque. A trail alongside it takes one from the mostly tacky touristic setting to the more traditional indigenous Chiapan villages further upstream. The strong undercurrent has claimed its victims before, mostly intrepid swimmer who ventured too near to some of main waterfalls here. This place reminds me very much of the Krka waterfalls in Croatia - though on a much smaller scale.
Great swimming and a breathtaking view of these crystal white waterfalls thundering into turquoise
About 1.5 km upstream the facilities give more semblance to traditional way of life.
Spectacular Misol-Ha cascades just 20km south of the city of Palenque. Water falls into a wide pond s...
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