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The "Machu Picchu Waterfall" is the name I'm dubbing this rare waterfall by ruins. Technically, it's not in the archaeological site of Machu Picchu, but it's not often you see waterfalls and ruins together so this one particularly caught my eye. Unfortunately, it's hard to photograph from the Cusco-Sacred Valley-Machu Picchu train as there's lots of foliage in the way and the train doesn't slow down or stop for it. Still, it's impressive enough to warrant me to dedicate a page to it here.
Directions: Look for this waterfall just before your reach a hydroelectric facility minutes before the pueblo of Machu Picchu (or Aguas Calientes). You have to be real attentive to spot it on the left side (approaching Aguas Calientes).
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The most awesome place I have ever been!
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Iguazu Falls - Exceeds Expectations
I visited Iguazu Falls in 2003 and, based upon what I had read and what I had been told, I had high expectations for the falls. That said...[more]
Most Amazing Waterfall! Iguazu Falls
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Memorable Angel Falls
I have never seen a photo or video that truly shows the majesty and size of Angel Falls. Anyone who ever has a chance to see them from the air or better yet...[more]
Frequent Guest
It was during that time that Jimmy Angel, the man who discovered and named the falls, was a frequent guest at our home. As a matter of fact he once took my sister...[more]
Clueless Tourist - Iguacu Falls
The first time I saw Iquacu Falls was from a small jet in 1985. It was my first trip to South America and shamefully I did not know of the Falls...[more]