Yajia Waterfall

Yajia Waterfall

Yajia Waterfall

It is located 8 kilometers along the central highway of the Bawangling Forestry Bureau, situated in the middle reaches of the Yajia River. With a drop of 150 meters and a width of about 30 meters, the waterfall is adorned on both sides by steep cliffs, peculiar rocks, and oddly shaped trees. Set against the backdrop of the cascading waters, it forms a natural landscape painting. At the top of the waterfall lies another series of cascading tiers, totaling five levels with drops ranging from 2 to 20 meters and widths of 15 to 20 meters. These tiers are part of the same rocky vein, extending approximately 400 meters in length. During the rainy season, the water scene resembles the legendary “Wangniang Beach,” while in the dry season, the rock formations look like giant natural stone beds. Additionally, at the entrance to the waterfall, there is a deep pool about 5 meters deep, 30 meters long, and 20 meters wide.

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