Last day of our staycation at parent’s house and we decided to climb and see Japan’s tallest waterfall and shrine located at Wakayama mountain. The mountain range that connects the pilgrimage route “Kumado Kodo” is also waiting to be explored (maybe some other time).
breathtaking view |
The gloomy weather doesn’t stopped us, it felt wonderful being on the top of the world with the magnifiscent creation of God beaming at you.
Nachi Waterfall upclose |
beautiful piece of heaven here |
Hubby told me that this waterfall is haunted and some people who took photographs has haunting shots (either other people can be seen captured that does not exist during the actual taking of the photos). That eventhough it’s beauty and being sacred, there were also suicide cases reported. And made this a suicidal spot, the information felt creepy plus the haunting story.
Eventhough, you cannot deny the awesomeness of the place. We went home wet with rain but happy, full with inspiration and awe.
the pilgrims |
Different folks with different nationalities were seen waiting for bus |
one of the world’s heritage |
Looks like quite the spot for some great hiking! I've never heard of this place before, but it's definitely on my list now! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! Great for trekking it is! Autumnis awesome here, spring too!
it looks beautiful there! that's creepy about the haunted pictures though!
Wow, that waterfall looks amazing! What an incredible experience!
hi Cassandra! Yes, it was, but the view was stunning!
Hi Justine! The place is so beautiful!
What a beautiful place to visit!
Wow, the waterfalls is really that tall and stunning at its own right. I always love trekking and going to this mountain range can be really a therapy for me. Thank you so much for sharing will surely penned this on my bucket list.
The waterfalls and the place, heart captivating!
Hi! Sure, I am glad I can be of help on your bucketlist ideas! 🙂
Stunningly beautiful and breathtaking scenery and sobrang Ganda.
Wow this is truly awesome. Im amazed with its beauty, a wonder experience worth reminiscing for.