There are two beautiful waterfalls within the boundary of this unique land.

The first waterfall is easy to reach. You can walk through the path along the disused irrigation canal first built as far back as 18^th century to irrigate the rice paddy.

Restored it can be used as a feeding canal of a small electric power generation plant or a water slide.

On the way towards the fall, you are passing the undergrowth of giant trees of rainforest. Many are bearing flowers or fruit, a heaven for monkeys and birds.

 

You may see a lone Kingfisher parched in a boulder near the creek or an eagle circling up above the tree canopy.

Dry leaves litter the floor. The music of water rushing through the boulders and the sound of waterfall mixed with the chatter of birds hiding in the branches brings the tranquility to the mind.

You are in peace with nature. Through the lush forest growth now you can have a peek at the waterfall number one.

Sit under a shade of a tree and relax there is no hurry.