While length is a two-dimensional quantity, volume is a three-dimensional one. It could also mean the space inside a container that is available for occupation. Universal Trail: It is 300 meters long, as the name suggests it is apt to everyone! The trail has a wooden path that makes it accessible to wheelchairs and in the end, there is a "balcony" with a perfect view of the "Siete Tazas" waterfall.Volume is the amount of space that is occupied by a substance or an object. The trail is 7 kilometers long and takes 5 hours to complete. Los Chiquillanes Trail: The whole trail is at the shade of an Oak tree forest - this makes the trekking very pleasant and refreshing. If you really like hiking and trekking, this one is for you! Valle del Indio Trail: The longest of them all! it is 15 kilometers long and is supposed to take a whole day! The walk mostly takes place under a deciduous forest. The trail is 1 kilometer long- pick this trail if you are interested in walking by a centennial Coigüe forest. La Montañita Trail: it is 1 kilometer long, and surrounded by an ancient forest - this means a lot of oxygen and a quiet fresh walk thanks to the shade of the Oak trees.Įl Coigüe Trail: By taking this trail, you get to see the "Parque Inglés" (English Park). If you choose this one you get to see the "Siete Tazas" waterfall: as I told you before and it ends on the "Salto de La Leona", where you can bathe and refresh! Salto La Leona Trail: The trail is 1200 meters long and takes about 45 minutes to complete. Siete tazas, Maule Siete Tazas, Curicó, Maule, Chile Different trails inside the parkĭo you like hiking or trekking? The park has many trails for you to enjoy! I will tell you about some of them: Visitors (mostly couples) go to the place to ask the bride to favor them with a strong everlasting love or, if they are single, to find the love of their lives. The legend of the Bride's Veil has been told from generation to generation, and it is still very alive. People say their bodies were never found and got lost in the cold waters of the waterfall.
While they were walking, appreciating the magical surroundings, the woman lost her balance and fell in despair, her husband jumped behind her so that they could be together forever. Do you believe in true everlasting love? The locals do and tell a very tragic story behind the waterfall's name: A couple got married nearby and decided to visit the waterfall. The first thing you will encounter in the park is this beautiful waterfall! It is approximately 5 0 meters tall and is shaped, as the name suggests, like a bride's veil. The place is quite big, and there is so much to see not only inside the park but also in its surroundings (for example the " Colmillo del Diablo" or Devil's fang, a famous mountain for trekking, among many others). A very important feature of the park is that it protects the local flora and fauna, as there are many forests of ancient trees that you can walk through! Keep in mind these are the highlights of the park, a sort of a first stroll through it. Before that, it was just a touristic hotspot, while now it is specially protected since it is an environmental heritage of Chile. I cannot let this opportunity pass: I will tell you everything about the place and the waterfalls themselves - also if you like trekking and hiking, this is the place for you! A bit about the parkįirst, let me tell you about the park: The place was declared a national park in 2008. Until last month it was completely dried up, but since nature is awesome and wise, the rain brought it back to life. The Siete Tazas National Park is a natural area well-known for its beautiful waterfalls and many walking trails. A breathtaking view you must see if you come to Chile can be found in the province of Curicó, Maule Region.
0 kommentar(er)
