Visit a waterfall.

“The hike to the waterfall was a bit challenging, my sandals even spoilt at a point. P.S. I didn’t think I was going to walk so far, I would have worn sneakers. It took about 20 minutes to get to the main waterfall, the driver also walked with us, which made it even easier because I probably would have gotten lost. As I got closer to the waterfall, I could hear the distant roar of water crashing down, the sound grew louder with each step, building up the anticipation. When I finally caught my first look at the waterfall, I was lost for words, the sight of water flowing down was nothing short of spectacular. Standing at the base of the waterfall, I felt nothing but excitement about nature. It was a sensory overload — the sound, the sight, — all coming together to create a moment of pure bliss.”

“I’ll be honest. At first I felt a little underwhelmed once I reached the waterfall. It was a lot smaller than I imagined (based on a few photos I seen on the web) and not much power. However within five minutes of being immersed in the enchanted looking forest surroundings it has become one of my favourite places to visit. It also made me realise that there is much more to waterfall photography than the waterfall itself.”