Finally we got to climbed up the mountain and reached the waterfall Cham Bork as we have planed.
From the car park, we had to take a cow cart for two kilometers and walk another one kilometer up to the mountain.
The lady riding the cow cart was nice and friendly to us. She doesn't earn much per day and she has three children. For one trip from the entrance to the trail, she charges R5,000 but she has to pay to the authority R1,000. We gave her a good tip and i bet she was happy. So were we :-)
A nice trail going to the mountain.
Having a rest and drinking water. Thank Danny for carrying two big bottles of our water, but i carried the tripod all the way too. Otherwise, we couldn't have had these nice pictures. ha ha
In the forest that we climbed up to the mountain.
Along the trail we climbed up to the mountain.
Cham Bork Waterfall. There was not much water as it's dry season.
We were a little unhappy that there was not much water as it is dry season. I even more upset to see a lot of trash everywhere at this beautiful natural place. I doubt how could the people have done this?
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