急流瀑布 Agua Azul,Palenque,Chipas



急流瀑布 Cataratas de Agua Azul;西班牙語原意是藍水瀑布 Blue-water Falls;位於帕倫克 Palenque南側約 70公里處,聯絡帕倫克及 San Cristóbal de las Casas的公路經過本地。

急流瀑布 Cataratas de Agua Azul是由一連串經過礦石沉積,鈣化而成的急流組成,急流高低落差可達 6 公尺。 由停車場開始都有觀賞步道,步道沿著急流往上游延伸大約 1.5 公里,之後逐漸進入疏疏落落的民宅區,這裡水流平緩,水深及膝,夏日期間是戲水的好地點。

The Cataratas de Agua Azul (Spanish for "Blue-water Falls") are located in the Municipality of Tumbalá, 69 kilometers from Palenque by the road that leads towards San Cristóbal de las Casas.

This waterfall consists of many cataracts following one after another. The larger cataracts may be as high as 6 meters (20 feet) or so.

The water has a high mineral content. Where it falls on rocks or fallen trees it encases them in a thick shell-like coating of limestone. Some fully coated log shapes can also be seen inside the fall, as well as coating on the rocks.

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哈拉帕 Xalapa ( Jalapa ) 是韋拉克魯斯州 Veracruz首府,西班牙人殖民時期認為本地是小花 Florecita 的家鄉,因而稱呼本地為花之都 The City of Flowers 。


來到本地真的是在 Puebla 巴士總站臨時決定,因為由 Puebla 往 Veracruz 必須購買一等巴士車票,下一班巴士要等四小時。同一條路線的中途站哈拉帕 Xalapa 算是短程,幾乎每半小時就有一班巴士,不用等侯。


來到 CAXA ( Central de Autobuses Xalapa ) 巴士總站,手上沒有地圖,巴士站也沒有地圖,沒關係!來到墨西哥很快就習慣隨心所欲的住遊,最後在這裡住了二晚,也體會到本地人的好客與友誼。

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