rafting tour in the national park

Original rafting. Since the oars are not given out (I think we would kill each other :-), the emphasis is on the adrenaline rush, on emotions and, not least important, free hands for filming. Everything is worked out to the smallest detail. First we see a small, shallow river...and then the dam floodgates open and...the show begins. A powerful stream of water falls and quickly turns the small river into a stormy mountain river. There are three distances: 5, 7 and 9 km. But they are not divided by difficulty; rather, even the first five kilometers feel steeper. And despite somersaults in the boat and attempts to fly out, surprisingly, no one was lost. Big respect to the helmsmen, they entertained us as best they could. A little about the Buddhist temple. The temple is very picturesque, located in a cave. Inside, in the large hall, there is a reclining Buddha and a fortune telling machine. In the depths of the temple there are large karst caves with lighting. It’s a pity that the excursion program only allows for 40 minutes. About the waterfall. Water pours out of a karst cave. During the rainy season it is stormy and powerful.