Cascada Manto de la Novia

Cascada Manto de la Novia, named for the bright whiteness of its waters, translates to Bride’s Cloak Waterfall. Located in Baños, Ecuador, this 131-foot (40-meter) cascade is a striking natural feature. Surrounded by the lush flora that characterizes this region, the waterfall creates a dramatic backdrop. Visitors can immerse themselves in the verdant scenery and the refreshing mist of the cascading water, making it a memorable stop in the area.

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