Wow, I will be there tomorrow on excursion from my school

sir09:
That's my hometown born and bread there.

poshestmina:


Bread ke?..

AS IN AGEGE STUFF? Back to Back, Loki ti take over

Visited very intresting bt too stressful to claim. Pls which phone picture is this? I mean maker

Beautiful place to be. I've been there once

Nice!

YorubaParapo1:
Erin Ijesha (Olumirin) is a seven step waterfall in Osun State, Nigeria, the waterfalls is a whole new exciting and awe inspiring experience with nature. Each step of the waterfall has a flowing fountain that marks the mystical nature of the place. The waterfall is a stunning assemblage of seven unique levels, with each level providing a whole new outlook when compared to the previous level. The water fall exudes a therapeutic ambience which only something natural can produce.

Climbing the levels of the waterfall is quiet a daunting one for any climber but one that is really exiciting and worth the effort. The first level is so beautiful and astonishing, I have never seen anything like it before in my life. The water flowed with a rhythm and just watching it gives you a soothing feeling. It was so inviting I couldn’t stop myself from having a feel of it; I needed to feel the water on my skin. Not minding my hair, I went in. How it welcomed me with a full embrace like a lost child, it took a lot of cajoling to get me out of the water.

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Do you have a video for this? I'll pay for it.

koredex4love:
Yea!!!!!!
That's my town!!!!

Really? Its my hometown!

I was there last year...I really enjoyed myself, it was fun

sir09:
That's my hometown born and bread there.

Please, replace 'bread' with 'bred' by editing your post. Thanks.

Nature at its finest

YorubaParapo1:
Erin Ijesha (Olumirin) is a seven step waterfall in Osun State, Nigeria, the waterfalls is a whole new exciting and awe inspiring experience with nature. Each step of the waterfall has a flowing fountain that marks the mystical nature of the place. The waterfall is a stunning assemblage of seven unique levels, with each level providing a whole new outlook when compared to the previous level. The water fall exudes a therapeutic ambience which only something natural can produce.

Climbing the levels of the waterfall is quiet a daunting one for any climber but one that is really exiciting and worth the effort. The first level is so beautiful and astonishing, I have never seen anything like it before in my life. The water flowed with a rhythm and just watching it gives you a soothing feeling. It was so inviting I couldn’t stop myself from having a feel of it; I needed to feel the water on my skin. Not minding my hair, I went in. How it welcomed me with a full embrace like a lost child, it took a lot of cajoling to get me out of the water.

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I doubt you climb up to the 4th layer.

It's indeed a beautiful place. I was there March, last year.

sir09:
That's my hometown born and bread there.

. Can you pls send me the description to the place from Ibadan. timothodetola1073@gmail.com

[quote author=sir09 post=41789075]That's my hometown born and bread there.

have got two questions for you and would be glad if you can help me out...
how do i get there from lagos via public transport?
any hotels around there? tried using jovago but i get hotels around ilesha.

montezz:

Really? Its my hometown!

have got two questions for you and would be glad if you can help me out...
how do i get there from lagos via public transport?
any hotels around there? tried using jovago but i get hotels around ilesha.

superted87:


have got two questions for you and would be glad if you can help me out...
how do i get there from lagos via public transport?
any hotels around there? tried using jovago but i get hotels around ilesha.

Okay. Take a bus going directly to ilesa from lagos. From ilesa,you'll get a bus going to erin-jesha for #150-#200. It is very close to ilesa,so u can logde at any hotel in ilesa.

montezz:

Okay. Take a bus going directly to ilesa from lagos. From ilesa,you'll get a bus going to erin-jesha for #150-#200. It is very close to ilesa,so u can logde at any hotel in ilesa.

Thanks so much...sowie I didn't geh ur pm.

I swear this country is a mess......how can osun state have something as beautiful as this and would still not be able to pay salaries.....I am from osun but stay in Abeokuta. I got to know if the power of tourism when Gbenga Daniel transformed the olumo rock. suddenly olumo started raking in millions of naira for the state....I am 100% sure Erin ijesha which falls under my local government can do five times better... God help our leaders.

Pls how do I get to this place?

kirchofff:
heheheheh he ate his first bread there

Visited Erin Ijesha some months ago. The government of both Osun and Ekiti have to do something about that place; so much tourist potentials wasting away.

I climbed all the way to the 7th step and wandered further down inside the village after the mountain( Ekiti state).