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Waterfalls are natures gift to man, you might have seen them in movies, pictures, documentary or possibly visited one. Erin Ijesha is one of the many waterfalls in Nigeria. It is a seven-step waterfall located in the heart of Osun State. Erin Ijesha waterfall is located in Southwest Nigeria. Erin Ijesha can be loosely translated as the Elephant of Ijesha. At the top of the hill on the seventh floor is the source of the water and the ancient Abake Village.
It is also known as the Olumirin Waterfalls.
Erin Ijesha waterfall is one of the most accessible waterfalls in Nigeria. It is less than a kilometre from the express. No wonder it is one of the most visited waterfalls in Nigeria.
It is one of the many natural wonders of the world in Nigeria. The first floor is usually less populated with water gushing down from the top. It is the favourite destination for people scared of height and does not want to engage in the endurance trek. It has seven different falls, the second level is the largest with water gushing down from over 40 metres from the top of the mountain. The Erin Ijesha waterfall is the definition of natures beauty.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTKLjqqei1s


https://www.travelwaka.com/erin-ijesha-waterfalls-the-olumirin-waterfalls-osun-state/

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Tips When Visiting Erin Ijesha Waterfall
1. If you are not physically fit , don't go beyond the second floor
2. Wear something comfortable.
3. Wear a gripping shoe
4. If you have a phobia for height do not attempt to go past the first or second level.
5. Hold enough cash, they do not accept transfers nor do they have POS machines.

The first two floors are the waterfalls while the other floors require some rigorous hiking and climbing meant only for the strong-hearted. The amazing thing about this journey is the last floor which is the seventh, leads to a village in Ekiti. The over one hour of hiking will lead you to another state entirely.

The waterfall forms a shallow pool on the second floor during the rainy season where Tourist can swim. This is one of the many wonders in Nigeria

Lalasticlala this is one of the tallest waterfalls in Southwest Nigeria.

Nice one....

With that waterfall, surrounding villages should be having uninterrupted power supply.

I wish this was the case, the village at the top of the mountain doesn't even have power supply. Waterfall doesn't equals electricity

Mindlog:
With that waterfall, surrounding villages should be having uninterrupted power supply.

travelwaka:
I wish this was the case, the village at the top of the mountain doesn't even have power supply. Waterfall doesn't equals electricity

This link will give you an insight how waterfall should equal electricity.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7q1v_rNsoo

The waterfall forms a shallow pool on the second floor during the rainy season where Tourist can swim. This is one of the many wonders in Nigeria

Nature at it's peak

Damnnn..
Nigeria has a long way to go

This is simply wow!!!

travelwaka:
Waterfalls are natures gift to man, you might have seen them in movies, pictures, documentary or possibly visited one. Erin Ijesha is one of the many waterfalls in Nigeria. It is a seven-step waterfall located in the heart of Osun State. Erin Ijesha waterfall is located in Southwest Nigeria. Erin Ijesha can be loosely translated as the Elephant of Ijesha. At the top of the hill on the seventh floor is the source of the water and the ancient Abake Village.
It is also known as the Olumirin Waterfalls.
Erin Ijesha waterfall is one of the most accessible waterfalls in Nigeria. It is less than a kilometre from the express. No wonder it is one of the most visited waterfalls in Nigeria.
It is one of the many natural wonders of the world in Nigeria. The first floor is usually less populated with water gushing down from the top. It is the favourite destination for people scared of height and does not want to engage in the endurance trek. It has seven different falls, the second level is the largest with water gushing down from over 40 metres from the top of the mountain. The Erin Ijesha waterfall is the definition of natures beauty.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTKLjqqei1s


https://www.travelwaka.com/erin-ijesha-waterfalls-the-olumirin-waterfalls-osun-state/

Nice one! Remember our group trip there in 2010. I hope the government has improved the facilities there, especially the road leading to the waterfall?
The real name is OLUMINRIN WATERFALL, located in Erin-Ijesha.

Naija government is bad at tourism.. Let oyinbo handle this place, people will be doing vacation there!!

While the enemies of Nigeria are shouting fulanis herdmen everywhere, see how travelwaka dey do local tourism all over the west without issues.

If you believe news online, you will think that Nigeria is at war.

Killer herdsmen never reach here

Nigeria is vast in tourism potentials!!!
You can join the program tomorrow... If the government failed to help, you can as well help yourself!!

Well at least it is very close to express road ,it is relatively safe to go there cos this primitive herders love to be far in the forest reservations

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I pass through Erin Ijesha water fall last week Thursday when I was coming from Abuja.

A nice tourism spot, I’v been there once
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It's really beautiful, I will definitely visit one day. The government should do well and develop the local tourism industry.
Nice one Travel Waka, kudos.

Wow! Will love to explore

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very beautiful piece of nature...finally I don see wr to propose dis valentine..
would take bea to this site n ask her hand for marriage, am still broke n struggling n she fit no say yes, na to jus push her inside d water mk e carry her go..

Mindlog:
This link will give you an insight how waterfall should equal electricity.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7q1v_rNsoo

Half education is dangerous!

What is the volume of water in that waterfall that will generate electricity for the villages? Go and see the dams used to generate electricity and compare it to the stream you want electricity to be generated from!
Not that you can't generate electricity from that stream, but it will be minute and not worth the effort.
2 things are needed when you want to generate electricity from water, the volume of water and the difference in height. The difference in height is the limiting factor in most river with good volume. But in this case with good height difference, the volume is too low

I dae H jare

Nature is great.

Beautiful scenes.