In Brazil"s Chapada Diamantina National Park lies the impressive Fumaça Waterfall that astounds visitors with its sheer power and beauty. This waterfall is also renowned for its free fall, which is approximately 340 metres, making it one of the highest in the country. Fumaça means smoke, which is appropriate as the cloud created by water droplets gives the impression of a hazy veil. A grueling trail leads to the top of the waterfall, where visitors can see stunning views of Chapada Diamantina. This park is both a visual marvel and an example of Brazil"s natural beauty.
Cachoeira da Fumacinha, Bahia, Brazil
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