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Hello, travelers! Happy Friday, everyone.

Continuing my adventure at El Golondrino Tourist Park, we left the Esturaque well behind to head to the next one, but not before crossing a trail with lots of rocks and a river right next to it. That’s how we arrived at Tuuna, the next one on the list and the last one if we had followed the order.





It’s a hard-to-reach spring, and we couldn’t get very close because the stream was in the way and we didn’t have the right shoes or clothes to cross it. However, there were people swimming in it. We don’t know exactly how big it is; from a distance, we could only see the river’s source and the huge rocks covering it.


We headed back along the same trail until we reached the footpaths again; we went up one and then down another, and I found a perfect spot in the shade—not too crowded and with just a few rocks that allowed me to get close enough to the stream to dip my feet in. The water was cold, clear, and had a deep brown sandy bottom; it was a relaxing experience.







A minute later, we returned to the trail and came across small, colorful, and pretty flowers that led us to the last well—which, in order, would actually be the first, but it was hidden. Its name is Estinana, also known as Pozo El Golondrino.





As we descended a seemingly endless flight of stairs to get closer to the well, we came upon a cave formed by the arrangement of the rock formations, and we could see the waterfall from a different, almost magical perspective.





Finally, we reached the El Golondrino waterfall. Although the flow of water was low, it was so beautiful and perfect—this was my favorite spot in the park, and to top it off, a swallow even made an appearance for us.



We bid farewell to this park, with its beautiful mountain views, enchanted forests, towering trees, massive boulders, colorful little flowers, and breathtaking landscapes—what a wonderful gift nature has given us to enjoy.

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See you soon, friends.
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Hola viajeros, feliz viernes para todos.

Continuando con mi aventura en el Parque Turístico El Golondrino, dejamos el pozo de Esturaque atrás para ir hasta el siguiente, pero no sin antes atravesar un sendero que tenía muchas rocas y un río justo al lado y así llegamos a Tuuna, el siguiente en al lista y el último si hubiéramos seguido un orden.





Es un pozo de difícil acceso y que no pudimos acercarnos bien porque el riachuelo estaba en medio y no teníamos ni el calzado ni la ropa adecuada para atravesarlo, sin embargo habían personas dándose un baño en el mismo, no sabemos con exactitud de que tamaño es, desde lejos solo podía verse la naciente del río y que habían enorme rocas que lo cubrían.


Regresamos por el mismo sendero hasta encontrarnos con las caminerías de nuevo, subimos por una y luego bajamos por otra, y encontré un lugar perfecto con sombra, sin muchas personas y pocas rocas que me acercaran al riachuelo para meter mis pies, en esta agua estaba fría, se veía clara y con un fondo de arena color marrón intenso, fue una experiencia relajante.







Uno minutos después regresamos a la ruta y nos encontramos pequeñas, coloridas y lindas flores que nos llevaron hasta el último pozo que en el orden seria el primero, pero estaba escondido, su nombre es Estinana, también llamado Pozo El Golondrino.





Mientras bajábamos por unas escaleras que no parecía tener fin para acercarnos al pozo se encontraba una cueva formada por la posición de las formaciones rocosas y se podía apreciar la caída del agua desde una perspectiva distinta, casi que mágica.





Finalmente llegamos a la caída del agua de El Golondrino, con poca fluidez del vital líquido, pero tan hermosa y perfecta, de este parque fue mi lugar favorito, además de que una golondrina se mostro para nosotros.



Nos despedimos de este parque, con sus vistas hermosas montañas, sus bosques encantados, sus altos árboles, sus enormes rocas y sus coloridas florecitas y sus paisajes que me robaron el aliento, que maravilloso regalo nos dió la naturaleza para disfrutarlo.

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Hasta pronto, amigos.
Fotografías tomadas con un Samsung Galaxy A35.
Collage realizado en Inshot
Contenido de mi propiedad.
Traducción por: Deepl
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