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The Beauty of Sani Waterfall of West Sumatera




 


According to the story of the population around the Waterfall Bayang Sani consists of several levels of arrangement, it is said there are about five waterfalls that are here. But that can be reached only to the second level waterfall. This waterfall that comes from the upper river Batang Bayang Sani. At this first level waterfall at the height of almost 80 meters high, consists of three branches of waterfalls shaped like a wriggle on rocks where the water where it flows. If seen from a distance like a horse's animal. Under this shadow Sani waterfall, there is a hole that has been made a pool for the bath. At the first level is the most or liked to visit people for tourist destination and relax ria.



While on the second level is a waterfall located approximately 400 meters above the first level waterfall. To get there it is required to walk up the hill that has been located beside the waterfall at the first level as far as approximately 400 meters and also down the rubber plantation owned by the population.



For this second level waterfall stands upright with a height of approximately 25 meters tall. The waterfall is just one and not divided like a first-rate waterfall. The air around the waterfall on this second level is rather damp because almost all of the waterfalls are covered by leaves and also lush forest plants. At this waterfall, the water is dotted with a deep greenish color, with large boulders that have risen to the surface like an island in the middle of the ocean.



Because of its beauty, Sani Bayan Waterfall tour is the very interesting interest of the Dutch who once colonized Indonesia, and to make it as a place to bathe. Until the end of the Dutch nation gave the name Waterfall shadow this sani with the name "Well Come".

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