The waterfall is formed by a stream flowing from the mountain crevice "Shirokaya." Before the waters of the stream merge with the Kara-Balta River, they plunge over a cliff, creating a waterfall nearly 6 meters high. A short trail leads to this natural wonder, covered in yellow leaves and ripe apples in the fall, winding between large stones and eventually leading to the foot of the waterfall.
This year, the water flow has significantly decreased—about three times less than usual. Nevertheless, the atmosphere around the waterfall retains its freshness and humidity. "Standing here and watching thousands of streams fall with a roar, crashing onto the rocks, is incredibly pleasant," shares his impressions Vladimir Lushchenko, a nature lover from the village of Sosnovka.
