Cuban Rondo Essay

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If you go to Batu city in East Java, do not forget to visit Cuban Rondo. Cuban Rondo is a must-see waterfall because of it spectacular scenery. The first amazing natural charm to enjoy is the huge greenish rock. The gigantic rock and its vegetation that surrounds the waterfal soar high into the sky. The top of the rock bends inward so that when we stand close to the waterfal, we will feel as if we were inside of a gigantic cave or a bowl giant. The greatness of the nature will make you feel very small and price God The second scenery to enjoy is the waterfall itself. from the top of the soaring rock, huge amount of water continuously falls down, splash on the large black stones at the bottom of the waterfall, and formsa shallow small lake and

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