Cascada el Pailón del Diablo, Waterfall in Ecuador
The Pailón del Diablo is a breathtaking waterfall located near Baños, Ecuador.
Its name, meaning 'Cauldron of the Devil', relates to the impressive force and shape of the water flow.
This waterfall is a significant landmark in local tourism and legends.
Visitors can enjoy a close-up view from a suspension bridge or various platforms.
Pailón del Diablo's roaring waters drop impressively into a naturally formed cauldron.
Location: Baños Canton
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