Satrem waterfall

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A place I would like to visit. 

There are a lot of wonderful places I wish to visit. However, most of all I would like to visit is satrem waterfall. So if I get time, it would be great. Because I really like to see how the water flows from the top, the sound of water when it hits rocks, peace in nature, etc😇😍.

To go to this waterfall we need to pass from the small village valpoi. After reaching the destination we need to walk a little to reach the actual destination😇.

And one day I will visit the place😀.

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