CASCADA "PAKCHA RUMI" — photo spot in Km 66 1/2, via a Quito, Ecuador
CASCADA "PAKCHA RUMI"
Cascada Pakcha Rumi is a jungle-fringed waterfall just off the Quito–Ambato road: dramatic tiers of water plunging over mossy volcanic rock. Photograph flowing water, close-up textures of wet stone and ferns, and wide compositions including the steep valley. Best light is early morning or late afternoon for soft side lighting and fewer visitors; rainy season (Oct–May) gives stronger flows but slippery trails. Accessible by car to a roadside parking/turnout and a short hike down a dirt trail; no‑
CASCADA "PAKCHA RUMI"
Cascada Pakcha Rumi is a jungle-fringed waterfall just off the Quito–Ambato road: dramatic tiers of water plunging over mossy volcanic rock. Photograph flowing water, close-up textures of wet stone and ferns, and wide compositions including the steep valley. Best light is early morning or late afternoon for soft side lighting and fewer visitors; rainy season (Oct–May) gives stronger flows but slippery trails. Accessible by car to a roadside parking/turnout and a short hike down a dirt trail; no‑