8. Basaseachic Falls
What’s the feeling like being in the middle of a jungle? Try this waterfall in Parque National Park Basaseachic, Northwest Mexico. Literally, you’ll feel like you’re in nowhere. This waterfall is the second highest waterfall in Mexico, which is at 246 meters high.
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