
Seven waterfalls
Yeddi Gozel is not one waterfall but seven, set in a cascade along a mountain stream. Each has its own character.
The point here is the climb: from step to step, ever higher into the mountains, alongside the roaring water.
The Waterfall
The seven waterfalls lie only a couple of hundred metres apart. Water descends the mountain in steps, forming a chain of small but striking waterfalls.
The name 'Seven Beauties' refers precisely to these seven flowing steps.

The Waterfall
To see the upper waterfalls, visitors climb a narrow stairway carved straight into the rock. The climb takes effort but reveals the best views.
Each landing opens a new angle — and a new waterfall.

About the waterfall
A cascade of seven waterfalls.
Distance between the steps.
A narrow climb carved in the rock.
The cascade is fed by mountain water.
Step heights and the length of the climb vary across sources; an overview is given.