Dikache Waterfall

Dikache Waterfall

One of the hidden and fascinating natural attractions in the Burji Zone. This waterfall is especially known for its natural beauty, clean air and lush green surroundings.

Here is detailed information about the waterfall and its itinerary:

  1. Detailed description of Dikache Waterfall

Natural beauty

  • Location: The waterfall is located in a dense forest and mountainous area in the Burji Zone. The sound and mist-like mist created when the water falls from a high rocky cliff give the area a special splendor.
  • Water source: The source rises from the mountainous Burji range, and it has clean water that does not dry up all year round. However, during the winter (when there is heavy rain), the water level increases, making the view even more magnificent.
  • Environment: The rocks and greenery around the waterfall are ideal for picnics and photography.

Cultural and Ecological Benefits

  • The local community uses this waterfall for livestock watering and various domestic purposes.
  • The valley where the waterfall is located is home to rare birds and native trees, making it a great place for bird watchers.
  1. Itinerary (for a full day or half day)

The Diqache Waterfall tour is usually done from the main town of Soyama.

Morning (Departure from Soyama)

  • 2:30 AM: Start your journey from Soyama town. After driving a short distance to the waterfall, you will have to trek the rest of the way.
  • On the way: The trail to the waterfall passes through farmlands and small villages, giving you a close look at the daily life of the Burji people.

Morning (arrival at the waterfall)

  • 4:00 – 6:00 AM: Upon arrival at the waterfall, explore the area while enjoying the sound of the water.
  • Activities:
    • Wash your face and hands in the natural pool at the base of the waterfall (if you are prepared for the cold).
    • Have lunch or snacks sitting on the rocks in front of the waterfall.
    • Take photos.

Afternoon (return)

  • 8:00 PM: Start the journey back to Soyama town.
  • Evening: End the day with a traditional Burji coffee at Soyama town.

Tips for the visit

  1. Guide: As the area around the waterfall is dense and there may be no road signs, it is recommended to hire a local youth or guide.
  2. Shoes: As the road may be steep and wet, wear sturdy, non-slip shoes.
  3. Clothing: As there is mist near the waterfall, bring plastic or waterproof clothing to cover your phone or camera.
  4. Food: As there are no restaurants near the waterfall, bring enough water and light snacks from the city.

Note: You can combine your Diqache Waterfall trip with the above-mentioned Minmona Cave or Yebono-Halame trip for a wonderful 3-4 day stay in the Burji Zone.