What an awful day! And if you go early in the morn...

What an awful day! And if you go early in the morning you are trapped until they change the direction of the road (which is actually a total lie since we crossed several cars driving up, while we were driving down). The walk to the waterfall was full of smelly trash everywhere and the metal staircase was scary as the steps are steep and there is a big empty space in between each step. There are just a few stones were you can leave your things to go in the water, but it's full of people so I wouldn't want to leave my things unattended. The lingas are interesting but they are hard to see, you cannot get in the water and you can see them in literally 5'. The Buddha is ok, similar to the other hundreds of Buddhas we saw on our trip, except that here they have some very pushy women that demand you take your shoes off 2 blocks away from where the Buddha actually is, they started yelling at us that we needed to give them our shoes and we pointed out that the locals were walking with their shoes on but of course they didn't understand English so we took our shoes off to make them stop their aggressive behavior and walked towards the Buddha, where we of course found a sign just before the stairs, saying to take our shoes off. I would absolutely not recommend it.