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Waterfall from the Bogotá river in the eastern Andes
Tequendama Falls, Colombia

Tequendama Falls, located about one hour southwest of Bogotá, Colombia, is notably polluted. The falls are fed by the Bogotá River, which carries untreated waste from the city that has depleted oxygen levels making it a "dead" river. The falls themselves are a dramatic sight, plunging from a height of 132 meters. The luxurious pink hotel ((Hotel del Salto) opened in the 1920s has been abandoned for over thirty years.

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A panoramic view of Tequendama Falls cascading over a rugged cliff surrounded by dense forest and lush green grass in Colombia
A close-up of the pink-walled Hotel del Salto with ornate windows, situated at the cliff’s edge with Tequendama Falls visible in the background
The abandoned Hotel del Salto, with weathered architecture and a moss-covered roof, overlooking the mountainous valley near Tequendama Falls
A wide-angle image of the Tequendama Falls gushing into a canyon with steep cliffs and forested slopes on either side
Tequendama Falls plunging into a deep rocky canyon with a historic pink hotel in the distance and Colombian countryside beyond
A distant view of the pink Hotel del Salto perched on a cliffside surrounded by forest and steep rock walls near Tequendama Falls

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