ONAM 2010 in KANO.

Sunday, September 09, 2012

ONAM 2012 IBADAN - The festivals of memories



Dear All,
Sadara Namaskaram.


I've just added a new post to my blog
ONAM 2012 IBADAN - The festivals of memories.


September 2nd  2012.
We, IBADAN malayalies tried our level best to bring
that vibrant event Onam celebration a grand success with
പൂക്കളം & ഓണസദ്യ, 

and enjoyed that memorable event once again,
Our Onam Sadya was amazing,


Thank you everyone..
for making our programs  a big success ...
and holding our traditional values.

Let’s go through bellow web link for 
GK`s web album -

Kind Regards
GK Nair.




ONAM 2011 - IBADAN

Friday, December 30, 2011

Olumirin Waterfalls: Acrobatic Display of Nature


Dear All,
Welcome to my blog post, hope you all enjoy our olumirin trips
Please click the bellow link for my photo blog post for that thrilled events and
thank all of you for the wonderful hospitality and friendliness you showed.


Thanks for your patience –
Your opinion, suggestions and comments are highly appreciated
Wish you a Happy New year 2012 and Happy Weekend.

Vandematheram !
Kind Regards
GK.



Trip to Olumirin Water Falls in Erin-Ijesa,
26th December 2011.



The awe-inspiring falls, also known as Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls is an assemblage of seven distinct cascades located on the south western slopes of the lush Effon Ridge, The gigantic Ridge constitutes a conspicuous eye-catcher for every traveller along the Ilesa-Akure expressway, as it towers into the distant skyline, forming a spectacular backrest for the sleepy towns of Erin-Ijesha and Erinmo in  Osun state.



Seven layers of rocks and seven waterfalls. The water flows majestically among the rocks and splashes down with great force on the vegetation around.



This Christmas vacation we sweetco expertise and their families and friends a group of eight Visited Erin-Ijesha (Olumirin) Waterfalls and be spellbound. 


Trip to Olumirin Water Falls in Erin-Ijesa, Ilesa-Akure expressway


Way to Olumirin Water Falls in Erin-Ijesa,
The waterfall is 2km off Erin Ijesha town, which is a few kilometres east of Ilesa town on the Ilesa-Akure Road. A study was carried out at Erin-Ijesha in Osun State, which revealed that the waterfall is situated within latitude 7°30’ and 8°45’ North and longitude 4°31’ and 5°East. 




Olumirin Water Falls  
It is one of the very few water bodies where fresh prawns thrive and which has some feel of wildlife. The awe-inspiring falls, also known as Erin-Ijesha Waterfalls is an assemblage of seven distinct cascades located on the south western slopes of the lush Effon Ridge, The gigantic Ridge constitutes a conspicuous eye-catcher for every traveller along the Ilesa-Akure expressway, as it towers into the distant skyline, forming a spectacular backrest for the sleepy towns of Erin-Ijesha and Erinmo in  Osun state.

As part of South Western Nigeria, the area falls within the tropical climatic belt, with alternating hot/dry and a warm humid season. Atmospheric temperatures range slightly from 30 – 34 degree Celsius, while annual rainfall averages 1500cm. Erin Garden is a thick forest, which houses Olumirin Water Falls. The waterfall is 2km off Erin Ijesha town, which is a few kilometres east of Ilesa town on the Ilesa-Akure Road. 

Olumirin Waterfalls: Acrobatic display of nature


According to one of the custodians of the waterfall, it was discovered by a woman called Akinla, founder of Erin-Ijesha town and a granddaughter of Oduduwa, the progenitor of the Yoruba race, in the year 1140 AD during the migration of Ife people to Erin-Ijesa.




Often times, first time tourist at the waterfalls unconsciously starts to number the waterfalls from the last drop (the base of the ridge) as it is the first of all the falls to be encountered when visiting; whereas the numbering is supposed to be from the top. Nevertheless, going by layman’s standard, the seventh drop of the waterfalls is the first waterfall.

The people of Erin-Ijesa believe that the waterfalls 
exude from a big pot located at the top of the ridge.