Agbokim Waterfalls is a collection of seven cascading streams located in the Etung Local Government Area of Cross River State, Nigeria, near the Cameroon border.
Key Details:
• Location: Etung LGA, approximately 15–25 km from Ikom and about 315–320 km from Calabar.
• Features: Seven distinct streams plunging down high cliffs into a lush tropical rainforest in, with a longest single plunge of about 75 meters.
• Best Time to Visit: The rainy season (typically May to October), when the falls are roaring and a rainbow often appears in the mist.
• Activities: Sightseeing, photography, picnicking, and viewing the surrounding steep cliffs and greenery.
• History: Discovered in the early 1900s by a hunter named Ntankum from Ijagam.
