The waters of the Nyrd­vomen-Shor stream descend from a high cliff in sev­er­al steps from 2 to 10 meters high. Over the years, a pow­er­ful stream has carved out a deep hole at the foot of the cliff, into which a tight stream falls ver­ti­cal­ly, rais­ing myr­i­ads of splash­es. Behind the stream of purest water, a jade rock sparkles and shim­mers in all shades of green, pol­ished to an ide­al smooth­ness. In win­ter, the water­fall freezes and turns into an ice­fall of an amaz­ing turquoise col­or.