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Getting to enjoy the natural view of the waterfalls is tollfree.
Matsirga Waterfalls is a segmented waterfall located near Batadon (Madakiya) in Zangon Kataf LGA, southern Kaduna State, Nigeria. From springs on the Kagoro Hills, water cascades over a cliff into a plunge pool below, producing an arresting natural display.
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Usually held on Boxing Day.
The tallest man-made structure in Kaduna State. It is a 14-storey tall tower with a pent house and basement.
On your way to the Fantswam traditional forest reserve, branch to the office of the Agwam Fantswam to see the mausoleum of the first post-colonial Chief of Kafanchan (2001-2018), Agwam Musa Didam.
Natively called Cen Zat ("Buffalo Stream"). Said to be a gateway to reaching the homeland from whence the Fantswam came, in the Jos-Bauchi plateau. It is also said to contain some rare animal species, as hunting is prohibited therein.
Though not so high, but try take a walk up the hilltop of Zikpak, to view the town up to as far as the old township stadium.