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      <title>Vila Sightseeing: Falls, Lagoon and UNESCO</title>
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      <description>A 35-meter waterfall spills into travertine pools ten minutes outside a city that is, in the same breath, still finishing repairs from a magnitude 7.3 earthquake, and both facts belong in the same sightseeing itinerary rather than two separate trips.
Mele Cascades Behind Mele village, a forested river canyon climbs past rope-lined steps to a series of turquoise limestone pools fed by the 35-meter main falls. Entry costs about 2,000 VT for adult tourists and 1,000 VT for children under 12, cash only at the kiosk, and the Vanuatu Tourism Office&amp;rsquo;s own page confirms the toilets, change rooms, and cafe waiting at the entrance.</description>
      
      
       
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