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Touristattraction
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Museum
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Pointofinterest
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Establishment
Reviews
(19)
Service
4.7
Value for Money
3.8
Location
2.7
Cleanliness
5.0
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You have to find a guide when you get there ... but the locals are happy to show you around. The footprints are in the bottom of the river, but the are there and visible when the water is shallow. Adventure is out there!
I did not hate the place but the staff was not there when we arrive. I wish they could take their history more seriously with pride and show up clean for work.
There's potential to the place but I even doubt the guide knew what a dinosaur was, let alone give some useful info on the footprints.
Was amazing to see the well pronounced footprints
Dinosaur prints are being neglected. Water flow will destroy them in the near future.