Waterfalls are one of the most beautiful gifts from nature. There are several hundreds of small and big waterfalls around the world, varies by height and force of fall. Here is the list of top most beautiful waterfalls in the world.
Waterfalls are one of the most beautiful gifts from nature. There are several hundreds of small and big waterfalls around the world, varies by height and force of fall. Here is the list of top most beautiful waterfalls in the world.
#Baatara Gorge waterfall, Lebanon
Baatara gorge waterfalls can be located in tannourine, Lebanon. It is totally strange waterfall from that of others, falls down through cave from 837 meter height. Baatara waterfalls also known as three bridge chasm as it flows down through three naturally built rock bridges.
The lime stone formation of baatara gorge waterfalls have 160 million years of age. It is considered to be one of most stunning geographical formation on Earth. The continuous natural erosion also changes the outer shape and height of baatara waterfalls. Visitors won’t allow to make close visit on waterfall due to dangerous slippy rocks.
#Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
On the Zambezi River, Victoria Falls is located between Zambia and Zimbabwe. It measures more than a mile across, making it one of the world’s widest waterfalls. It’s also one of the most powerful — its noise can be heard for several miles.
#Gullfoss Falls, Iceland
Somewhere on the might Olfusa River rushes Gullfoss Falls, Iceland’s most iconic waterfall and a true indication of the natural, ice-toned beauty to be found throughout the country. Most often viewed from above, Gullfoss offers a dramatic sight: it appears as though the water rushing off the cliff is simply vanishing into thin air. Though so powerful it was once thought of as a source for power generation, the cascade is just 104 ft (32 metres). But don’t let the numbers fool you, the sheer force of the rushing water is what makes Gullfoss a touristic must-see.
#Cascata do Caracol waterfalls, Brazil
Cascata do caracol is one of most popular tourist attractions in Brazil, have height of 476 meters. It is originated from caracol rivers flows down through pine forests. The authorities also managed to make observatory tower and cable car for the visitors to get close up view of waterfall.
#Kaieteur Falls, Guyana
Kaieteur Falls, nestled deep in the Amazon, is considered to be one of the many priceless treasures of the rainforest, and of South America in general. It’s also the largest (single drop) waterfall if you’re counting by volume of water, so prepare to get wet! Clocking in at 741 feet (226 m), Kaieteur offers a great glimpse into the dramatic splendor of nature as well as a little bit of awe-inspiring adventure. But don’t be fooled by the somewhat remote location, Kaieteur was discovered in 1870 and has been a must-see travel experience nearly ever since.
#Thor’s Well, Oregon, U.S.A
Surrounded by water on three sides, Thor’s Well is located off the coast of Cape Perpetua in Oregon. Its waters rush into what looks like a bottomless hole. While you’re there, you can also spot Devil’s Churn, where thunderous waves crash against the rocky shores, and Spouting Horn (exactly what it sounds like), where sea water shoots into the air.
#Niagara Waterfalls, United States
Niagara falls can be located between the border of US and Canada, have height of 167 feet. Niagara waterfalls enriches by three major waterfalls, American falls, Bridal veils falls and Horseshoe falls, the largest one is horshoe falls. One glacier activity cause the birth of niagara 10000 years ago, 30 millions of tourist visits Niagara in every year, oldest state park in United States.
There are 267,811 liters of water falls down from niagara in every second. There are three hydro electrics power stations in niagara, power shared by US and Canada. The night time illumination of niagara is the main wonder you can see upon visit. As became America’s largest butterfly conservatory and frozen stage at winter season makes niagra one of main tourist spot in America.
#Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
Like with Niagara Falls, Iguazu Falls is a two-country-one-landmark special, as it straddles the border of Argentina and Brazil. But if two stamps in your passport aren’t enough of a reason, these Falls are also considered the largest waterfall system in the world. Though Iguazu is only 269 feet (82 meters) tall, its curtain of water extends for over 5,249 ft (1,600 meters). It’s so long in fact that when Eleanor Roosevelt looked at it, she’s rumored to have exclaimed “Poor Niagara!” Don’t believe her? Go see it for yourself.
