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One of the most splendid waterfalls gracing the trails of Mount Field, Russell Falls is so iconic that it even made it to one of Australia’s first postage stamps. You’ll have to take a walk through the lush forest to witness this captivating tiered–cascade miracle in its full glory.
Lady Barron Falls
Lady Barron Falls is a part of Mount Field’s Loop Walk, and you’ll love the trail leading to it if you’re a huge hiking lover. With a height of approximately 8 meters, this waterfall is pretty small, but its glistening waters are still a sight to behold, especially if you get to see it shortly after rainfall.
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(@sarah_bubbles_)Horseshoe Falls
Safely tucked away upstream from Russell Falls, this waterfall borrows its name from the cascade’s graceful horseshoe-shaped flow. The ferns and moss-covered rocks serve as a serene backdrop for this scenic waterfall, which is regarded as one of Mount Field’s most magnificent treasures.
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One of Guyana’s most breathtaking natural wonders, Kaieteur Falls holds the record as the world’s largest single drop waterfall by the volume of water. It’s located in the heart of the Kaieteur National Park and it will win you over with its spectacular jungle surroundings and wild rapids.
(@noordinarytraveller)Orinduik Falls
This impressive sequence of multi-tiered waterfalls falls over red rock platforms and it’s just 25 meters high, but that doesn’t take away from its beauty. Its waters are pretty calm when compared to some other waterfalls in Guyana, making it perfect for swimming.
Amaila Falls
A tributary of the Potaro River, this magical waterfall has to be seen to be believed. The rapids and falls that form it flow for around two miles before dropping to the plunge pool underneath it. The nature of this waterfall may change in the future because Amaila Falls Hydroelectric Power Plant is supposed to be built around it.
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If we had to pick Venezuela’s biggest natural wonder, it would be this waterfall. Measuring 979 meters, Angel Falls is the world’s tallest uninterrupted waterfall, and it’s one of the country’s most popular attractions despite the fact it’s difficult to visit due to its secluded location in the middle of the jungle.
Cuquenan Falls
Another beautiful waterfall in Venezuela that will take your breath away, Cuquenan Falls is the second tallest major waterfall in this country right behind Angel Falls. It also ranks as one of the highest waterfalls in the world, and it’s a joy to watch it pour down towards the base of the Kukenan Tepui.
Llovizna Falls
If you have a special place in your heart for cascading waterfalls, Llovizna Falls deserves a spot on your bucket list. Located on the Caroní River, this waterfall will rock your world with its spectacular flow, which looks more epic than ever when the floodgates of the nearby Macagua Dam are open.
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Located on the border between China and Vietnam, Ban Gioc–Detian Falls is formed by two waterfalls on Quây Sơn River. They drop at around 30 meters, separating into several smaller picture-perfect streams.
Elephant Waterfalls
Located in the lush natural area of Vietnam’s Central Highlands, this waterfall is truly a sight to behold. You should follow the scenic, rugged path to reach it and make sure to check out the tiny nearby pagoda during your visit.
Datanla Waterfall
If you’re in the mood to explore some wild nature while in Vietnam, Datanla Waterfall is the place to be. This waterfall pours from rocky cliffs into a deep pool, and it offers everything from hiking trails to a tiny roller coaster and cable car.
Pongour Waterfall
One of the most stunning terraced waterfalls in all of Vietnam, Pongour plunges down several levels of rocks, filling its unspoiled forested surroundings with some noise.
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]]>Niagara Falls
Niagara Falls is the name of the three colossal waterfalls that border New York and Ontario. They light up at night for even more breathtaking views.
Victoria Falls
Being one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World, it’s no surprise that Zimbabwe’s Victoria Falls are one of the most beautiful places to visit in the world.
Ban Gioc–Detian Falls
Bordering Vietnam and China, the falls are one of the most stunning locations in Southeast Asia.
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(@atraverleglobe)Bigar Cascade Falls
The Bigar Cascade waterfalls in Romania are uniquely gorgeous but are yet to receive the global recognition that other, larger falls have. Visit now while they are relatively tourist-free.
Angel Falls
Located in Venezuela, Angel Falls reach heights of 979 meters, i.e. just short of a kilometer. They are subsequently some of the most popular falls in the world and are certainly some of the most beautiful.
Plitvice Lakes
There are several small waterfalls at the Plitvice Lakes in Croatia. They may not be the biggest, but the scenery surrounding them is some of the most breathtaking.
Iguazu Falls
The Iguazu Falls border Brazil and Argentina. Tourists gather from all corners of the world to witness the sublime natural landmark.
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Safely tucked away in the heart of the Mount Field National Park, Russell Falls is easily accessible by car from Hobart. This cascading waterfall is surrounded by hiking trails and lush rainforest, and you should make sure to check out the equally breathtaking Horseshoe Falls during your visit.
Nelson Falls
If you ever find yourself in Queenstown, make sure to plan a day trip to Nelson Falls. This stunning cascading waterfall is located in the middle of the forest of moss and ferns, just 30 minutes outside of Queenstown, and you can also visit Lake Burbury and Iron Brow Lookout along the way.
Liffey Falls
If you’re in the mood for an epic adventure during your Tasmanian road trip, you shouldn’t miss Liffey Falls. This series of four-tiered–cascade waterfalls is located in the Midlands region, but keep in mind you’ll have to hike for 45 minutes from the Liffey Falls State Reserve to reach it.
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]]>Tupavica Waterfall
Safely tucked away in the heart of the Balkan Mountains, this 15-meters high waterfall is a sight to behold. You’ll be transfixed as you watch water drip over the rocks, especially if you’re lucky enough to visit it in spring or fall.
Prskalo Waterfall
One of Serbia’s best-hidden secrets, Prskalo is one of the most unusual waterfalls you’ll ever see. Drops of water slowly drip from an imposing 15-meter high rock formation, making for a truly breathtaking sight.
Pilj Waterfall
One of Serbia’s highest waterfalls has only been discovered two decades ago due to its secluded location near the Bulgarian border, but its natural beauty makes it worth the trip.
Lisine Waterfall
Unlike many other waterfalls in Serbia, Lisine aka Veliki Buk is pretty easily accessible. It was long considered the highest waterfall in Serbia, and many restaurants and trails were built around it, making it extremely popular with tourists.
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Africa’s second-highest waterfall can be found inside the Nyanga National Park. It’s surrounded by a lush green forest, and you can get amazing panoramic views from a soaring suspension bridge which was first introduced in 2017.
Nyangombe Falls
Mutarazi isn’t the only stunning waterfall that the Nyanga National Park has in store. You should also make sure to check out these cascading waterfalls on the western tip of the park with a natural swimming pool and a sandy area known as Brighton Beach.
Bridal Veil Falls
Located within the Chimanimani National Park, Bridal Veil Fall is one of Zimbabwe’s most remote and most beautiful waterfalls. During your visit, you can enjoy the views of waterfalls, the surrounding forest, and the plunge pool known by the name Tessa’s Pool.
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]]>Salto del Laja
Formed from four horseshoe-shaped falls on each arm of Laja River, this waterfall has to be seen to be believed. Watching the water ascend into a narrow canyon will leave you speechless, and you can continue your adventure by hiking or horseback riding near the waterfall.
Petrohué Waterfalls
Safely tucked away in the heart of Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, this waterfall deserves a spot on your bucket list even if chasing waterfalls isn’t your thing. What makes it so spectacular and popular with tourists is the amazing view of the Osorno Volcano.
Ojos del Caburgua (Pucón)
If you’re hitting the road to explore Chile’s countless lakes, you’ll end up finding many beautiful waterfalls in their proximity. This one is located near Lake Caburgua and Lake Villarrica, and we could spend hours admiring its clear blue waters.
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Found on the border with Tanzania, Kalambo Falls is 235 meters from top to bottom. The water comes from Lake Tanganyika and is a single drop. It’s one of the tallest waterfalls on the continent of Africa. To get to the waterfall, you will have to bus or drive to the town of Mbala. You can also cross into Tanzania from here.
#unforgettable #nature #waterfallsNtumbachushi Falls – Ngona River, Luapula Province
These two falls are created from the Ngona River, before splitting in to two streams. The cascades are roughly 30 meters and they span about 100 meters. This is the perfect place for a photo-op.
Lumangwe Falls – Kalungwishi River, Northern Province
These are considered to be the miniature version of the mighty Victoria Falls, but are still impressive in their own right. They span 160 meters, and drop down 40 meters.
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