World’s most beautiful waterfalls

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Meenakshi

I am a happy-go-lucky person, who loves reading, writing and travelling. Gardening and good food are the other things that I am passionate about. My motto in life is simple, “Love what you Do and Do what you Love”.

Waterfalls are beautiful, captivating, inviting and heavenly. There are innumerable waterfalls around the world that arouse our interest and curiosity. While some are geographically significant, others have popular fables attached to them. Here is our list of the 7 most beautiful and fascinating waterfalls in the world:

1. Bigar Waterfall, Bozovici, Romania – Located in southwestern Romania in the administrative territory of Bozovici, Bigar Waterfall is a protected area. It is often considered to be one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world and it is also fascinating that it is located at 45 degrees North, at the halfway mark between Equator and North Pole.

Bigar Waterfall Romania
Bigar Waterfall Romania

2.      Kuang Si Waterfall, Luang Prabang, Laos – Easily among the most beautiful waterfalls in the world, Kuang Si is located 29 kms from Luang Prabang. One of the most stunning things about it is its 3 tiers and the many blue pools that the cascading water collects into and also that some of the pools are even open to swimming. It is a very well maintained site with bridges and walkways.

Kuangsi Waterfall Laos
Kuang Si Waterfall Laos

3.      Iguazu Falls, Misiones Province, Argentina – A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984, Iguazu Falls forms the border between Brazil and Argentina and is geographically a part of Argentina. It is made up of many cascades and is 80 meters high. Iguazu literally means Great Water and these falls divide the Iguazu River into upper and lower Iguazu. Its existence first came to be known in 1541.

Iguazu Falls Argentina
Iguazu Falls Argentina

4.      Dynjandi, Westfjords, Iceland – With a combined height of 100 meters, Dynjandi is a series of waterfalls located in Westfjords in Iceland. Dynjandi means Thunderous and each of the 7 sections of the waterfall has its own name. This place is extremely popular with tourists, with many tourist buses stopping here, and is also considered tourist friendly with regards to the facilities.

Dynjandi Falls Iceland
Dynjandi Falls Iceland

5.      Pearl Shoal Waterfall, Jiuzhaigou, China – At an altitude of 2,433 meters, Pearl Shoal Waterfall is located in Jiuzhaigou in the Northern Sichuan Province in China. It is on one of the tributaries of Bailong Jiang or the White Dragon River. It is a wide river waterfall and has some really interesting limestone cliffs and vegetation under and around the fall that makes the entire view even more picturesque.

Pearl Shoal Waterfall China
Pearl Shoal Waterfall China

6.      Blackwater Falls, Davis, West Virginia – At a height of 19 meters, Blackwater Falls are the centerpiece of the Blackwater Falls State Park. Located in Tucker County in West Virginia, these falls are one of the most photographed sites in the entire state. These are formed where the Blackwater River enters the Blackwater Canyon, leaving its lazy course in Canaan Valley.

Blackwater Falls West Virginia

7.      Crabtree Falls, Grassy Creek, North Carolina – Located in the Yancey County of North Carolina, Crabtree Falls cascades from a height of 70 feet. It was earlier called Murphy Falls and was renamed in the 1930s by the National Park Service. A beautiful range of wildflowers can be found around its trail in the spring season, even though there are barely any Crabtrees around anymore.

Crabtree Falls North Carolina
Crabtree Falls North Carolina

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Meenakshi
I am a happy-go-lucky person, who loves reading, writing and travelling. Gardening and good food are the other things that I am passionate about. My motto in life is simple, “Love what you Do and Do what you Love”.

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