It's Time To Explore The World's Most Breathtaking Waterfalls

Do you love nature’s wonders? Do you love waterfalls?

Are you nodding along? Then, let’s take you on a journey to explore the world’s most breath taking waterfalls.

Waterfalls are like nature's magical slides–some are massive and loud, others are delicate and gentle. They're found all around the world, each with its unique charm. It's time to explore these incredible natural wonders.

VICTORIA FALLS, ZAMBIA AND ZIMBABWE

Victoria Falls lies on the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe in South Africa. Surrounded by lush terrain, the water seems to flow like curtains off the cliff's edge. Classified as the largest sheet of falling water, the Kololo tribe describes the waterfall as 'Mosi-oaTunya'- The Smoke That Thunders'. This name signifies the immense spray and incredible noise caused by the gushing water.

HAVASU FALLS, ARIZONA

Havasu Falls lies in the Havasupai Indian Reservation. You need to buy a permit from the tribe. You must stay for one night in the reservation or the 'Havasupai Lodge' aka 'The Lodge' in the Supai Village. Surrounding the waterfall are the red rock sets, the white plunging water, and the pool below is blue-green.

ANGEL FALLS, VENEZUELA

This waterfall is the tallest and uninterrupted waterfall in the world. The height of this waterfall is 3,212 feet, and clouds surround the waterfall. The waterfall lies in Venezuela's Canaima National Park, a UNESCO world heritage site.

DUDHSAGAR FALLS, INDIA