14 of the world's most beautiful waterfalls, including 2 in Vietnam.
Recently, MSN released a list of the 14 most beautiful and captivating waterfalls in the world, including two in Vietnam: Ban Gioc Waterfall and Dambri Waterfall.
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| 1. Ban Gioc Waterfall, Vietnam:Ban Gioc Waterfall is located in Cao Bang province, in northeastern Vietnam. The waterfall boasts a majestic and enchanting beauty with multiple tiers, surrounded by large trees and limestone mountains, creating a romantic landscape. Visitors can not only enjoy the stunning natural scenery but also relax by soaking in the cool, turquoise pools. |
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| 2. Devil's Throat, border between Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay:This wild waterfall, located near the border of Brazil, Argentina, and Paraguay, truly deserves its name, "Devil's Throat." Composed of 14 smaller waterfalls, it cascades down from a height of 106 meters, surrounded by 2,000 different tropical plant species, leaving any visitor in awe. |
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| 3. Manavgat Waterfall, Türkiye:Taking a romantic boat trip on the Manavgat River in Antalya, Türkiye, you'll pass this stunning waterfall. Although the Manavgat Falls aren't particularly tall, the swirling white foam creates a powerful and breathtaking spectacle. Near the falls are several caves worth exploring, such as the Altinbesik Cave. |
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| 4. Blue Hole, Jamaica:The Blue Hole is one of Jamaica's most mysterious places, surrounded by pristine tropical rainforest. The beauty of its mesmerizing turquoise waters beckons visitors to explore. The highlight of the Blue Hole is its natural waterfall and the surrounding rock formations. |
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| 5. Wallaman Falls, Australia:Wallaman Falls is Australia's tallest waterfall. However, if you think it's a popular tourist spot, you're mistaken. The waterfall is actually a hidden gem, 268 meters high, cascading into a 20-meter-deep pool. Exploring the natural beauty of the area by climbing around the falls is an adventurous challenge not for the faint of heart. |
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| 6. Dambri Waterfall, Vietnam:Located between Ho Chi Minh City and Bao Loc, Dambri Waterfall is a well-deserved destination. More and more tourists and locals are visiting. It's easily accessible thanks to well-maintained roads and a cable car system. Even without considering the delicious restaurants or boat trips, the waterfall itself, with its powerful cascade and white foam, is enough to leave a lasting impression. |
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| 7. Godafoss, Iceland:Godafoss Waterfall is the most popular tourist attraction in Northern Iceland. The waterfall is 12 meters high and 30 meters wide; though relatively modest, it is stunning when combined with the surrounding natural landscape. The waterfall is where Christianity was adopted as the official religion of Iceland in 1000, which is why it is known as the "waterfall of the gods". |
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| 8. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland:Seljalandsfoss waterfall can be observed from afar, but you shouldn't hesitate to travel a short distance to see it up close. The waterfall cascades from a height of 20 meters into the lake below, creating a breathtaking, fairytale-like scene. The waterfall only appears after the snow melts, so you can only visit it from May to July each year. |
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| 9. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe and Zambia:Victoria Falls is one of the world's most majestic and famous waterfalls. The falls are 107 meters high and 1.8 kilometers wide, cascading down from the massive Zamberi River. It also forms part of the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. Here, Devil's Pool, formed at the edge of the falls, opens during the dry season when the water flow is not as strong, welcoming adventurous tourists. |
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| 10. Niagara Falls, Canada and the USA:Although not as large as Victoria Falls, Niagara Falls has its own unique charm that attracts tourists. Located near the border between the United States and Canada, Niagara Falls is composed of three large waterfalls, creating a majestic and breathtaking scene. You can explore the area on a boat tour and admire the attractive tourist spots surrounding the falls. |
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| 11. Yosemite Falls, USA:Located in the heart of California's world-famous Yosemite National Park, Yosemite Falls stands out among the many natural attractions. Yosemite Falls is the tallest waterfall in the area, cascading down a forest of giant sequoia trees, creating a breathtaking spectacle for visitors. In addition, the majestic granite mountains and numerous upscale resorts also draw tourists to the area. |
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| 12. Dudhsagar Falls, India:The name of this waterfall means "sea of milk". This majestic waterfall is located on the Mandovi River in South India. It is India's tallest waterfall, reaching a height of 309 meters, and is a popular tourist attraction. A trail has also been built around the area so visitors can fully appreciate the waterfall from various angles. |
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| 13. Yumbilla Falls, Peru:Located in northern Peru, Yumbilla Falls is the fifth highest waterfall in the world, reaching a height of 896 meters. The entire area is a magnificent natural masterpiece, boasting majestic mountains, vast primeval forests, and a diverse ecosystem. Situated near the charming town of Cuispes, Yumbilla Falls attracts many tourists seeking both sightseeing and relaxation. |
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| 14. Iguazu Falls, Brazil and Argentina:Located along the border between Brazil and Argentina, Iguazu Falls is the world's largest waterfall. The falls are 82 meters high and divided into nearly 300 smaller waterfalls stretching over 3 kilometers, creating a truly magnificent and unique spectacle. According to legend, in a fit of rage, a god split the Iguazu River in two to separate the love of a mortal from that of a goddess. |
