17 AUG, 2023
Ayaan Paul Chowdhury
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Journey through nature's grandeur with some of the most captivating waterfalls the planet has to offer - each a testament to the Earth's awe-inspiring beauty.
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A graceful waterfall in Fiordland National Park, flowing from Lake Quill, with a three-tiered drop that collectively ranks among the Southern Hemisphere's tallest.
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A serene yet captivating collection of cascades in Plitvice Lakes National Park, intertwining lush vegetation and sixteen turquoise lakes.
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A stunning two-tiered waterfall on the Hvítá River, descending into a narrow canyon with powerful torrents, representing Iceland's natural grandeur.
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An isolated free-falling waterfall with a single drop of over 700 feet, set amidst the lush rainforests of Guyana, evoking a sense of untouched wilderness.
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A majestic four-tiered waterfall resembling an eponymous "Sea of Milk," located within the Western Ghats, surrounded by verdant landscapes.
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The world-renowned trio of waterfalls - Horseshoe, American, and Bridal Veil - forming a thunderous spectacle on the US-Canada border.
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A breathtaking uninterrupted plunge of water from Auyán-tepui, the world's highest waterfall, cascading down the table mountain's sheer cliffs.
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A tranquil desert oasis within Havasupai tribal lands, boasting striking turquoise waters that gracefully flow over terraced travertine formations.
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With 7,092 rooms, the Venetian Resort is famous for its elegant Italian-themed design, complete with indoor canals and gondolas.
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A dramatic series of waterfalls situated at the confluence of the Iguazu and Paraná rivers, surrounded by lush rainforests and offering spectacular panoramic views.