Waterfalls are some of nature’s most awe-inspiring creations. The sheer power and grandeur of these cascading wonders evoke a sense of wonder and inspire a deep appreciation for the beauty of our natural world. This is one of the wonders many people look for when they are traveling as it can bring a true sense…
Most of the time, a natural gas leak is cause for alarm. However, there are situations where a small amount of natural gas seepage can put on quite a show. Such is the case at Eternal Flame Falls in Orchard Park, New York. Eternal Flame Falls features a thundering waterfall with a robust orange flame…
There are a few different stories about how Multnomah Falls—a cascading waterfall not far from Portland, Oregon—came into existence. Some claim that a young man fell in love with a strikingly beautiful princess, and created Multnomah Falls so that his potential bride would have a breathtakingly gorgeous bathing spot. Others claim that a young woman…
California is celebrated for its natural beauty. Many admirers of the Golden State will enthusiastically insist that no corner of California is more breathtaking than Big Sur. One of Big Sur’s loveliest vistas is a slim 80-foot waterfall called McWay Falls. McWay Falls qualifies as a tidefall since it empties directly into the Pacific Ocean…
Tumpak Sewu or Coban Sewu is situated in the east of the Indonesian island of Java. It is an almost impossibly perfect semi-circle of tiered waterfall, cascading into the mass of dense and lush tropical rainforest surrounding it. Translated as “a thousand waterfalls” from Japanese, Tumpak Sewu may not contain quite that number. Still, this…
Located in Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore, The Rain Vortex Waterfall is over 130 feet tall. Widest point of the steel and glass bagel-shaped roof is Over 656 feet. The waterfall was designed by Safdie Architects, as the centerpiece of the airport, with the goal of making Changi airport an attraction and to encourage Singapore leisure…
Iligan is a highly urbanized city in Philippines, but it is called The City of Majestic Waterfalls for a reason. The city has plenty of natural scenery to offer; 23 waterfalls, 8 springs, and 15 caves to be exact. Some of the most visited by tourists and natures lovers are the waterfalls. Since, most of…
Probably one of the most well known massive rock formations worldwide, Uluru, or Ayers Rock, is an incredible Australian sightseeing objective. Apart from the view it offers to those who visit the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park – particularly during sunsets – Uluru is over 600 million years old, which makes it one of the oldest…
