Most stunning waterfalls on earth

People go from all over the world to witness waterfalls, one of the most amazing natural wonders on earth, since they are powerful and inspiring forces of nature. There are many hundreds of waterfalls in the world, including the Havasu Falls in the Grand Canyon, the Niagara Falls on the US/Canada border, and Maine. However, the most stunning waterfalls are not always the tallest. Take Croatia's Plitvice Waterfalls, which feature 16 lakes that merge to form a succession of waterfalls and cascades.

Havasu Falls, Grand Canyon

Havasu Creek leads to Havasu Falls. Hikers frequently go there; the journey to the falls is 10 miles one way. You can put on your sneakers and hike the trail by yourself, or you can go on a guided trip to see the falls. Remember to bring a full bottle of water since there won't be any for the first six miles of the hike.

Yosemite Falls, California

At 2,425 feet, Yosemite Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in the world. The Upper Yosemite Fall, the middle cascades, and the Lower Yosemite Fall make comprise the entire structure. Take an all-day climb to the top of the falls, if you're up for it, for some truly breathtaking vistas. You can find routes that are largely free of tourists if you go during a shoulder season, such as the fall.

Iguazu Falls, Brazil/Argentina

This famous waterfall, which is also known as Iguassu Falls and the Iguacu Falls, rises from the Iguazu River and separates Argentina from Brazil. It is actually the only waterfall in the world that is a component of both the Brazilian and Argentinean Iguazu National Parks, both of which are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. There are 275 separate drops that make up the 1.7-mile-long waterfall, and you may see it from either the Brazilian or the Argentinean side.

Gullfoss Falls, Iceland

The second-largest glacier in Iceland, Langjökull, supplies water to Gullfoss Falls. In 1979, a nature reserve designation was made for it. Viewers may witness the water as it plunges into a breathtaking canyon. When the sun is shining, try to visit Gullfoss; you might see a stunning rainbow when the light reflects off the rising water vapour.

Plitvice Waterfalls, Croatia

The Plitvice Lakes National Park has the Plitvice Waterfalls. To reach the breathtaking waterfalls, which feature 16 lakes merging into one another in a sequence of turquoise cascades, you may either go there on foot or take one of the park's free boats. When visiting Croatia, many visitors stick close to the coast, but Plitvice is a natural wonder that is worth traveling interior for. Look above as you cross the 18 kilometers of wooden footbridges; here, millions of butterflies are swarming, forming colorful clouds between the forest canopy.

Niagara Falls, USA/Canada

One of the most popular tourist destinations in both the United States and Canada, Niagara Falls was created by retreating glaciers. It connects the two countries' international borders. The Horseshoe Falls, the strongest waterfall in North America, the American Falls, and the Bridal Veil Falls make up this group of waterfalls. The Niagara River is where the falls are located, and their combined fall has the highest flow rate of any waterfall in the world. There is rarely a time of year when the falls aren't crowded with selfie-taking visitors, so don't plan on a peaceful visit.

Kaieteur Falls, Guyana

Visit Kaieteur Falls in Guyana, the largest single-drop waterfall in the world. It is situated in the center of the Amazon forest, in Kaieteur National Park. The falls are regarded as among the tallest and strongest in the entire world. At 820 feet tall, they are higher than Victoria Falls and Niagara Falls. However, unlike Niagara and Victoria, most travelers are unaware that they exist. If you choose the appropriate month, you might have the spectacle to yourself.

Nohkalikai Falls, India

With a height of 1,115 feet, Nohkalikai Falls is the tallest plunge waterfall in India. Although the location is photogenic enough, most people can recognize it because of how the waters' seasonal color changes. The water is green in the summer and blue in the winter. Nohkalikai Falls gives the chance to go camping, bird watching, swimming, and trekking if you want adventure.