From Zimbabwe to Venezuela and beyond, it’s worth the trek to witness these natural wonders.
It’s hard to explain exactly why waterfalls are so enchanting, but there’s no denying their effect.
Waterfalls top many travelers' lists and are often protected by parks or UNESCO designations.
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While getting there isn’t easy, the beauty of the falls is hard to top.
The waterfall includes four tiers and a beautiful pool at the bottom.
There’s evena train that travels right in front of the falls.
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Talk about a ride with a view!
‘Akaka Falls, Hawaii, U.S. Don’t miss the horseshoe-shaped Devil’s Throat, the site’s largest waterfall.
Sutherland Falls, New Zealand
Perhaps what makes this waterfall so spectacular is its simplicity.
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The falls are on Cebu Island, about a three-hour drive southwest of Cebu City.
Multnomah Falls, Oregon, U.S.
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