The world's beautiful and spectacular waterfalls, the biggest and tallest are all in them.

Waterfalls are one of the exciting creations of nature. Few geographical features can show the beauty and strength of nature like a majestic waterfall. It's fascinating to watch water running down the rock surface. The noise it makes and the huge amount of water are really amazing. There are thousands of waterfalls scattered around the world, and the feeling of seeing countless water falling on the edge of cliffs or layered on rocks will never waver, and not a drop of water wears through the stone.

1, Venezuela-Angel Falls

The Aoyan-Tepui Angel Waterfall in Canema National Park in the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela is the highest waterfall in the world. It fell from a height of 979 meters, and the waterfall was 15 times higher than the 52-meter-high Niagara Falls.

2. South Africa-Tugra Falls

The Tugra Waterfall in South Africa is the second highest waterfall in the world, reaching 948 meters, which is amazing. This highest waterfall also has a hiking trail for tourists to enjoy, with a total length of 12 km, full of fantastic natural scenery.

3. Zambia/Zimbabwe-Victoria Falls

Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders in the world and is listed as a World Heritage by UNESCO. It is the largest strange waterfall in the world, with a width of 1.7km, a height of 108m and an average flow of 1 10,000 liters/second. This is one of the favorite places for tourists to visit. The waterfall also has a large natural swimming pool where tourists can swim. You can see the spray of the waterfall from 50 kilometers away. The three waterfalls in the world rank second.

4. USA/Canada-Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is the collective name of three waterfalls located on the border between the United States and Canada, namely Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, Bridard Falls and the three major waterfalls. Among the best waterfalls in the world, these waterfalls add up to the most famous waterfalls in North America, with an average flow of 7000 cubic meters per second! With a width of 1.2km and a drop of 5 1m, it is one of the most popular scenic spots in the United States and Canada, ranking third among the three major waterfalls in the world.

5. Brazil/Argentina-Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls is located on the Iguazu River on the border between Brazil and Argentina. Waterfalls actually include about 275 separate waterfalls and small waterfalls. Although most waterfalls are located on the Argentine side, there are some waterfalls in Brazil. The average flow of this waterfall is 1000 cubic meters per second, 2.7 kilometers wide and 82 meters high, ranking first among the three best waterfalls in the world.

6. USA-yosemite falls

Yosemite falls is one of the largest waterfalls in the world. Yosemite falls is formed by melting snow, so to fully appreciate it, please visit it in late spring and early summer, when you can hear thunder resounding through Yosemite Valley. However, by the end of summer, yosemite falls has gradually decreased, and it may be exhausted by August.

7. Guyana-Kaytour Falls

Kaieteur Waterfall in Guyana, located in the Amazon rainforest, is the largest single-drop waterfall in the world. It is 226 meters high, about five times as high as Niagara Falls and twice as high as Victoria Falls. It is one of the largest and most spectacular waterfalls in the world.

8. China Guangxi-Detian Waterfall

Detian Waterfall straddles the border between China and Viet Nam. Although the waterfalls come down layer by layer, they are absolutely shocking. The dense vegetation, majestic mountains and surrounding karst landforms constitute a perfect picture.

9. Huangguoshu Waterfall, Guizhou, China

Huangguoshu Waterfall in Guizhou is the most famous waterfall in China. Because the TV series The Journey to the West filmed water curtain cave in Huaguoshan here, it is even more famous and full of tourists. This waterfall and its surroundings really smell like fairies, just like the Monkey King is beside us.

10, Iceland-Guforth Falls

Gulfoss Falls is located on the Hvita River in Iceland. Gull stands for gold in Icelandic, and Gullfoss Waterfall means "Golden Waterfall". Due to the glacier deposition in the river, the waterfall emits golden light in the sun. The 32-meter-high waterfall falls in two stages, almost at right angles. When you get close to thunder, these golden waterfalls also extend to the end of the earth, thus creating a crazy illusion. On the lush velvet green land in Iceland, this is a magical sight.

There are many famous waterfalls, so I won't list them one by one.