Beautiful water falls
Múlafossur, Faroe Islands
Every inch of the Faroe Islands archipelago feels otherworldly, from the green-carpeted mountains to Nordic villages and fjords shrouded in cool mist. One of the most dramatic sights is on Vágar, one of the largest islands. Here, Múlafossur waterfall drapes from a verdant, clifftop perch, emptying into the sea like white velvet.
Bigar Waterfall, Romania
We could compare Bigar Waterfall to a mossy mushroom, if only in shape. The strange yet beautiful attraction, in Romania’s protected Cheile Nerei-Beușnița National Park, cascades over a fat, rounded stone carpeted in emerald moss. The water trickles around its edges to create a gorgeous, misty veil reminiscent of an umbrella in a rainstorm. Now take a look at the world's most stunning rivers.
Skradinski Buk falls, Croatia
One of the most famous sights in the pristine Krka National Park, in southern Croatia, these seven small waterfalls tumble over one another in their rush to get to the gin-clear, turquoise-tinged pool at the bottom. And who can blame them? The scene could hardly be more inviting, especially tucked amid thick, vibrantly verdant vegetation.
Tat Ton Waterfall, Thailand
In the heart of Tat Ton National Park in central Thailand, this waterfall is one of many in the area. But its beauty is stand-out: silken curtains of water tip over the edge of perfectly flat plateaus and cascade down sculptural, elephant-grey rock formations. Chaiyaphum province, where the fall is located, is also home to Mor Hin Khao, sometimes called Thailand’s Stonehenge.
These are the most beautiful waterfalls in the world
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