6. Dettifoss
The 44m-high falls sends water down its path at a whopping 500cubic meters per second! Hence, it is no surprise that the Dettifoss Waterfalls, located in the Vatnajokull National Park, Iceland, is considered to the most powerful falls in Europe. Surrounded by natural beauty everywhere, this falls is a hot favorite among local and international tourists.
7. Cumberland Falls
The Cumberland Falls State Park is located inside the Daniel Boone National Forest in Southeastern Kentucky. The famous moonbow-shaped Cumberland Falls is 125feet wide and a 68foot drop. This falls emanates a strange kind of misty ambiance that you can never find anywhere else.
8. Gullfoss
The unique shape of the Gullfoss Waterfalls makes it a must-visit place for nature lovers. Located in Iceland, this falls (on the Hvita River) falls in two layers that are arranged at 90 degrees to each other. This falls represents Iceland’s unspoiled natural beauty in its fullest glory.
9. Havasu Falls
Located in the Grand Canyon, Arizona, the Havasu Falls is not only one of the most popular but also one of the most photographed falls on this list. The mineral content of the water is very high; therefore, there is one chute here that drops over a 120-foot vertical peak.
10. Yosemite Falls
Located in the Yosemite National Park in California, this falls is one of the tallest in the world at 2425ft. It is easy to access and is one of the prime crowd-pullers to the Park. The abundance of serenity around this falls makes it a must-visit place in this part of the world.
