
1. Angel Falls (807 metres / 2,648 ft)
Nestled in the heart of Venezuela, Angel Falls claims the title of the tallest waterfall in the world by a single drop. Its breathtaking plunge from the Auyán-tepui mountain mesmerizes visitors from around the globe.

2. Waihilau Falls (792 metres / 2,598 ft)
Located in Hawaii, Waihilau Falls is a hidden gem that cascades down a sheer cliff, offering a serene and picturesque view. Its remote location adds to its untouched beauty.

3. Mongefossen (773 metres / 2,536 ft)
Situated in Møre og Romsdal, Norway, Mongefossen is a stunning spectacle of nature. Its powerful drop against the rugged Norwegian landscape is a sight to behold.

4. Manawainui Falls (719 metres / 2,359 ft)
Another Hawaiian beauty, Manawainui Falls, is a testament to the island’s rich natural heritage. The waterfall’s majestic drop amidst lush greenery is truly a paradise on Earth.

5. Kjeragfossen (715 metres / 2,346 ft)
Located in Rogaland, Norway, Kjeragfossen is a force of nature. Its powerful descent amidst the rocky terrains of Norway is both awe-inspiring and humbling.

6. Tågfossen & Ølmåfossen (710 metres / 2,329 ft)
These two Norwegian waterfalls, both located in Møre og Romsdal, share the sixth spot. Their impressive drops against the scenic backdrop of Norway’s landscapes make them must-visit destinations.

7. Salto Kukenan (674 metres / 2,211 ft)
Another Venezuelan marvel, Salto Kukenan, is a testament to the country’s rich natural beauty. Its cascading waters against the dense forests create a mesmerizing visual.

8. Langfoss (612 metres / 2,008 ft)
Langfoss, located in Vestland, Norway, is a magnificent waterfall that offers a captivating view as it plunges down the cliffs, making it a favorite among nature enthusiasts.

9. Tverrgrovfossen (610 metres / 2,001 ft)
Situated in Møre og Romsdal, Norway, Tverrgrovfossen is a beautiful waterfall that showcases the raw beauty and power of nature in its full glory.

10. Salto de Iguapo (580 metres / 1,903 ft)
Located in Venezuela, Salto de Iguapo is a natural wonder. Its cascading waters create a visual spectacle, making it a must-visit destination for waterfall enthusiasts.