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There are many types of travelers in this world. There are the city slickers, the concrete jungle strutters, the city-by-taxi crowd. And then there are the coastal junkies, for whom paradise is not a question of whether or not to be on a beach, but which beach has the optimal white sand to blue ocean ratio. And then there are the wisest travelers of all: those who love waterfalls. It’s no joke that the concept of a cascade of water falling through the sky, simple though it is, proves again and again to be one of Earth’s most captivating natural wonders. And though sometimes the hunt for the perfect waterfall vista can prove quite a trek, the spectacular feeling of fresh falling mist on the face and a gaze at the pure majesty of the natural world is a worthwhile way to spend a day, period. Sold on the concept? We thought you might say that, and so we’ve got you covered with this handy list of the most beautiful waterfalls in the world to guide you to your next adventure. Tucked away on New Zealand’s South Island is the breathtaking Sutherland Falls. Though the jury’s still out on if Sutherland Falls is New Zealand’s tallest, at a stately 1,904 ft (580 metres), it’s surely impressive enough to wow even the hardest to please. Though Sutherland Falls has been hiked to since 1890, many trekkers still marvel at the remote, off-the-beaten path quality of the hike through the Milford Track, particularly in New Zealand winter, which is considered the low season and known for patches of unpredictable weather.