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Goðafoss is one of Iceland's most famous waterfalls. It is known as the "Waterfall of the Gods," due to a story that comes from Icelandic folklore, which I explain in the video. The waterfalls are powerful and on this day, feature a nice rainbow. This waterfall is on the list of things to see in pretty much any tour you take in Iceland. Please SUBSCRIBE to Andy's Awesome Adventures and enable "All" on the Subscribe bell icon. Thank you!

Goðafoss waterfall is situated in the northeast of Iceland. Based on the Icelandic folktales, there is an interesting story behind the waterfall. Over a thousand years ago, a pagan priest named Þorgeir threw his idols of the Norse gods into this waterfall in order to symbolize his decision about worshiping Christianity, hence the name, Waterfall of Gods. This beautiful waterfall sets in an astonishingly symmetrical, curved cliff. The water begins in the highlands and flows through an ancient lava field. The rapid river cascades down the cliff which is 12 meter high and 30 meters wide. It creates an elegant and majestic scene. The unique rock formations in and around the waterfall and dramatic backdrop of the foggy environments, have made the locals nickname it “The Beauty”. Whether you’re a holiday snapper or a serious photographer, don´t miss out on this amazing opportunity to take a photo or two. There are three main viewing points worth mentioning: East bank, west bank and an extra path down to the bottom of the basin on the east side. From there you can have a close contact with the waterfall. But you need to be careful while reaching the lower viewpoint, because the steps down to the lower viewpoint are short and steep. The west bank has no safety barriers and it can be slippery because of the spray from the waterfall. Visitors are advised to stay away from the edge. There are places to rest and eat near the parking lots. Neighboring places to recommend are: The second-largest urban area in Iceland, Akureyri; Beautiful Lake Mývatn; Fascinating geological features at Dimmuborgir. Whether you are traveling in Iceland, looking to visit Iceland or just searching for the most beautiful waterfalls in Iceland. Be sure to check out Goðafoss, you can go on your own or hop on a guided tour.

The waterfall was Atlantis-blue. It was gushing over the rocks. At its widest point, it was surging and plunging down the mountain. It had a beautiful serenity-pool at the bottom. It was veneer clear. The waterfall flowed as smoothly as syrup.

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There are many things to discover in Switzerland. I wanted to see something new and so I decided to visit the waterfall of Finstersee. It is a beautiful forest to walk. I walked alone through the nature, it was beautiful. I reached the waterfall down in the moat of the forest. It is very impressive. The water is roaring down the waterfall from the high rocks. It looks magical. The rocks and stones were covered with moss which made the mute very mystical. Don't forget to subscribe, so you won't miss anything. Like and share the video! Thank you for watching this video, see you soon!

Pongour Waterfall | Da Lat City | Lam Dong Province [4K] The waterfall is located about 50 km south of Đà Lạt city, on Đa Nhim river, Đức Trọng district, Lâm Đồng province. The waterfall falls from a height of almost 40 metres and with a width greater than 100 metres. The water flow runs through 7 separate levels. Pongour Waterfall is surrounded by 2.5 hectares of forest. Music: Depth Fuse -by French Fuse

On the south coast of Iceland, where glaciers sculpted the landscape long before any man or woman came to Iceland's shores, this magnificent waterfall lies underneath the ice cap in a canyon so deep and rugged that few have walked through it.

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Hike with me to Battle Creek Falls in Pleasant Grove, Utah. Battle Creek Falls is a 50 ft waterfall located in Battle Creek Canyon. The trail was dry, but the waterfall was covered with unique ice formations. The entire landscape surrounding the waterfall looked like a true winter wonderland! This video was filmed in advance and may no reflect the current trail conditions.

Shot in Ultra HD this 360 4k video takes you deep into the rainforests of the Gold Coast in Queensland Australia with outdoor photographer Casey Eveleigh. This immersive VR experience follows Casey as he chases waterfalls and takes you through his big backyard to some of his favourite spots.

'The WaterFall' is a Cinematic project filmed in Moab, Utah. All Footage shot by DJI Phantom Drone. Given the nature of the location, the drone couldn't acquire enough satellites to lock GPS in place. So the entire flight was in Atti mode. On top of that, it was an extremely windy day too.

The waterfall at Odessa Canyon in Calico, I hit my rock sliders pretty hard.

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SARAWAK Episode 4/5: The Waterfall When he was younger, Morgan had found this waterfall hidden away in the jungle and we wanted to head back there to try to record some epic sounds for our upcoming record, ‘Closure’, with Ekali. It was a long journey on challenging terrain and it turns out nature had other plans for us…