"The Majesty of Natural Waterfalls”

Natural waterfalls are formed by the erosive action of flowing water over geological features such as rock formations or steep cliffs. They can be classified based on their shape, height, volume of water, and the type of rock over which they flow. Examples include plunge waterfalls, horsetail waterfalls, and cascade waterfalls. These stunning features are often found in pristine wilderness areas and serve as habitats for diverse plant and animal species.