Switzerland Waterfalls exist amongst what I believe has to be one of the most visually stunning landscapes in all of Europe (that is if the weather cooperates). Where else can you see cute wooden chalets and…

Spain Waterfalls were surprisingly dotted throughout the Iberian Peninsula in locations that were diverse yet eerily similar to the kind of climates and environments familiar to us throughout California…

Norway Waterfalls are majestic, tall, powerful, and abundant. Indeed, the country is blessed with glaciated valleys and fjords, and many of the watercourses which are fed by lakes, snow, and glaciers, would plunge…

Iceland Waterfalls are perhaps the country’s most recognizable series of attractions. They’re everywhere! Its collection of waterfalls rivals any other country in sheer power and raw beauty. The falls range…

Italy Waterfalls take a back seat to the rich history and culture that the country is most known for. After all, practically everyone’s well aware of the history evident in famous cities like Rome, Florence, Siena, and…

Greece Waterfalls are perhaps one of the most unheard-of attractions in a country more known for its ancient ruins and Mediterranean islands. But believe it or not, they do exist and in a fair bit of abundance…

France Waterfalls are probably as underappreciated as they get. You’d figure that in a country as well visited as France that les cascades (French word for waterfalls) would get a little more love. Julie and I couldn’t…

Croatia Waterfalls have been making a reappearance on the world stage after tourism there was in a long recovery resulting from the aftermath of the Yugoslavian Civil War in the 1990s. And I think the world…

Taiwan Waterfalls (臺灣的瀑布 [Táiwān de pùbù]) seemed like pretty common features in this island republic that harbored very tall mountains and steep gorges. We figured that one could spend a lifetime…

Thailand Waterfalls are abundant throughout this roughly leg-of-lamb-shaped country that spans the steamy jungle and white-sand beaches with reef-fringed lagoons to the south to its more forested and…

India Waterfalls are amongst the most unsung attractions of subcontinental Asia. For when one thinks of this dynamic country, all sorts of adjectives and place names come into play such as the Taj Mahal…

Uganda Waterfalls used to be synonymous with Murchison Falls, but these days, the country is most famous for seeing endangered primates – namely the gorillas and chimpanzees. Not to be outdone…

Kenya Waterfalls are one of many features that embody the diversity of landscapes and peoples in this East African nation. This country features the second tallest mountain in Africa in Mt Kenya, part of the…

China Waterfalls (中国的瀑布 [Zhōngguó de pùbù]) vary as much as the terrain and landscapes this vast country encompasses. Dominating much of central Asia, this country covers landscapes such as the rainforests…

Zambia Waterfalls are abundant, but outside of Victoria Falls, not many people know about them. While Mosi-oa-Tunya (the local name for Victoria Falls meaning the “smoke that thunders”) deservedly gets…

Japan Waterfalls are sprinkled throughout this mountainous country that sees plenty of snow and cold Winter days as well as hot and rainy Summer days. The rugged topography has resulted in many different…

Morocco Waterfalls contrasted the country’s rich diversity of cultural heritage as well as history. It felt as if the country was at a cultural crossroads between the European north, the Arabian east, and the Berbers…