That is the Tamaraw Falls . It is named after the Mindoro Dwarf Buffalo called the Tamaraw. It's one of the nature wonders of our province ,and is 423ft (128.3m) tall. It is located on my very own province

This picture was taken by me, it was our wedding anniversary when we went in Daranak falls located in Tanay Rizal, Philippines. It was a holiday season so many people also went there for a vacation. You

This waterfall has 2 names in our city, Graffiti Falls and Rainbow Falls. Source of shared Link

Lo que vemos: la increíble secuencia a lomos de un dron de un kayakista de 23 años remando y cayendo por una cascada de más de 30 metros de altura en Canadá. El joven sale ileso del espectacular descenso.

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My 1st entry for Dlike Waterfall Photography Sharing contest Bin-Bin Falls - Dawis Bayawan City Negros Oriental Philippines Source of shared Link

This is my second entry for waterfall contest  Source of shared Link

This is my entry for waterfall photography contest  Source of shared Link

My second entry for the dlike waterfall photography contest. This photography was not captured by me but by, @jaimegarcesphoto - Instagram Wishing Steemians and Dlikers a great mid week from

CEBU is the home province of my dad...this is my entry to Dlike's contest for waterfalls photography.. The Kawasan Waterfalls in Badian, Cebu. This photo is courtesy of tisoytraveler ... Source of shared

Here's my entry for the waterfalls photograph. This photo was taken at Tinuy-anan falls in Surigao Philippines. We visited this nice place with my college friends.  Source of shared Link

Taken by me at Glen Nevis Lower Falls, Scotland January 2017, the exact location has been added to Steemit World Map[//]:# (!steemitworldmap 56.770662 lat -5.036534 long Glen Nevis d3scr) Source of shared

My entry for the Dlike waterfall photography contest. The source of this photograph is from Instagram - Chris Rogers (@chrisrogers) Source of shared Link

Bugaboo creek flows from the glaciers of Bugaboo Provincial Park in BC Canada down the gorges to flow into the Columbia River near Spillimacheen. The hike is about a mile of level terrain that leads to

Waterfall of Silan Source of shared Link