Havasu Falls

The Grand Canyon is one of the most amazing places on our planet. At first it may seem that this is a monotonous place, where the relief is represented only by reddish rocks and bizarre rock formations. But that's not at all true. The Grand Canyon has many amazing landscapes, among which the pearl is the emerald waterfall Havasu.

Many have seen it on postcards or calendars, but not many have been able to see it live. Havasu is a kilometer from the Indian village of Supai, so it is often called “Hawasupai”.

A few decades ago, the waterfall was called the Wedding Veil and was about 70 meters wide. But a severe flood changed the course of the waterfall to today’s appearance. First of all, the impossible green and emerald color of water is striking, which is constantly changing due to the high content of minerals in the water.

The falling water forms a large clean pond, pleasant for swimming on a hot day. The water does not fall below 21 degrees. On the shore formed a spacious sandy beach, gradually going under the shade of trees.