In the past, we have seen some of our country’s breathtaking ancient architecture, landscapes, temples, and rivers! However, India is a land that keeps on giving and no matter how much you explore it, there is always something new to come across.
For example, our country has some amazing waterfalls! Travel bugs recently took to Twitter to share pictures and videos of waterfalls they visited from across the country on the occasion of World Rivers Day.
It was when IFS Officer Parveen Kaswan took to the micro-blogging site to spread awareness about the purity of India’s natural waters that people took to the comment section to share the visuals. Have a look:
Show me better fresh & mineral #water than this. As they say mineral water industries don't produce water, they produce #plastic. Forest is the mother of river. Water is one of the most valuable commodity forest provides. On #WorldRiversDay. pic.twitter.com/3TAluZ3emp
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) September 27, 2020
Do you know about 300 rivers in India have their origin in Tiger reserves. Which is very small part of total forests, the thing which we take for granted. They are green filters. Pure & blue. 2/n pic.twitter.com/dWvPC18B3D
— Parveen Kaswan, IFS (@ParveenKaswan) September 27, 2020
These are from Narmada River Fall at Jabalpur famous Marble Rocks. BhedaGhat . Pure water pic.twitter.com/SE6zbzKnA9
— Nisha rai (@nisharai_ggc) September 27, 2020
Unparallel waterfall, Maa tutla Bhawani waterfall, Tilauthu, Sasaram, Rohtas, Bihar pic.twitter.com/tjIgp2VP5J
— Pankaj keshri (@Pankaj_keshri) September 27, 2020
Rupin river cascading down .Rupin waterfall in the background. Rupin river is in HP. pic.twitter.com/BwKPTwwlUe
— Om Prakash jain (@Om_praka4321) September 28, 2020
Barki fall,near Kolhapur, Maharashtra. But no Mobile signal available. pic.twitter.com/OkwRRNRuWz
— Kaulagekar Vikram (@kvik992002) September 28, 2020
Aharbal (Kulgam)
Kashmir pic.twitter.com/6QjFXcZ5R1— خٹک Anjum 🇮🇳 (@TheAnjumKhaan) September 27, 2020
On the way to Kumbhalgarh Fort— PC me pic.twitter.com/ZW3CKF62l3
— Poojachauhan (@pcha29apr) September 27, 2020
And somehow they too. pic.twitter.com/It6HVlmcnI
— Lokeshnath Yadav (@LokeshnathY) September 28, 2020
Western ghats, Karnataka pic.twitter.com/BYJ0J29txn
— Chandrashekar (@Chandra26438460) September 27, 2020
Koodlu Theertha: Mesmerizing waterfall on Udupi-Agumbe road, near Hebri is the first fall of the River Sita. It is also known as Sita Falls.
Nestled amidst the dense forest of the Western Ghats and adjacent to the #Agumbe ranges Karnataka.#WorldRiversDayhttps://t.co/tisE25vFAN— Bharathi M Kumar (@BharathiKumar4) September 27, 2020
Takakkaw Falls pic.twitter.com/LmnemYEbXp
— Shuchit Ghainder (@ShuchitGhainder) September 27, 2020
Yes… no doubt..purest👍👍👇 pic.twitter.com/cX8Z5bE3Hj
— S K Phadke (@skphadke49) September 28, 2020
Blissful & Purest Form of #Water 💙 pic.twitter.com/5LXxhz8J9s
— Bikash Agarwal Goyal, ਬਿਕਸ਼ ਅਗਰਵਾਲ ਗੋਇਲ (@Bikash_Agarwal_) September 27, 2020
Corbett falls @jimcorbetpark pic.twitter.com/lWj18hVo7j
— ARJUN NAIK (@arjun_arjunrule) September 27, 2020
ambikapur,CG pic.twitter.com/7Qvy2Jpxk6
— ARJUN NAIK (@arjun_arjunrule) September 27, 2020
Silver Fall
Panchmadhi (MP) 😍 https://t.co/XpXZMm3RZU pic.twitter.com/4tXlM32z1g— छोटा पंडित (@PiebY4_) September 28, 2020
True https://t.co/81RTMoWta1 pic.twitter.com/63VLxs2gks
— An Indian 🇮🇳 (@trueindian1978) September 27, 2020
While our country’s natural beauty is immense, it is up to us as responsible citizens to take care of it. Take small little steps to ensure that nature thrives. Because if we take care of nature, nature will take care of us! 🙂