
The 230-Foot Waterfall Bursting Directly from a Hidden Mountain Cave in Georgia
High in the limestone ridges of Imereti, an underground river surges through flooded cavern lakes before plunging 230 feet down a sheer three-tiered cliff.
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High in the limestone ridges of Imereti, an underground river surges through flooded cavern lakes before plunging 230 feet down a sheer three-tiered cliff.

Deep in the Missahoé canopy, a mountain torrent once tapped for Togo's only commercial mineral water now stands as the country's most frequented cascade.

Plunging through the basalt plateau of Mondulkiri, Bou Sra Waterfall forms a wild three-tiered torrent deep within Cambodia's eastern borderlands.