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Gullfoss Waterfall (Iceland)
Gullfoss waterfall in Iceland is also called the “Golden Waterfall” because the color appears gold when the water flows in the sunlight. The water comes from the Lángjökull Glacier and is divided into three waterfalls. They are very long and make a sharp turn with the river, creating an immense foamy stream of water in the narrow river below. To tame the water flow, there is a plan to install a hydroelectric power station, but it has not yet been implemented. And that makes the spectacle of Gullfoss remain: the water flows freely and wildly!
