The Magnificent Hukou Waterfall of the Yellow River—The Roar of the Yellow River

Hukou Waterfall, located at the border of Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces, is the second largest waterfall in China and the only yellow waterfall in the world. As a stunning natural wonder of the Yellow River basin, Hukou Waterfall attracts countless visitors with its majestic momentum and breathtaking scenery. The name of the waterfall comes from its resemblance to the mouth of a kettle. Here, the Yellow River is constricted by steep cliffs on both sides, causing the turbulent river to pour down like it is being funneled through a giant kettle spout, creating a spectacular spray and a thunderous roar. Standing at the edge of the waterfall, one can feel the ground shaking, and the deafening roar of the Yellow River is awe-inspiring, making one marvel at the power of nature. During the spring and autumn seasons, the water volume of Hukou Waterfall is at its peak, and the width of the waterfall can reach several hundred meters, with torrents of water rushing down, presenting a magnificent sight. In winter, Hukou Waterfall offers a different view, with the river water freezing into ice, resembling a giant silver dragon lying across the Yellow River, exuding a serene beauty.