Amid a continuous cold snap in the middle reaches of north China’s Yellow River, the Hukou Waterfall has transformed into a mesmerizing icy spectacle. The freezing temperatures have caused the splashing water and mist from the waterfall to freeze on the rocks and railings on both banks, forming stunning ice sculptures that sparkle in the sunlight.
Visitors are awed by the majestic beauty of the frozen landscape. The natural ice formations create a breathtaking sight, with the frozen mist and water adding a layer of enchantment to the already impressive waterfall.
Hukou Waterfall, the world’s largest yellow waterfall, is situated on the border of Shanxi and Shaanxi provinces. Its transformation during the cold snap offers a rare opportunity for tourists and locals alike to witness the harmonious blend of the region’s natural beauty and winter’s artistic touch.
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