Hukou Waterfall, Waterfall in China
The Hukou Waterfall is the second largest waterfall in China.
The aesthetic power of the Hukou Waterfall inspired poets and artists during the Tang Dynasty.
The Hukou Waterfall is central to local folklore and tales, making it a cultural landmark.
Hukou Waterfall is located near the town of Hukou and can be accessed by bus or car.
The Hukou Waterfall stands out for its unique brown water, a result of the higher concentration of silt in the Yellow River.
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