Hukou Waterfall

Hukou Waterfall is the second largest waterfall in China and the largest yellow waterfall in the world. It is located in the middle reaches of the Yellow River, in the Qin Jin Grand Canyon, famous for its majestic momentum and unique golden color, and is one of the symbols of the Chinese national spirit.

Color origin: Due to flowing through the Loess Plateau and carrying a large amount of sediment, the river water appears golden yellow, making the waterfall a rare "golden waterfall".
Four Seasons Scenery:
Summer flood season (best viewing period): The water volume is the largest and most spectacular, but the river water may be muddy and have the most sediment.
Winter Ice Flood Period (Unique Wonderland): Both banks are frozen, forming a spectacular sight of "ice waterfalls and jade pots". Some sections of the river have accumulated ice, creating a unique charm.
Spring and Autumn: Clear water flow, distinct waterfall contours, high probability of rainbow appearance.