Over the course of human history, we have learned about countless natural marvels. Nature does demonstrate to us that there are some unusual surprises out there, whether it’s the Shilin stone forest in China or the flaming pit in Turkmenistan known as The Gates of Hell. The internet is flooded with a video of a waterfall that ascends in the air rather than dropping. The Junnar region of Maharashtra is home to the Naneghat waterfall. Users on Twitter are in amazement after the mesmerizing video was posted. “Due to strong winds this waterfall ‘flows’ upwards.” according to the post’s caption.
Watch Viral Video:
Due to strong winds this waterfall "flows" upwards. pic.twitter.com/8xBKlAZMlH
— Weird and Terrifying (@weirdterrifying) January 23, 2023
Since it was released, the video has had over 865K views and 14.9K total views.
People Reactions:
Twitter users have responded to it with wonder. One of the visitors commented, “If ever there was a place to meet spirits, this is it.”
https://twitter.com/dovesandletters/status/1617589965323653123
That is truly remarkable & oddly beautiful! https://t.co/KsUG1zwmRL
— MamaBear2 (@Beautyjunkie21) January 30, 2023
Reminds me of walking back from the pub that time & peeing in the wrong direction
— $trong (@StrongHedge) January 23, 2023
Wow, what a spectacle! Water fall?…you mean Water-rise.
The Wonders of God in Nature. https://t.co/jmLhvZrbIZ— Christopher Lee (@chriskc_Lee) January 24, 2023
Water up.
— Best Plumbers | Instant Access to Local Plumbers (@Best_Plumbers) January 23, 2023
This frequently occurs back on my home planet.
— James Hughes (@JamesHu29812484) January 23, 2023
That's awesome
— Fluffy (@FluffyBannon) January 23, 2023
https://twitter.com/BonifiedBlvr/status/1617341304790487041
The images are from Naneghat’s reverse waterfall, which is part of a tranquil mountain range in Maharashtra not far from the Konkan coast and the Deccan plateau. Three hours from Mumbai, Naneghat is situated in Pune close to Junnar. If you’re still perplexed about how this stunning cascade defies gravity, be assured that it does not. There is a straightforward explanation for the reserve effect, not a scientific phenomenon. The location is characterized by strong gusts that propel the water upward.
Now, if you are intending to visit this magnificent beauty, keep in mind to pack warm clothing because the strong winds near the mountain range may cause it to get a bit chilly. Take some food and an umbrella with you as you go out on your mountain hike. The actual journey is between 4 and 5 kilometers long. The monsoon season is the ideal time to come since only when the wind speed is high enough does the reverse waterfall occur.
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