Most beautiful rivers around the world

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1.Cano Cristales River – River Of Rainbow, Northern Colombia



Cano Cristales River also called River of Rainbow located in northern Colombia present truly gem in this wild and beautiful country.
Its around 100 km long and 20 meter wide . It is hard to reach this destination , you have to fly by plain there to Macarena and then by boat trough unmarked jungle to find this river of colors, but if you are persistent enough you want regret it when you see this joy to eyes .

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2.Río Futaleufú, Chile And Argentina



Small town Futaleufu in Chile gives name to this amazing river wich flows trough 2 states Chile and Argentina .This river is also known for popularity among kayakers. They find it very attracting and one of the most famous places for kayaking.Clear and magic blue color gives this river specific charm which will leave you breathless if you stare long enough, at least i felt like that.

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.Zambezi River, Zambia And Mozambique



Yangtze River is the longest river in the Asia ,it flows 6,418 kilometers.With their amazing landscapes , gorgeous canyon and mountain it belong in our list of most beautiful rivers in the world.

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Danube River, Central Europe



Danube river flows trough ten countries of Europe. It give different looks on Cultures of countries that flows trough.Journey trough Danube is inspired with medieval  and modern spirit of Europe. Its the main artery of Central Europe. You will enjoy mediaval castles when you come to Austria and the spirit of the Eastern Europe when you pass Croatia , Serbia and Romania . Lot of different cultures gives this river more beauty

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Mississippi, North America



The Mississippi River is the largest river system in North America—so large, in fact, that it runs through 10 U.S. states and is divided into two main parts: the Upper Mississippi (from its source in Northern Minnesota to where it meets the Ohio River at the southern tip of Illinois) and the Lower Mississippi (from the Ohio River to the Gulf of Mexico). A major navigational route and settlement hub since the Native Americans settled there, the Mississippi River has been immortalized in American culture in everything from books like Mark Twain's The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn to the rhythm and blues music of the Mississippi Delta. Photo: Kevin Horan/Getty Images