Lonely Planetのインスタグラム(lonelyplanet) - 6月14日 16時11分

#LonelyPlanet staffer, @noplacelike_it, is currently on the road in #Croatia where she snapped this stunning shot of the wonderful waterfalls of #KrkaNationalPark. Stretching from the western foot of the Dinaric Range into the sea near Šibenik, the 73km Krka River and these waterfalls define the landscape of the park. The waterfalls are a karstic phenomenon: over millennia river water has created a canyon up to 200m deep through limestone hills, bringing calcium carbonate with it. Mosses and algae retain the calcium carbonate and encrust it in their roots. The material is called tufa and is formed by billions of plants growing on top of one another. These growths create barriers in the river that produce spectacular waterfalls. #travel

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