How this waterfall in Hawaii creates rainbows that keep tourists coming back
Rainbow Waterfall, or Waiānuenue, on Hawai'i's Big Island is a natural wonder formed by volcanic activity and the erosive power of the Wailuku River. Its name comes from frequent rainbows created by sunlight refracting through water droplets. The surrounding rainforest teems with diverse flora and fauna, making it a significant ecological site.
Rainbow Waterfall, or Waiānuenue, on Hawai'i's Big Island is a natural wonder formed by volcanic activity and the erosive power of the Wailuku River. Its name comes from frequent rainbows created by sunlight refracting through water droplets. The surrounding rainforest teems with diverse flora and fauna, making it a significant ecological site.
