<h5>About Yuntai Falls.</h5><p>Yuntai Falls (or Yuntai Waterfalls) is China’s highest natural waterfall and attracts many tourists to the Yuntai Mountain Park area, where they can enjoy its natural beauty.</p><p>Reports say in 2023, the region attracted over seven million (70,00,000) visitors. The numbers highlight its immense popularity.</p><p>Many describe the waterfall as truly majestic, which can make people pause in awe, taking in its beauty. However, the waterfall has generated controversy.</p><div class="raw-html-embed"><figure> <video width="100%" controls=""> <source src="https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/newsahoot.appspot.com/o/china-s-waterfall-controversy%2FCinematic%20Yuntai.mp4?alt=media&amp;token=008668bc-b041-415b-a6c9-8f8c6fab9145" type="video/mp4"> </video> <figcaption>A video of the Yuntai waterfall. Video by YellowRiverStory.</figcaption> </figure></div><h5>What? Controversy regarding a waterfall?</h5><div class="raw-html-embed"><figure> <video width="100%" controls=""> <source src="https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/newsahoot.appspot.com/o/china-s-waterfall-controversy%2FYuntai%20Pipe.mp4?alt=media&amp;token=e8789268-4412-418e-97e1-d83817344a3d" type="video/mp4"> </video> <figcaption>A video showing water coming out from a pipe. Video by X News Journal.</figcaption> </figure></div><p>The famous waterfall sparked controversy after a video surfaced on social media showing the beautiful falls may be artificially supplied by a water pipe!?</p><p>A Chinese hiker shared the video, which has since gone viral on various social media platforms.</p><h5>Reactions to the video!</h5><p>After the video went viral, many users cracked jokes about how China is making fake waterfalls to attract tourists.</p><p>Some said nothing is real in China, and they can replicate anything, even natural waterfalls. The country is famous for its manufacturing ability, but it’s also known for producing many fake items. That’s why people are making such jokes regarding the waterfall.</p><p>Some have also shown concern about the person who shared the video, saying he might get harmed for revealing the truth.</p><h5>Management’s response!</h5><p>The Yuntai Mountain Park’s management explained that the dry season was the reason behind their idea to use a pipe to supply water.</p><p>They said the waterfall would lose its appeal to tourists during season changes and the dry season as the water dries up. So, they used a pipe to artificially supply water to maintain its majestic appearance.</p><p>The park’s management promised that tourists would be able to see the waterfall in its full natural view soon during the summer season (the summer season in China is usually from June to August).</p><h5>Not the first incident.</h5><p>This isn’t the first time that Chinese authorities have artificially boosted a waterfall to maintain its beauty, as during the dry season, water flow reduces.</p><p>The Huangguoshu Waterfall, another famous Chinese tourist destination, receives water from a nearby dam to maintain its flow during the dry season.</p>

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