Aug 19, 2017
Autumn sunset at Piltvice Lakes National Park, Croatia
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Autumn sunset at Piltvice Lakes National Park, Croatia
Close up view of the tallest waterfall at Piltvice Lakes National Park
Videographer takes you on a short but spectacular road trip through Italy, Croatia & Slovenia.
Locations: Dolomites - Italy Lago Di Braies - Italy Blue Cave - Croatia Vis Island - Croatia Plitvice Lakes - Croatia Krka Waterfall - Croatia Dubrovnik - Croatia Split & Zadar - Croatia Lake Bled - Slovenia
Original video caption:
I've been filming this video for the last 3 years. All of the content is captured in my beautiful country Croatia. Some would call it the best summer video ever...
Locations seen in the video: Island Silba, Red and Blue lake, Mrežnica river, Zrmanja river, Cetina river, Rastoke, Sabunike, Plitvice lakes.
Piltvice Lakes Waterfall close up
Long exposure of waterfalls at Piltvice Lakes, Croatia
Piltvice lakes national park waterfalls, Croatia
PLITVICE LAKES, CROATIA
The Plitvice Lakes National Park is found in the mountainous region of Lika, between Zagreb and Zadar. The lake is surrounded by three mountains; Dinaric Alps, Plejesvica Mountain and Mala Kapela Mountain. 16 lakes are separated by the mountains into upper and lower clusters and the lakes are interconnected by a series of waterfalls. The lakes range in colour from azure to green, blue or grey. They formed from the erosion of chalk sedimentation, forming a karst landscape.
There is an altitude difference between the mountains; the highest point is at 1,280m and the lowest at 380m. The total height difference between the lakes is 135m; Veliki Slap, the largest waterfall, is 70m tall.
The Park was founded in 1949 and was granted UNESCO World Heritage status in 1979. It covers a total area of 300 square kilometres; the lakes join together over a distance of 8 km. It is the oldest national park in Southeast Europe.
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http://www.visit-croatia.co.uk/plitvicelakes/; http://croatia.hr/en-GB/Discover-Croatia/Nature?gclid=CKTu4LyagrICFbBUpgodIVsAjw Photo: http://www.lets-go.com.hr/wp-content/gallery/plitvicka-jezera/plitvice1.jpg