It is an scene of almost apocalyptic proportions.
Bystanders are dwarfed as they standing and watching a tremendous rush of water gushing through gaps in a dam in China, part of a carefully-choreographed operation to remove silt from the Yellow River in Luoyang, in the Henan province.
This annual operation sees by more than 30 million tonnes of silt sent downstream a year, with more than 390 million tonnes shifted this way over the last 13 years.
A Look At China’s Giant Man-Made Waterfall
One Response to “A Look At China’s Giant Man-Made Waterfall”
looks like a dam to me. Not exactly a waterfall..