The Most Beautiful Fountains, 15 Spectacular Fountains in The World (Part 2)

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The Most Beautiful Fountains, 15 Spectacular Fountains in The World (Part 2). (CNN) -- Not content to simply swim in it, fill balloons with it, shoot it at bystanders during massive water fights or mix it with whiskey, people never cease to find amazing ways to make water even more incredible than it already is. most beautiful fountains, most spectacular fountains world, best fountains world, most beautiful places world, best places ini the world, best places to visit in the world, beautiful place in the word, travel, travel guide, traveler guide, Blasting it sky high, illuminating it with dazzling lights, surrounding it with classical sculpture ... as the magnificent fountains below illustrate, if you're only using water to drink and do laundry, you're missing out on the fun side of our most precious commodity. Banpo Moonlight Rainbow Fountain (Seoul) The world's longest bridge fountain, Seoul's Banpo Moonlight Rainbow Fountain employs 10,000 LEDs and 380 water jets that run along both edges of the 1,140-meter (370 feet) bridge. Lotte World Musical Fountain (Busan, South Korea) South Korea is also home to the world's tallest indoor fountain. It opened in 2010 inside the Gwangbok Lotte Department Store in Busan. Fountain of Wealth (Singapore) Named the world's largest fountain by Guinness World Records in 1998, the Fountain of Wealth can be found outside Singapore's Suntec City shopping mall. Crown Fountain (Chicago) Chicago's Crown Fountain is one of the most creative fountains anywhere. It features a black granite reflecting pool positioned between two towers that use LEDs to display digital videos. Dubai Fountain (Dubai) You expect great things from a fountain that sits on a 30-acre lake in front of the world's tallest structure, the Burj Khalifa. And in the Dubai Fountain, you get them. Jet d'Eau (Lake Geneva, Switzerland) Geneva's spectacular Jet d'Eau shoots water 140 meters (459 feet) into the sky. Its creation was actually a mistake. In 1886, a hydraulic power station was built to deliver water from the Rhone to the city's fountains, households and factories. Aquanura, Efteling (Kaatsheuvel, Netherlands) The Aquanura fountains at the Netherlands' historic Efteling theme park were built to celebrate the park's 60th anniversary in 2012. Longwood Gardens fountains (Kennett Square, Pennsylvania) This series of Pennsylvania fountains was built in 1931. Within the fountain's various pools are 380 nozzles, while a recirculation system of 18 pumps propel 37,854 liters (10,000 gallons) of water per minute up to 39 meters (130 feet). Colored lights were later added, and the fountains were fully computerized in 1984. Scioto Mile Fountain (Columbus, Ohio) Covering 1,393 square meters (15,000 square feet), the Scioto Mile Fountain features five stainless-steel halo structures with 1,100 fog nozzles and a central halo from which water is shot 22 meters (75 feet) into the air. Kanazawa Fountain Clock (Kanazawa, Japan) This unique clock sites outside Japan's Kanazawa train station and is comprised of a series of small fountains set against a black background. A hi-tech valve system allows the fountain to be programmed to display both numbers and letters in a range of languages. The Most Beautiful Fountains, 15 Spectacular Fountains in The World (Part 2). most beautiful fountains, most spectacular fountains world, best fountains world, most beautiful places world, best places ini the world, best places to visit in the world, beautiful place in the word, travel, travel guide, traveler guide, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbNYLG_GL3w