Here at Wetravel, we're not only a trip organizing platform. We tell you about the places you need to see and what you need to know. Today, we're telling you about this secluded paradise that's blowing up on everyone's list of things to do before they die.

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This video which has racked up more than 3.8 million views, showcases Havasupai in all it's glory. Located in the Grand Canyon, in the USA, these possess incredible contrast in colors. The light brown cliffs contrasted against the milky turquoise water and the green grass make for a truly majestic natural wonder.

Since 2015 the falls have also blown up on social media, with a lot epic pics begin shared on Instagram like this one below.

A post shared by Lobo Mountain (@lobo_mountain) on Jul 30, 2018 at 1:29pm PDT

Ever visited the Grand Canyon? Would you explore it like this in Havasu Creek? Drop a comment and let us know if you would! ?:@minayounglee

A post shared by Hike Explore Live (@hikingbangers) on Aug 4, 2018 at 11:15am PDT

Where Are the Havasupai Falls

The falls are no doubt a place that represents everything about the reasons why we travel. Would you believe that this scenic paradise is right here in the United States?

When I told you all about the best time to visit the Grand Canyon, I had no idea that a gem like this was hidden right around the corner.

The Havasupai Falls are located in Arizona at the end of an intense hike in the Grand Canyon. But before you start your road trip and fantasize about your cinematic leap, there are important things you need to know.

What you Need to Know

• Jumping off the cliffs is prohibited and extremely dangerous: The depth levels of the pools change and there can be sharp and rocky bits on the bottom. There also has been a drowning incident due to a strong undercurrent right beneath the falls. This is something you have to do before you die, but let's not make it the last thing you do.
• Only a certain number of people are permitted per day: You need to make a reservation in advance just to visit, and camping and lodging is separate. Although people are already trying to book, the office is not taking reservations until February 1st. The phone lines will be very busy, but keep trying! People tend to cancel when it gets closer to their date.
• It's a strenuous hike: be prepared to be physically challenged but greatly rewarded.
• Make sure to wear sunblock and hat. Also make sure you take a lot of water with you on the hike. This part of Arizona can get extremely hot and dry during the summer months and dehydration is a legitimate concern.

Here's a full guide, written by Mike Stith, of everything you need to be prepared to visit. His extensive guide covers what essentials you need to bring and a breakdown of the different waterfalls.

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Preserve the Land

One of the most important things to remember about this destination is to preserve this beautiful landmark. It is a fragile environment and be sure to leave the place as pristine as when you came.

It's a wonderful thing that the Havasupai Indian Tribe of Arizona allows the world to see this place in person.

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Special thanks to Julia Pelio for allowing Wetravel to feature her stunning photos. Be sure to follow her on Instagram for more pictures of her travels.