Do not miss this beauty! Niagara Falls turns into ‘Winter Wonderland’

New York, January 2: World’s largest waterfall Niagara froze up turning into the winter wonderland. Icicles hanging like stalactites have formed on rocks, walls and railings surrounding the falls. The water is icy but still descending swiftly onto the river below it in a thick cloud of mist. 

Such is the winter-wonderland sight that tourists, cameras in hand, are braving the frigid winter to see.

Though known for its hundreds of acres of lush terrain and trails conducive to hiking, Niagara Falls State Park, just outside Buffalo, boasts equally stunning views even as temperatures drop and crowds thin.

Photos of the falls on the American and Canadian sides have become a world attraction in recent days as wind chills there fell to as low as minus 14 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.