World of Warcraft - Nature Wonders -Waterfalls in 4k part 1 for sleep, study, relaxing

World of Warcraft - Nature Wonders -Waterfalls in 4k, Relaxing water sound, Nature sound for sleep, study, relaxing, escape into another world Azshara 0:00 Azshara 2:02:34 Azshara is a beautiful coastal area cloaked in eternal autumn.[1] It is located in northeastern Kalimdor, east of Ashenvale, south of Winterspring, and north of Durotar. The trees and other flora are tinged in brilliant oranges and reds, and nearer the coast, great cliffs and sandy beaches line the ocean. The region's hostile inhabitants include enraged ghosts, vicious satyr, stalking naga, and ferocious wildlife. Azshara is also home to Bilgewater Harbor since the Cataclysm, which is considered the capital city of the Bilgewater Cartel goblins. Following the Siege of Orgrimmar, Tyrande Whisperwind claimed the night elves would allow the goblins to keep Azshara as part of the tentative peace between the Horde and Alliance,[2] however, the conflicts have since resumed following the Burning of Teldrassil in the Fourth War. source: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Azshara Arathi Highlands 30:17 The Arathi Highlands (/əˈræθi/ ə-RATH-ee or /əˈrɑːθi/ ə-RAHTH-ee)[2] (sometimes referred to as simply Arathi, the Highlands,[3] or Arathor[4]) are a region in southeastern Lordaeron, east of Hillsbrad Foothills and south of the Hinterlands. To the south lies the Thandol Span, a massive dwarven construction that bridges the canal between Lordaeron and Khaz Modan, connecting the Highlands with the Wetlands. It is a land rich in history, having once been the home of the first human empire of Arathor, who gave the region its name, and later the Kingdom of Stromgarde. The Highlands are sometimes inaccurately described as the birthplace of humanity.[5][6] Following the death of King Thoras Trollbane, the once-mighty Stromgarde fell on hard times after the Third War. Under the lead of Prince Galen Trollbane, the kingdom was unable to resist the might of its many foes. The city of Stromgarde, located in the southwest, was assailed by a combined force of Syndicate, vengeful Alteraci who sought to lay low the kingdom, the native Witherbark tribe of forest trolls that dot the forest to the east, and the Boulderfist ogres, whose hovels dot the east and central regions of the area. The main hubs of activity became Refuge Pointe for the Alliance and Hammerfall for the Horde. source: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Arathi_... Feralas 1:01:11 Feralas 3:05:00 Feralas (/fərˈɑː.ləs/ fər-AHL-əs),[1] unlike its barren neighbors to the north, south, and east, is a lush jungle. Both the Horde and Alliance lay claim to the area and have to contend with powerful local forces. These include the bloodthirsty Gordunni ogres who control a number of scattered ancient elven ruins, including the vast ruined city now known as Dire Maul. The ogres have desecrated and defiled much of Feralas, damaging the land with their taint. The Horde in particular is concerned with the unchecked expansion of the Gordunni and has put out a call for adventurers to aid the war effort against them. Feralas is also home to a number of Woodpaw gnolls and Grimtotem tauren, members of which are hunted by order of Belgrom Rockmaul in Orgrimmar. The far western islands are crawling with naga and recently several silithid hives have been spotted. Feralas is also the location of one of the four Great Trees leading to the Emerald Dream. source: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Feralas Zul Gurub 1:31:28 Zul'Gurub is a 20-man raid instance located in northeastern Stranglethorn Vale, released in patch 1.7. Like Zul'Farrak, it counts as an outdoors zone, and riding on mounts is possible. Zul'Gurub is the capital of the jungle troll tribes, led by the Gurubashi, worshippers of the terrible god, Hakkar the Soulflayer, who personally inhabits a temple in the deepest parts of the city. source: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Zul%27G...) Redridge Mountains 2:34:07 The Redridge Mountains (also known as the Red Ridge Mountains,[1][2] the Redridge Range,[3][4] or simply Redridge)[5] are located east of Elwynn Forest, northeast of Duskwood, and south of the Burning Steppes. Although it may be considered contested, Horde characters have no settlements or NPCs, and it is thus a place they use mostly for passing through to reach Flame Crest or Stonard. An idyllic region of rushing rivers, towering elms, and rising elevations, the Redridge Mountains are under the protection of the kingdom of Stormwind. On the western bank of Lake Everstill is the Alliance town of Lakeshire, the central hub for this faction's adventurers, offering many services and quests, as well as flight paths. The crossroads known as the Three Corners, located in the southwest corner of the zone, connects the town of Lakeshire with Elwynn, Duskwood and, via the Lakeridge Highway, Stonewatch Keep. The highway itself is quite a dangerous place occupied by gnolls, murlocs, and wild animals. source: https://warcraft.wiki.gg/wiki/Redridg...