A tidal bore was seen rolling along a river in China. Footage captured by Mr Wei shows the wave surging toward the shore in Hangzhou, Zhejiang, on August 19. Continuous waves can be seen rapidly ...

The world’s best-known tidal bore is on the Amazon River in Brazil where the Pororoca Bore can measure up to 4m high and reach 500km inland. Really! Australia has three locations where bores can occur ...

A massive natural phenomenon known as a "tidal bore" crashed onto a road and swept several vehicles away in its aftermath in China on Sunday. Security video next to the Qiantang River in eastern ...

Eventually, the wave breaks—and a bore is born. Some tidal bores have global reputations for their beauty and destructive power. Each year, the U.K.’s Severn River sees some 250 bores move ...

Large tidal bores were spotted at Qiantang River in east China's Zhejiang Province yesterday. Local hydrological stations said that the river would see its largest tidal bore in years due to ...

Huge waves were seen on the Qiantang River this week and thousands of people went there to see the massive tidal bore. We can promise it's not boring! Take a look.

If you plan to travel to Zhejiang province, a prosperous land in Southeastern China, the picturesque West Lake should be on top of your list along with the tidal bore at the Qiantang River.

A river bore is a vigorous wave that pushes upstream, against the current. They usually occur in funnel shaped estuaries and involve a river surging to cause the incoming tide to produce a wave ...

A tidal bore is expected to be seen along the River Mersey on Tuesday, September 29. If you’re hoping to view it, keep an eye out in the hours running up to high tide at 11.54pm Article ...

The upcoming tide forms a wave that travels up a river or bay, against the current. The one in Qiantang was 9 meters high, and travelled at 40 kilometers per hour.