AWESOME PLACES YOU HAVE NEVER SEEN BEFORE
1. Ice Caves of Juneau in Alaska
This is
Lying beneath a 12-mile long Glacier, from inside the Mendenhall
Glacier, it looks very similar to a scene in Planet
Krypton, Superman’s birthplace. From its hollow lights to its glowing
ice, it’ll literally give you the chills.
2. Mexico’s Hidden Beach at Marieta Islands
This was
created by volcanic activity thousands of years ago, the Marieta Islands
form a gorgeous caved beach. The uninhabited islands flourish with
biodiversity and beautiful scenery.
3. The Pink Lake
This is located at Lake Rebta, in Senegal, the pink
coloring of the water is caused by algae that produces red pigment when
exposed to sun light. For those that want to take a dip, don't worry the water has a high salt content allowing you to float easily. Though, you still might
encounter problem of not being able to see underwater. I'm very sure most ladies will want to visit this lake "Pinkies".
4. The ‘Underwater Waterfall’ Illusion at Mauritius Island
There’s an island that lies off the southeast coast of Africa that gives
off an illusion of an underwater waterfall. The spectacular view isn’t
exactly a waterfall, but just a visual phenomenon of sand plunging off
the top coastal shelf further down into the depths of the ocean floor.
We’re not so sure if it’d be safe to take a swim. Well for me I can't take a swim in this kind of place " I love my life".
5. Salar De Uyuini, Bolivia
Bolivia’s Salar De Uyuni is the world largest salt flat. A walk through
Salar De Uyuini is a trip through an endless white wonderland. And you
know what rain does to a giant salt flat? It impressively creates giants
mirror. So you can literally see your self below as you walk, exciting isn't it?
6. Son Doong Cave
Son Doong Cave’s colossal size makes it the largest cave in the world and it is located in Vietnam. They said the size is so enormous that it consists of two
forests, and its own weather system—sounds too unreal. I've never been there but I really want to see this.
7. The Rainbow Mountains
The Zhangye Danxia Landform is a result of over millions of years of red
sandstone and mineral deposits being laid down. Though the complexity
behind its formation may not be something the average person might be able
to understand, I'm a geologist so I understand all that. But still its colors and "painting like" features are
absolutely spectacular! Of all this places this is my favorite and I can't wait to see it. For those of you that want to visit, it is located in China.
So which one is your favorite??? Let me know via the comment box.
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