THE MOST SPECTACULAR PLACES OF THE WORLD

Our world is full of beauty and I found all those places I think are awesome. I will start with the best ones for me:

Fly Geyser, Nevada

It isn’t a natural geyser but is a rainbow geologic wonder. In 1964, after a searching on geothermal energy, the place didn’t closed and the liquefied minerals got accumulated creating forms with many colours.

Great Blue Hole, Belize

It’s a large underwater sinkhole. The hole is circular and is 125 meters deep. The Great Blue Hole is the best place to do underwater activities and it’s said that the deeper you go, the water become clearer.

Plitvice Lakes, Croatia

These lakes are located in the biggest National Park of Croatia. The most beautiful thing of these lakes is that form waterfalls between them, making a paradise. There are 16 lakes can be explored by boat or by feet, crossing the walkway witch connects the path of the park.

The Door to Hell of Darvaza, Turkmenistan

In 1970, soviet geologists were searching gas there and the floor sank leaving a hole of 20 meters deep. For not to let the harmful gases evaporate, the scientists set fire to this gas-filled cave. 40 years later, the crater is still burning like a real door to hell, hence the name.

Bryce Canyon, Utah, United States

The Bryce Canyon is situated between 2.400 and 2.700 meters up. The formation has a pyramidal shape and receives the name of “Hoodoos”.

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

The Salar de Uyuni is the biggest salt desert of the world, with a surface of 10.000 m^2­. It was part of the prehistoric salt lake (Lago Minchín) witch once covered most of the southwest of Bolivia.

Pamukkale Thermal Pools, Turkey

“Pamukkale” in Turkey means “Cotton Castle”. Thousand years ago, lots of earthquakes were hitting Asia Minor and, as result, the rocks were moved and broken so the underground waters were released on the surface. Over two million of tourists come to this place annually. Pamukkale is the second most visited attraction in Turkey.

Moeraki Boulders, New Zealand

Some look like eggs from dinosaurs, others are hollow inside and some measure up to 2 meters. Scientists explain the boulders were formed about 65 million years ago and according a Maori legend, the boulders are rests of the fishing, pumpkins and potatoes that arrived at the coast after the shipwreck of the Araiteuru canoe.

Reed Flute Cave, Guangxi, China

This is a natural cave of limestone with multicolored lighting. It’s over 180 million years old and was forgotten during miles of years until 1.940, by a group of Japanese refugees.