Mount Cook, Lake Tasman, New Zealand
One of the world’s last frontiers the picturesque nation of New Zealand boasts of splendid and enthralling pictures and the testament of this is the breathtaking landscape off Mount Cook, Lake Tasman, New Zealand.
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The amazing landscape in Taiwan Yehliu Geopark
This extra-ordinary landscape found in Taiwan Yehliu Geopark is truly a sight to behold.
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The Pearl Waterfall, Juizhaigou Valley, China
The Pearl Waterfall which is situated in Jiuzhaigou Valley is a waterfall like no other. China’s true pearl and treasure this tourist attraction is one of the most visited places in the nation.
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Landcarpet’s Netherlands Rug
This fabulous Landcarpet landscape is an amalgam of astonishing colors. It is like a masterpiece lying before your eyes in a farm.
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Socotra Island in Indian Ocean
A chain of captivating islands, Socotra Island served as a sanctuary for more than 700 rare species of plants and animals. A third of the various species of flora and fauna here are considered endemic to the islands. Socotra Islands have been isolated from the African continent for around 6 to 7 million years.
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Rio Tinto
Next in our list is the strange looking yet fascinating Rio Tinto which is located in Spain. This awesome and quaint landscape looks like a scene in a moon. The development of this gigantic opencast mine already engulfed mountains, valleys and many villages. The people living nearby are already relocated. The name of this landscape has been derived from the river’s color of the water which is red. Though it look so fascinating the river is very acidic and at the same in abundance of heavy metallic elements.
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The Richat Structure in Mauritania
Nestled at the southwest region of the Sahara Desert, this magnificent panorama has a huge radius of 15 miles and can be seen from the space. One of the theories of how this landform was formed is through a collision with a meteor. But now many believed that it is formed through uplift and erosion. Until now, the creation of the circular shape of the landscape still baffles many scientists.
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The Spotted Lake in Canada
Seems like a masterpiece, this lake boasts of an assortment of colors that will certainly bring immense delight to the
ones that will see it. This lake is created by the combination of salt and various minerals, which give rise to various pools of water.
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Roturua, New Zealand
This landscape seats comfortably in the so-called “Bay of Plenty,” region in a northern island in the New Zealand. This city is well-known for its rotten eggs smell which is caused relentless volcanic activity which also unleashes sulfur. The place is also haven for Buried Village (Te Wairoa) in pools of mud and geysers.
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