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SomeLandscapes on Earth Are so majestic, you will really think that your eyes play tricks on you. Yet these beautiful sites are not optical illusions. They really exist! Crystal blue ice caves with rising mountain monasteries, these trip photos at the jaw are sure to leave you out of breath.

This medieval abbey of France is at the top of a rocky island in the bay between Brittany and Normandy. More than three milliontourists Visit this UNESCO World Heritage site for both the rich history contained in the fortified walls and to watch the tide roll, turn the outcrop to an island of Bonafide. A pavement keeps the site accessible to tourists even during the high tide.

Known for its 16 lakes in cascade and more than 90 cascades, thisNational Park is one of the oldest and largest in Croatia. More than a million people visit the site every year to follow trails on changing lakes.

Roussanou Monastery Is one of the only six monasteries left on the Métagnes de Meteora in Greece. The clifftop convent may seem impossible to access, but it is open to visitors. Steps andThe bridges were added in 1930 Make the trip less perfidious.

Situated inVatnajökull National Park, a wildlife area protected in southern Iceland, these ice caves are formed again each winter. Every Blue Topaze cave creates a dazzling opportunity for exploring and photography, and sinceThe new caves are created annuallyThey also lend themselves to repeat visits.

This former breathtaking town of Myanmar has more than 3,000 pagodas and temples, and is the largest archaeological site in the world. At almost 800 years, the structures survived 400 earthquakes. They will now be more protected thanks to aUnesco World Heritage Designation received last July.

Hang Sơn đoòng is the largest global cave by volume. If this is difficult to imagine, simply use the person illustrated in the center of this image for the ladder. Although it wasCreated millions of years agoIt was found in 1991 by a Vietnamese local and became accessible to tourists in 2013. To see it for yourself, you will need to hang one of the limited annual permits.

ThoseBolivian salt are the largest in the world at 4,086 square miles. The by-product of a dry lake, the area is particularly photogenic during the rainy season, when rainwater collects on the surface of the apartments, creating a massive mirror and photographic opportunities in the flexion of the spirit .

Built in 1900, this famousScottish lighthouse Alert seafarers to the presence of Nisist Point for a century. Although it is no longer inhabited, the lighthouse is packed with visitors who are running 1.3 mile towards the edge of the cliff for sunset. Of course, it is clear that the photos are as spectacular for those who admire the lighthouse from afar.

While carrying20 percent Freshwater water, Lake Baikal Siberia is the oldest, the deepest and the largest in the world in volume. The lake is also famous for the clear and turquoise ice forms on the surface of the water in thewinter month. The blocks of ice can become an 80-inch thickness of 80 inches, creating other frozen sculptures.

The Apenzell Alps of the Swiss Apenzell is high in EBenalp, the most northern top. Although the mountain - which has an elevation of 5,000 feet - is a popular hiking destination, there is also a cable car for those who are not inclined to do the trek. Whatever you do, save time to stop at Aescher Guesthouse, a170 year old restaurant and formerlodge Built directly in the cliff.

This city of Western Turkey hasNatural travertine terraces with flows thermal waters. Although visitors can dive into the healing baths, pools are largely limits because of too much foot traffic. Nevertheless, it is worth a visit to see the beautiful scenery (and take a picture perfect).

If you've ever wanted to feel like Indiana Jones, a visit to Ta Prohm temple atAngkor Watis a must for your bucket list. Built between 113-115 BC. AD, the complex of the jungle is the largest religious monument in the world and a powerful symbol of Cambodian pride. At sunrise, you will findTourists camped across The reflection pool to capture its own version of the iconic Angkor Wat silhouette.

Known for its towering cliffs, emerald, theNā Pali coast covers 17 miles of Kauai, the island of the wild north of Hawaii. The exploration of this luxuriant and largely unspoiled natural wonder is the easier the sea. In a raft or kayak, visitors can paddle up soaring flangs, hidden sea caves andremote beaches. For fans of air travel falls from Manawaipaopuna, contained inPark Jurassic are only one helicopter.

Until recently,Stuðlagil Canyon in eastern Iceland was hidden underwater. When a newly constructed hydroelectric plant significantly reduced the water level of the river Jökulsá á Dal in 2009, the sheer beauty of the canyon was discovered. Though it takes effort to achieve it, a day spent hiking on the basalt towers, the sun reflecting turquoise water is worth it.

Eight bridges cross thisscenario five scenic miles an archipelago in Norway. Whether you are traveling during the summer with a view of the bright blue waves and embraced the sun, or through the winds of autumn and sprayed angry sea, astumble on the road is a life around once in life.

ThisSlot Colored Canyon On Navajo land in Arizona offers the red sandstone which was carved by the wind and the seasonal rains over thousands of years. Here, the transfer of light from sun shines in the canyon, reflecting walls orange. Because of the danger of flash floods, the canyon, which is technically composed of two separate sections, is only accessible byguided tours.

ThePortuguese fishing village of Benagil Used to survive the force of his capture - that is to say, its sea caves were discovered and that tourism has taken the lead. Home to many sea caves, the size and beauty of the cave Benagil is unmatched. The paddle boat tours and stand-up are the best way to access the cave and beach hidden inside. (Be sure to book a tour in advance!)

With over 3000 pillars of sandstone peaks,Wulingyuan is a sight to behold. The scenic area in Hunan province of China is composed of fourNational parks and extends 200 miles. The narrow peaks, deep caves, rock formations, hidden valleys and water features are all what we call the five wonders of Wulingyuan.

Formed in marble monoliths,Catedral de Marmol were dug over 6000 years. The blue stone several préhèlement reflecting in the azure water located below do any colors appear richer. The natural beauty of marble caves attracts daily tourist boats and became one ofmust sees Patagonia.

This elusiveSlot Canyon in Zion National ParkUtah, one can only be accessed in one of two ways: a low intensive hiking up, or a long downward trek, complete with padding. Whatever you choose, once you have reached the subway, the gain is apparent.

Note: Despite the difficulty of reaching the canyon, nothing lacks hikers wanting to explore. Daily permits are in high demand and are decided by a lottery.

This incredibleRoute to Madagascar is lined with some rare and old giants. Trees, ages hundreds of years and nearly 100 feet high, walk a surreal and humiliating experience. Once surrounded by forest, trees are now all that remains due to demographic growth and the resulting deforestation. Fortunately, some private organizations have begun to campaign for the preserved avenue as the first protected natural monument of the country, ensuring that future generations will be able to travel the same incredible path.

Located between the Basque Mountains and Biscay Bay, thisSpanish beach is different from everything you've been before. The limestone and husband rocks were eroded by the sea for more than 60 million years. Although the area can be treated by boat, you are also allowed to explore the Flysch cliffs on foot.

ThailandPhu Langka Forest Park Looks like another planet when it is covered with a sea of ​​fog. The majestic four-mile park includes three overlapping mountains, many scarce plant species and a crowd of wildlife that call the forest's house. If you are planning a visit between spring and autumn, the wildflowers on the Mountain of Phu Langka should not be missed.

Rainbow mountain ridges inZhangye National Geopark are considered one of the most beautiful reliefs of China. They were created on millennia such as a wind and weather eroded the sandstone layers, resulting in warm red, orange and yellow rock stripes.

ThisCaverna trio In Germany has been designated the world's most colorful cave caves by Guinness Book of World Records. With "fairy" in his name, tourists can expect an experience that isNothing lack of magic.

I hope you are not afraid of heights! TheLynn Canyon Bridge In Vancouver, Canada, is suspended at 160 feet above waterfalls, deep pools and unleashed waters. The views are breathtaking ... That is to say if you can take you from the bouncing suspension bridge and swing at each step.

It's hard to believe it's a picture and not a painting. Every year between June and August, thelavender fields Bloom en Provence, France. The well-rowed rows of vibrant vibrant flowers coupled with intoxicating scent, draw crowds to the fields and nearby markets that sell a blue and honey perfused soap.

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