17 insanely beautiful natural wonders of the world

Universe is full of amazing wonders, and planet earth is one of them. The blue planet appears like a marble from space but it is full of various types of natural wonders. As it is said, ‘there is no better artist than mother nature herself.’

Traveling is a part of spiritual reformation in us. As we travel, we realize how trivial our ego is in front of nature’s majestic display of its unmatched creations. A man who has never witnessed and appreciated nature is less likely to comprehend the concept of harmony with nature. Nature has can carve giant mountains, waterfalls, and it can play with every existing element. Traveling can bring us closer to nature. As treat for eyes and food for thought, take this small trip of 17 insanely beautiful natural wonders from around the world:

Grand Prismatic Spring, Yellowstone – United State’s largest hot spring

Lake Retba, Senegal – Also known as Rose Lake, it turns pink due a bacteria found in hyper-saline water

Pamukkale Travertine Pools, Turkey – Mesmerizing petrified waterfalls, formed by a series of hot springs

Paria Canyon, Arizona and Utah – Over 4 Million-year-old canyon formed by worn out layers of limestone

White Cliffs Of Dover, UK – Eye-catching chalk formation with unique hue

Yucatan Cenotes, Mexico – Natural sinkholes found throughout Mexico

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, China – Incredible sandstone columns, stretching thousands of feet into the sky

Jeita Grotto, Lebanon – An amazing underground limestone cave

The Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia – World’s largest salt flat that turns into one of the planet’s largest mirrors during the rainy season

Skaftafell National Park, Iceland – Dark lava columns worn out by erosion, formed inside a lava flow that cooled very slowly

The Great Blue Hole, Belize – A massive underwater sinkhole stretching 1,000 feet across and 412 feet deep, and surrounded by a ring of coral reefs

The Dead Sea, Jordan and Israel – Lowest place on earth, stretching 1,312 feet below sea level

Redwood National Park, California – Known for thousands of giant sequoias trees that are nearly 3,000 years old

Pingualuit Crater, Quebec – About 1.4 millions old crater formed when a meteorite stuck earth

The Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland – Incredible basalt formations created by flowing lava

Victoria Falls, Zambia and Zimbabwe – Incredible view of massive water flow at rate of 132 billion gallons per minute

Upsala Glacier, Argentina – Third-Largest glacier in Argentina’s Southern Patagonia ice field

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