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The inspiration for alien landscapes in modern cinema, this park features thousands of massive, pillar-like sandstone formations reaching high into the mist. 20. The Dead Sea (Jordan/Israel)
A series of 16 terraced lakes connected by spectacular waterfalls, famous for their unique colors—ranging from azure to green, grey, and blue. The colors change constantly depending on the mineral content and sunlight. The park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and features wooden walkways that allow exploration without damaging the delicate travertine.
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Volcanoes & lava landscapes (additional standout) 35. Kīlauea (Hawaiʻi, USA) — active shield volcano and lava flows 36. Mount Kilimanjaro (Tanzania) — iconic snow-capped free-standing peak 37. Aoraki / Mount Cook region (New Zealand) — alpine glaciers and mountain scenery
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Also called the “Eye of the Sahara”—a massive, 30-mile-wide bullseye formation visible from space. Once mistaken for an impact crater, it’s actually a deeply eroded geological dome.
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The world's highest uninterrupted waterfall, dropping an astonishing 3,212 feet from the flat top of a remote tepui mountain. 37. Stromboli Volcano (Italy) The colors change constantly depending on the mineral
Karst, sinkholes & caverns 27. Son Doong Cave (Vietnam) — world’s largest known cave chamber 28. Cenotes of Yucatán (Mexico) — sinkholes/underwater caves 29. Blue Hole (Belize) — large marine sinkhole for diving
Spanning over 1.5 miles, Iguazu Falls is a breathtaking spectacle of 275 individual waterfalls. Hike, boat, or take in the views from the many observation decks.
A swirling, orange-and-red sandstone rock formation located near the Arizona-Utah border, requiring a highly competitive lottery permit to visit. 27. Lake Baikal (Russia)
The largest hot spring in the United States, the Grand Prismatic Spring, is a kaleidoscope of colors created by the presence of microorganisms and minerals. Marvel at the vibrant hues of this natural wonder.