The world is full of wondrous places, some of which resemble sights you would only expect to find on a distant planet. If you’re dreaming of traveling somewhere uniquely different you don’t have to pay hundreds of thousands of dollars to venture into outer space. Some of the most unbelievable locations are located much more conveniently, right here on our own planet.
Incredible otherworldly locations are dispersed around the globe and some might even be near your own backyard. New Zealand, China, America, Venezuela, Canada and Ethiopia are just some of the places around the world housing out of this world sights you have to see to believe. If you’re craving a truly exotic vacation here are some of the most unbelievable locations around the world you should add to your travel bucket list.
Photo: Lou Lu
2. Pamukkale in Denizli Province, Southwestern Turkey
Photo: Ahmet Şahin
3. Glowworms Cave on the North Island of New Zealand
Photo: waitomo.com
4. Fly Geyser in Nevada, USA
Photo: Inge Johnsson
5. Grand Prismatic Spring in Wyoming, USA
Photo: Heidrun Homburg
6. Glow-in-the-dark Beach in Maldives
Photo: Will Ho
7. Emerald Ice on Lake Baikal located in the south of the Russian region of Siberia
Photo: Alexey Trofimov
8. Tianzi Moutains in China
Photo: Richard Janecki
9. Antelope Canyon in Arizona, USA
Photo: wikipedia.org
10. Salar De Uyuni in Southwest Bolivia
Photo: dadi360
Photo: Takaki Watanabe
11. Monte Roraima located in Eastern Venezuela
Photo: Gustavo Alvarez
12. Giants Causeway located in Northern Ireland
Photo: Greg Sinclair
13. Red Beach in Panjin, China
Photo: MJiA
14. Son Doong Cave in Vietnam
Photo: National Geographic
15. Abraham Lake in Alberta, Canada
Photo: Emmanuel Coupe
16. Ice Cave in Iceland
Photo: Julien Ratel
17. Zhangye Danxia landform in Gansu, China
Photo: unbelievableinfo.blogspot.it
18. Dallol Volcano in Ethiopia
Photo: Victoria Rogotneva | Olio Ataxia
19. Ice Cave near the Mutnovsky Volcano in Russia
Photo: Denis Budko
20. Lake Retba (also know as Lac Rose) located in the Cap Vert peninsula of Senegal
21. Dragonblood Trees located in Socotra, Yemen
Photo: Csilla Zelko
22. Namib Desert in Namibia, Southern Africa
Photo: Martin Bailey
23. Naica Mine in Chihuahua, Mexico
Photo: nicole_denise
24. Gates To Hell in Derweze, Turkmenistan
Photo: Thien Bui
25. Lake Hillier located off the south coast of Western Australia
Photo: Ockert Le Roux
26. Spotted Lake in Osoyoos, British Columbia
27. Cave in Algarve, Portugal
Photo: Bruno Carlos
28. Ice Cave in Oregon, USA
Photo: Nagesh Mahadev
29. Skaftafell Glacier in Reykjavik, Iceland
Photo: Martin Bailey
Source: Earth Porn
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