7 natural wonders still little known around the world

7 natural wonders still little known around the world

The world is full of spectacular natural wonders, such as the famous Grand Canyon, Niagara Falls and the Great Barrier Reef. However, these are not the only natural beauties that the planet has to offer. Some of the most incredible natural wonders don’t always get the attention they deserve, even though they are equally amazing and, in some cases, even more impressive than popular ones.

See 7 wonderful scenarios that you might not know about, but should definitely know about.

1. Chocolate Hills

In the heart of the Bohol province of the Philippines, the Chocolate Hills stand out as a unique natural wonder. During the dry season, these hills turn brown, hence their name. Although you are not allowed to climb it, you can admire its beauty from an observation platform with 214 steps.




2. Zhangjiajie National Park

Located in Hunan Province, China, Zhangjiajie National Park is a place straight out of a science fiction movie. With its towering sandstone rock formations, deep canyons and unique peaks, the park has become internationally famous. The site offers several forms of exploration, including trails, the Bailong Elevator and the thrilling Glass Bridge.



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3. Salar De Uyuni

The Salar De Uyuni in Bolivia is the largest continuous salt flat in the world, with a surface area of ​​more than 10,000 square kilometers. The place becomes even more magical after the rain, when the water transforms the salt into a giant mirror, creating the illusion of walking on clouds. In addition to the incredible landscape, the place is home to the “Palácio De Sal”, the first hotel in the world built with blocks of salt.



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4.Pamukkale

Pamukkale, or “cotton castle”, is a natural site located in Turkey, known for its natural thermal pools of limestone origin. Visitors can bathe in the hot springs while walking barefoot in the crystal-clear waters.



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5. The wave

Located in Arizona, United States, “The Wave” is a sandstone rock formation famous for its colorful, wavy shapes. Access to this natural wonder is limited and permits are distributed via lottery.



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6. Mount Roraima

Located at the crossroads of three countries – Brazil, Guyana and Venezuela – Mount Roraima is a geological wonder that stands out for its large flat surface. The highest point of the mountain is located at the southern end of the cliff, at 2,810 meters altitude, in Venezuela. There is also another elevation of 2,772 meters at the junction of the three countries.



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7. Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls is an astonishing sight on the border between Argentina and Brazil. These impressive waterfalls are made up of over 275 cascades and cascades, forming the largest waterfall system in the world. The setting is accentuated by the surrounding lush rainforests, which echo the rumbling sounds of water.



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The world is full of lesser-known natural wonders that also deserve recognition. With breathtaking landscapes, these wonders of nature offer unique and unforgettable experiences for adventurous travelers seeking beauty and inspiration. So, next time you plan a trip, consider exploring some of these little-explored natural beauty and witness the magnificence that our planet has to offer.

Source: Terra

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