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Krubera Cave, Abkhazia
Located in the Arabica mountain range, Krubera is the deepest known cave in the world. It reaches 7,188 feet towards the core of the Earth. It’s also know as Crow Cave because of the enormous amounts of these birds’ nests there.
Valley of Flowers, India
Valley of Flowers National Park is one of the most beautiful wonders. There is something unbelievable in the high mountains reaching the clouds and the steep slopes covered in bright lush flowers. It is also a habitat for many rare and endangered animal species, like the Asian black bear and blue sheep.
Key Gompa, India
Located near a small Indian village of Kibar, Key Gompa is a high-altitude Buddhist monastery. It is situated on a hill 13,668 feet above sea level. In its 10 centuries of history, it endured war, fire and earthquakes. Thus the unusual form, ensuring maximum protection.
Wulingyuan, China
It is one of the most striking natural wonders in the world. There are more than 3,000 quartz and sandstone pillars, some of which reach 650 feet high. Wulingyuan is on the UNESCO World Heritage List, but remains fairly unknown to the general public.
Lechuguilla Cave, New Mexico, USA
Until 1986, this cave was known as Misery Hole and was just an 82-foot shaft. Today, it’s the seventh most researched cave range, with a known length of 134.6 miles. It’s an enchanting crystalline formation of plaster-stone and aragonite, and one of the most ancient ecosystems.
Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
Plitvice Lakes National Park is a haven of breathtaking views. The contrast of bright blue and green creates gripping visions for the imagination. It’s no less amazing in winter, when some of the lakes freeze.
Quinta da Regaleira, Portugal
Quinta da Regaleira is a palace which contains an astounding well with a spiral staircase leading to many exits. This place is believed to be the birthplace of masonic rituals. The bottom of the well portrays a wind rose on the cross of a Knight of the Temple, a symbolic feature of initiation rituals.
Sigiriya, Sri Lanka
Sigiriya, or Lion Rock, is a remnant of an ancient mountain fort and palace. It is surrounded by a network of gardens and reservoirs. There is also an amazing picture gallery consisting of painted frescoes that stretch for as long as 460 feet.
Mount Erebus, Antarctic continent
This is the second largest volcano of the Antarctic, active since 1972. There are numerous amazing ice towers formed from the volcano’s steam emissions. Many of them steam all the time. There are also many ice caves formed by nature, with eerie bluish underground chambers.
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks, New Mexico, USA
These tent rocks were formed approximately 7 million years ago from ash deposited by a flow from volcano eruption. Most mountain formations are nature’s creation sculpted by weathering and erosion, and this one is no exception. Some of these rocks are 100 feet high.
Wai-O-Tapu, New Zealand
Wai-O-Tapu is an unbelievable thermal wonder of New Zealand. One can walk around this territory in just three hours, but each turn brings one new excitement in the form of geysers and colored lakes. The lakes are so amazing that one has to see them firsthand to believe that this riot of color is real.
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