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The most peculiar natural landscapes in the world

Generally speaking, travelers often expect that it is quite similar to the beauty they watch. Blue and green lakes; red and yellow mountains in late autumn; or flat stretches of coastline...

No matter how unique it is, it is just the difference between the scale of the landscape and the season at that time. How different the snow-capped mountains in Switzerland and Tibet can be, maybe it's just the mood of the people watching the scenery and the experience at that moment.

However, the landscape on this planet does not stop there. The vast expanse and peculiarities of the earth will always exceed people's imagination; and subvert the "landscape" in everyone's conception.

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Lake Hillier ,Australia

Lake Hillier ,Australia

Lake Hillier, also known as Lake Horia, is located on the middle island of the Les Cheshes Islands in the southern part of Australia, Western Australia. It is a saltwater lake, and Lake Hillier is famous for its unique pink color.
When the salinity of the lake water increases, the halophilic algae in the lake will multiply and produce carotene, making the lake water appear unique pink. The color of the lake is not always pink, but will change with the change of salinity, showing different tones ranging from light green to deep red.

For lovers who like romantic pink, Lake Hillier is definitely a perfect destination for honeymooners.

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The Grand Prismatic Spring ,U.S.A

The Grand Prismatic Spring ,U.S.A

The Grand Prismatic Spring, also known as the Grand Prismatic Spring, is located in Yellowstone National Park in the United States, with a diameter of about 100 meters. It is the largest hot spring in the United States and the third largest in the world.

It is about 75 to 91 meters wide, 49 meters deep, with a water temperature of 85°C, and 2,000 liters of spring water gushes out every minute. It was first discovered by explorers in 1839.

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Giant's Causeway,Northern Ireland

Giant's Causeway,Northern Ireland

The Giant's Causeway is located on the Atlantic coast about 80 kilometers northwest of Belfast, Northern Ireland. A total of about 40,000 hexagonal stone pillars form an 8km coast. The stone pillars are continuous and orderly, extending into the sea in a stepped shape.

The Giant’s Causeway is believed to be formed by the cooling and solidification of lava after a volcanic eruption in the Paleocene. The Giant's Causeway and the Causeway Coast were listed as "World Natural Heritage" in 1986.

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Chocolate Hills,Philippines

Chocolate Hills,Philippines

Chocolate Hills is a natural wonder near Carmen in the middle of Bohol Island, Philippines. It is composed of 1,268 conical hills with a height between 40 and 120 meters.

Every summer, these "haystacks" will dry up and turn brown, like rows of chocolates laid out on the ground, so they are called "chocolate hills."

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Pamukkale Thermal Pools,Turkey

Pamukkale Thermal Pools,Turkey

Hot spring resort, "the eighth wonder of the world" in the hearts of Turks. Pamukkale hot spring pool, its beauty and reputation have long been spread all over the world.

Cotton Fort is actually a unique natural landscape formed by calcium carbonate and calcification; it is a relic located in the northern part of Denizli, Turkey. It is famous for its natural snow-white cotton-like terraces and wonderland-like reflective hot spring pools.

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Rainbow mountains ,Peru

Rainbow mountains ,Peru

Hidden in Peru, Vinicunca in the Andes is about 130 kilometers away from Cusco. Here is a wonderful scenic area connected by many mountains.