Beauty is something we have been pursuing since we were young, especially for many female friends, and loving beauty has become a lifelong insistence. At first, we were still focused on appearance, but as the standard of living improved, enjoyment became the focus of our attention. Travel has also become something that every family, every year, insists on doing. Since it is to change the mood, you must go to the beautiful place, then do you know where the most beautiful place in the world is? Perhaps many people are going to very hot tourist areas to play, in fact, in addition to those tourist areas, there are many places you don't know about the beauty of making you linger! There is no need to go to crowded places during the holidays, which are the best places to relax and unwind.
The most beautiful place in the world
First, the waterfall of the most beautiful place in the world
1. Seljaland Falls, Iceland
One of the prettiest waterfalls in Iceland, Seljaland Falls is located between Sko aux Falls and Selfoss, about 30 km west of Skogarh on the Seljaland River, ireland's most photogenic waterfall and has appeared in books and magazines many times. Seljaran Waterfall is 60 meters high and soars down the cliffs, where the white water and the surrounding beauty blend together to become a favorite of photography enthusiasts.
If you travel to Iceland, missing the Seljaland Falls will make you beat your chest. Although Seljaland Falls does not rank well among iceland's many waterfalls, it is neither the largest nor the highest, but it is the most elegant and beautiful. The most beautiful moment of Seljaland Falls is sunrise or sunset, when the sun shines on the waterfall's curtain of water, transforming into a beautiful mist of water, which makes people intoxicated.
2. Victoria Falls
There is also a famous and very beautiful waterfall in Zimbabwe, that is, Victoria Falls, victoria falls is one of the most beautiful and largest waterfalls in the world, but also the largest waterfall in Africa, one of the most spectacular waterfalls, located in southern Africa, Zambia and Zimbabwe border, on the Zambezi River, in fact, this is its previous name, now called Mosi Otunia Falls, more than two kilometers wide, there are few such spectacular and intimidating places on earth.
Victoria Falls also records a history of the Great "Discovery" of Livingstone that broke the peaceful life of the local population, and in 1890, the British ruled Zimbabwe south of the Falls, and four or five years later they took control of Zambia on the north shore of the Falls. The colonizers began with "discovery" and then occupied, and the original form was revealed. From 1903 to 1905, the colonists built this road and rail bridge to open the barrier formed by the Zambezi River in an attempt to pave the way for British colonial rule from Cairo to Cape Town.
The Great Falls have a tragic beauty that can shock people. Sixty or seventy years after the bridge was built, earth-shaking changes took place on the north and south banks of the Great Falls: Devil's Falls washed away the bad luck imposed on the African people by the colonists, horseshoe Falls boosted the morale of the African people, the roar of the Main Waterfall shattered the dream of colonialism, and the people on both sides of the Great Falls won national independence and national liberation.
The waterfall is 108 meters high and the water volume is 1 million liters per second, and waterfall fans can jump from the waterfall with a rubber belt, which definitely stimulates the Victoria Falls belt to be a 97-kilometer-long "zigzag canyon" with a drop of 106 meters. The entire waterfall is divided into 5 sections by four rock islands, including Livingstone Island, and is named "Devil's Falls", "Main Falls", "Horseshoe Falls", "Rainbow Falls" and "East Falls" due to differences in flow and drops.
3. Plitvice Lakes Waterfall
The Plitvice Lakes region is the most beautiful and famous national park in Croatia, located in the valley of the mountains of western Croatia, it is close to the main road connecting Zagreb and Dalmatia, it is made up of sixteen lakes connected by countless waterfalls, with a total area of 19,462 hectares, this place is the best habitat for wildlife.
Formerly known as the Plitvice Lakes Basin, Plitvice Lakes and waterfalls form due to the long-term sedimentation of limestone. i.e. the result of calcification. When the Cornara River winds through the limestone and dolomite canyons arrive here. It cannot flow freely and form a string of lakes. This geological phenomenon is commonly found in many rivers that flow through limestone areas. But the Plitvice region is the most unique and the most spectacular.
4. Niagara Falls
Americans believe they have the largest waterfall in the world in Niagara. Located on the border between The Canadian states of Ontario and New York, this breathtaking waterfall is known for its beauty and valuable hydropower resources. There are several versions of the origin of the name of this waterfall.
The name "Niagara" derives from the North American Indian Iroquoi tribal language "ONGUIAAHRA" river, which according to legend holds the soul of the Iroquoi Thor god. Although Niagara Falls is large in size, the flow of the falls is only 6 million cubic feet (169901 cubic meters) per 60 seconds.
5. Angle Falls
In the eyes of tourists, waterfalls are not only important for volume. The height of the waterfall is equally awe-inspiring. With a total height of 3,212 feet (979 meters), Angle Falls is the tallest waterfall in the world and has the largest drop in the world. Venezuela's Penom tribe calls it "the deepest waterfall." In October 1937, James Ingres made it famous.
6. Kehertur Waterfall
Located in Guyana, Kehertur Falls is the "single-level waterfall with the largest drop", 5 times taller than Niagara Falls and 2 times taller than Victoria Falls. Keethor Falls is 741 feet (226 m) high and 370 feet (113 m) wide. At the top of the shield of ancient Guyana in the most pristine forest on Earth, Kehertur Falls is an absolute wonder of the world.
The leader of the Partamona tribe in central Guyana named "Kai", in order to carry forward the spirit of greatness to protect his people from the invasion of barbarian tribes, died in a canoe at the waterfall, hence the name of The Keetur Waterfall. In local language, "Tours" means "waterfall".
7. Iguazu Falls
There is another spectacular waterfall on the border between Argentina and Brazil, which is the Iguazu Falls, which is located on the border between Brazil and Argentina. Unlike Victoria Falls and Nicaragua Falls, Iguazu Falls is not a long curtain of water, but rather a rushing Iguazu River "encounter" canyon, forming several waterfalls of various sizes that are connected to each other.
It consists of 275 waterfalls of various sizes, with a total span of about 2700 meters, some of which can reach 269 feet (82 meters). With a flow of 1.3 million liters per second, the Iguazu Falls is stunningly beautiful. Many individual waterfalls are broken by protruding rocks in the middle, deflecting the water and splashing up, creating a rainbow-like curtain-like view. From the bottom of the waterfall, nearly 152 meters (500 feet) of fog and rainbows rise into the air, making it a spectacular sight.
The name Iguazu comes from the Guaraní language, which means "great water". Legend has it that a god wanted to marry a beautiful fairy girl, but the girl escaped in a boat with her mortal lover. In his rage, the gods split the Iguazu River and let the suffering lover fall forever.
8. Huka Falls, New Zealand
There are many waterfalls in New Zealand, and Huka Falls stands out for its unique sapphire blue color. It is one of the most popular natural landscapes in The New Country. Huka Falls is an abundance of water and imposing water, making it a great photo spot.
The Waikato River is swept down by a 12-meter-high river fault, causing a huge amount of water flowing 230 tons per second, and the shallow blue-blue Waikato River produces a huge force of spraying and downward due to the action of the pass and the fault, forming a foam-like waterfall that flows down, so the locals call this waterfall "Huka", which is the meaning of foam.
9. Chog Waterfall
Chog Falls is the largest waterfall in India and is located near Karnatakana Taragupa. Many people come to India to see places of interest such as the Taj Mahal or yoga seminaries, and few come to India specifically to swim in waterfalls. However, if you visit The Chog Falls, you will definitely find that the trip is worth it.
10. Angel Falls
Angel Falls, the world's tallest waterfall, located in the Sierra Nevada Mountains of California, the waterfall is 979 meters high, can be divided into three sections, is 15 times the height of the famous Niagara Falls, is the largest waterfall in North America, the waterfall is named after the American pilot Jimmy Angel, he observed this waterfall so high when flying over Venezuela, so that the world was amazed.
In years with less snowfall, Yosemite Falls fade away in late summer or early autumn due to reduced water, when climbers often take the opportunity to challenge climbing up the rock, which is quite risky in sudden afternoon thunderstorms, and the waterfall may suddenly appear, and the amount of water is enough to wash climbers down. May to June is the largest, and the annual sub-flow of less rain is greatly reduced.
2. The tunnel of the most beautiful place in the world
1. Japanese Wisteria Tunnel
Hanoi Rattan Garden is one of Japan's few private wisteria gardens, and from late April to mid-May, a variety of wisteria flowers bloom one after another, transporting visitors into a fairytale-like world of ultimate romance. There are 22 species of wisteria trees in the park, such as Noda long vine, lipstick vine, etc.; The ticket price is 300 yen to 1,000 yen, which may vary depending on the flowering conditions; When charged 1,000 yen for the ticket, you should feel lucky because you met its most beautiful moment. During this season, many tourists like to have a picnic under the wisteria flowers and enjoy a leisurely time in a fairytale world.
2. The Japanese Arashiyama Bamboo Trail can listen to the sound of nature
The Sagano Bamboo Forest is located in Arashiyama, a national monument in Kyoto, Japan. The trail in the picture above is about 500 meters long and runs through the most famous bamboo forest in Japan, so it is no wonder that the Japan Agency for Cultural Affairs has praised Arashiyama as a "beautiful place". Stop in the bamboo forest and you can hear the natural sound of the wind blowing through the bamboo leaves, which has also been rated as one of the 100 most memorable sounds in Japan.
3. Yew Tunnel in Wales, ENGLAND
The Aberglasne Mansion is regarded as one of the most beautiful gardens in The UK and inspired writers as early as the 15th century. The Yew Tunnel is often thought to have been planted by the Dyer family that inhabited it in the 18th century, and it took nine years to prune it to restore it to its original arch shape. Today it is one of the most famous tourist attractions in the region.
4. Dark hedges in Northern Ireland
This beautiful beech tunnel is known locally as the "Dark Hedge" and is about 300 years old. Allegedly in the 18th century, James Stewart planted 150 beech trees to show off to guests who came to his estate on the way. Today, it is a famous attraction in Northern Ireland.
5. Cherry blossom tunnel in Bonn, Germany
Every spring, this street in Bonn, Germany, becomes an enchanting cherry blossom tunnel. In fact, there are two cherry blossom tunnels in Bonn, of which The most popular is the Herstrabo. The cherry blossom blooming period is usually 7 to 10 days, which varies depending on the weather conditions.
6. Via Gácaro de Cavajo, Porto Alegre, Brazil
There are more than 100 rosewood trees on the street, and the dense foliage covers the sky, which also reduces the use of air conditioning in the buildings on both sides of the street by 30%. In 2006, the then Mayor of Porto Alegre signed a decree declaring this beautiful street part of Brazil's historical, cultural, ecological and environmental heritage.
7. Autumn Leaf Tunnel in Vermont National Park, USA
This is the most typical color of autumn, and the beauty of autumn leaves is breathtaking. At first, the leaves in the northern part of the national park begin to change color, and then as late autumn approaches, the dazzling colors gradually spread southward.
8. Ginkgo Tree Tunnel in Japan
The ginkgo tree is revered in Japanese culture. Six ginkgo trees survived the bombing of Hiroshima and grow to this day. The Japanese regard ginkgo as the "bearer of hope", and ginkgo is often referred to as a "living fossil". Today, there are about 65,000 ginkgo trees in Tokyo City, which are scattered throughout the streets and parks. The Ginkgo Tree Tunnel in the photo above is located at Meiji Jingu Shrine.
9. The tunnel of Ukrainian love
This is perhaps the most romantic train lane in the world, located in the small town of Kleven in western Ukraine. The tunnel is about 2 miles long and is a transport railway for a logging plant. Locals call the tunnel a "tunnel of love", and many couples come here to make a wish.
10. South Africa's Orchid Tree Boulevard
Johannesburg, South Africa, is home to the world's largest man-made forest, with over 10 million trees growing in South Africa's largest city. There are at least 49 species of jacaranda in the world, most of which are native to South America and the Caribbean. The Jacaranda Tunnel in Pretoria is home to more than 70,000 jacaranda trees, which, when in full bloom, make the whole city appear brilliant purple and blue.
Third, the ocean of the most beautiful place in the world
1. Galapagos - Isabela Island
Isabela is an island in the South American country of Ecuador, part of the Galapagos Archipelago, the highest point of 1,707 meters above sea level Isabella Island is the largest of the Galapagos Archipelagos, Isabella Island is located at the equator, but due to the cold Peruvian ocean currents, the sea and land temperatures in the Galapagos Islands are not high. The average annual temperature on the island is 25 degrees Celsius. The rainfall is also not large, and it is suitable for travel in all seasons.
This place is the most suitable season for diving from January to May, and in the ultimate diving dream list of many divers, 80% of them will have Galapagos. Dive there and you can see flocks of hammerhead sharks, as well as other abundant species. At the northernmost tip of Isabela, the largest island in the Galapagos Islands, 24 kilometers away, a rectangular rock called Roca Redonda rises from the sea.
Enter the water from the east side of the rock and you will see large rocks covered with large areas of seaweed, which is a favorite activity place for sea lions, and may even encounter sharks, the maximum diving depth: 30 meters, the current changes frequently, if you do not stop to watch them or take pictures of them, they will frequently poke their horses around you or swim around you to attract your attention. Just for this, make friends with sea lions, although the road is long and expensive, you must also go!
2. Malaysia - Sipadan
Sipadan is a paradise for divers because of this is Malaysia's only deep-ocean island, Sipadan covers an area of only about 0.03 square kilometers, but it is known as the "Mecca Holy Land" of divers around the world, "God's Aquarium", and the father of world diving, Jacques Ivkustow, called it "an inviolable work of art". Sipadan Island is formed by the orogeny of the volcano, and the seabed land mass rises upwards from a depth of 2000 meters, and it takes no more than 20 minutes to walk around the island.
February-April is the most suitable diving season for this place, the maximum diving depth: 20 meters, in the famous South Point (South Point), you can often see the "Sea Wolf Storm", that is, we often see the fish on TV gathered into a clump or move rapidly left and right, that is, barracuda and trevally, are swarms, you can imagine how spectacular the scene is.
They swim fast, are densely packed with fish, and sometimes circle each other to form a rotating sphere, sometimes unfolding to form a rotating ring in which the diver is wrapped. The underwater world of Sipadan Island is undoubtedly fascinating, this underwater diving paradise is also a hotbed of green turtles and hawksbill turtles inhabiting and breeding in groups, divers can join the huge turtle queue at any time, the feeling of being surrounded by fish, and swimming in the underwater world under their leadership, presumably only by experiencing it first-hand can you know the surprise!
3. Indonesia - Manado
Manado, also known as Manado, is one of Indonesia's many underwater paradises as early as the 16th century. Among them, Bunaken Marine National Park is an important diving site in Manado, the park is located in the sea west of Manado, officially established in 1991, by the five major diving agencies PADI, CMAS, SSI, NAUI, BSAC as the world's top diving holy land.
The best diving season in this place is in April-October, visibility is 40 meters, or a bit of an expert level to play ah, the most fascinating thing about Bunaken Marine National Park is the ever-changing landscape of its underwater landscape, where you can see more than 300 species of coral and more than 3,000 species of tropical fish, inhabiting the waters at depths of 30 to 100 meters.
Dive in to see schools of barracuda, whitetip sharks, cockrots and even sea snakes. If you're lucky, you'll also see sea turtles and hammerhead sharks. At Likuan2, a dive site, you can encounter the strange creatures that inhabit the coral reefs. There are different colors of anemones, 6 species of clownfish, as well as many butterflyfish, parrotfish, bulbophylls and snappers.
4. Spain - Médas Islands
The Médas archipelago is the largest marine park in Catalonia, Spain, and one of the most important in the Mediterranean. Marine life here is abundant more abundant than anywhere else in the Mediterranean, mainly due to the nutrients brought by the Ter River and the excellent quality of the seawater itself. Carall Bernat is located at the southernmost tip of the archipelago, in an area protected from direct sunlight, where divers are confronted by an endless array of brightly colored creatures ranging from nudibranchs to moray eels and nudops.
The biggest feature of the Medas Islands is the red gorgonian coral and many fish, April to November is suitable for diving season, the maximum diving depth is 35 meters, to the summer visibility can reach 30 meters, the water flow is very weak, the Media group dives along the steep cliff wall to the bottom of the sea, the rock wall is covered with lush shape-shaped horn corals, the color is extremely beautiful.
5. Belize - Lighthouse Reef
The Great Blue Cave at Lighthouse Reef is a unique place, the only one that can be seen from the air with the naked eye, and the Belize Barrier Reef poem is the second largest barrier reef in the world after australia's Great Barrier Reef. Many parts of the Caribbean have Blue Caves, and the largest is located almost in the very center of Lighthouse Reef, part of The Great Blue Cave.
Today's Big Blue Cave is a well-known diving resort, September to April is suitable for diving season, visibility of more than 40 meters, the maximum diving depth of 145 meters, the world-famous scuba diving expert Jacques-Yves Cousteau will be the Great Blue Cave as one of the world's top ten diving treasures, because of its own uniqueness, also known as one of the world's top ten geological wonders.
These karst caves were formed during the Ice Age, when sea levels were several hundred meters below where large amounts of water flowed through the sandstone to form these caves. The blue cave is a complex of stalactites, and large stalactites and stalagmites can be seen under the water, some even up to 12 meters long.
There are also a wide variety of sharks (it is said that most of them are gentle and lazy species that do not take the initiative to attack) to accompany you underwater, in a mysterious underwater cave, beautiful and dangerous. The deeper the dive, the clearer the water quality, and the more complex the geological structure is.
6. Micronesia-Palau
The "Seventy Islands" are made up of limestone islands in the Palau Lagoon, and beyond the reefs surrounding the lagoon, the submerged "Blue Horn" headland extends towards the high seas. The Micronesian Archipelago stretches for hundreds of miles and is banded between 10 degrees north latitude and the equator in the Pacific Ocean. Head east from the Philippine Archipelago and first encounter the Siparao Islands. The Rock Islands in Palau are one of the purest marine ecosystems in the Pacific Ocean, the last pure land free from industrial pollution.
Palau, dotted with many small islands, beneath the sea, is a colorful world, of which the Blue Horn is one of palau's most popular dive sites, October to April is suitable for diving season, visibility is 40 meters, the maximum diving depth is 30 meters, and the scene includes more than 1500 species of fish, 700 species of corals and sea anemones.
The unique terrain of the Blue Point area is that the coral peninsula on the seabed slopes sharply from a depth of 30 meters to a depth of 50 meters, and the vertical sea wall of the area rushes to a depth of 3,000 meters. In fact, the biggest dive site features tunnels and caves, the water flow is very strong, and in the Blue Corner, several divers are fascinated by the interior space like the cathedral. Sunlight pours down from above and shines against the white sand bed, casting a soft and beautiful glow on the entire scene.
The rapid and changeable water flow and the terrain stretching into the sea make the area home to a variety of fish, and each dive will give people a different new feeling. If you are lucky, you can also see sharks ~ flocks of sharks, all kinds of whitetip sharks, black, gray. God seems to have created Palau to show what a wonderful world He can create. Even if you don't go diving, Palau is a well-worthwhile destination.
7. Thailand - Similan Islands
Located in the Andaman Sea, 90 km northwest of Phuket, Thailand, Similan Archipelago is made up of 9 islands with an area of 1.4 million square kilometers and is one of the top ten diving paradises known in the world, a key protected national park in Thailand, with an abundance and variety of marine life, and spectacular coral reefs, providing a world-class underwater paradise for deep-sea divers.
One of the best dive sites, Hin Pousar, is now a classic destination for liveaboards, with frequent changes in water flow from December to April, visibility of more than 30 metres and a maximum dive depth of 25 metres, this huge dark smooth granite plunges straight into the waters, creating a variety of very different landscapes on the underwater seabed: overhanging rocks, passages and arches covered with coral reefs and soft corals.
Here you can also see the famous leopard shark Leopard Shark, ray-like guitar shark Guitar Shark, etc., if you are lucky, you can also dance with whale sharks, because of the strange terrain, there are many regional currents, and thus gathered a dense school of fish: flounder, fish ginseng fish, four-lined snapper, barracuda and many unknown fish are all shuttling each other, the number of thousands of species is ever-changing, like a kaleidoscope, which is as dazzling and unforgettable as a kaleidoscope.
The archipelago is open from November to April every year, and it is a pity that the island cannot be landed at other times, and if you want to come to the Milan Islands, not only should you pay attention to the fact that there are only a few months of time every year, most divers will go diving through liveaboards, and you must get a diving license before you want to liveaboard. Also in Thailand, Koh Chang is a great place to get a diving license.
8. Philippines - Cebu
The Philippines is a country with more than 7,000 islands, Cebu is also the earliest developed city in the Philippines, is a highly developed commercial and industrial center, is the largest economic center of the Philippines outside manila, known as the "Queens of the South", the real charm of Cebu, not in the city, but in the sea, surrounded by archipelagos, Cebu's sea is calm like an inland lake.
Located in the center of the Pacific Diving Golden Triangle, it is visible that every diver will dive, the diving season is From December to May, the visibility is less than 20 meters, the maximum diving depth is 30 meters, in Cebu, the ocean is the most biodiverse. One of the little Pescador Islands won't let you down.
With the slow slope dive, a variety of sponges and corals are endless, and you can also see some gorgeous squid, squid, unicorn fish, razorfish and so on. Puerto Galera, not far from Cebu Island, is also a diving license paradise. Puerto Galera is a town located on the northeast coast of Mindoro Island, the seventh largest island in the Philippines. At the northernmost point of town, by the sea, there are a patch of bars and resorts and dive shops.
9. Egypt - Tiran Island
The Red Sea, located between Asia and Africa, with the Arabian Peninsula to the east and the northeastern part of the African continent to the west, is a narrow and long glyph. And because the land is surrounded by desert and there is no freshwater river, it has become the saltiest sea in the world, and it is also the bluest and most transparent sea. At the same time, because the level of industrial development in the surrounding countries is not very high, the underwater still maintains a pristine, natural and vibrant state. Among them, the most abundant diving resources are Egypt.
Jackson Reef is the most suitable diving site, suitable for diving all year round, with a maximum diving depth of 30 meters, visibility of 40 meters, strong water flow, and the four continuous reef rocks of Tilang Island are clearly visible to the naked eye. Among them, Jackson Reef is born from the deep seabed and is immersed in the waters full of strong currents, which is why the underwater scenery of these places can be called the most beautiful in the entire Red Sea.
As soon as we enter the water, we can see the steep rock walls below us, and all we can see are the exquisite and slender corals that grow freely, as well as the turtles, which are its characteristics, and the shiny golden-eyed seabream gathers in the dark crevices. The crystalline calm surface reflects the shadow of the reef, smooth and bright like a mirror.
10. Australia - Great Barrier Reef
The Great Barrier Reef, located across the coast of Queensland in northeastern Australia, was inscribed on the World Heritage List as early as 1981. The Great Barrier Reef in the Coral Sea in northeast Australia is the largest coral reef group in the world, stretching for more than 2,000 kilometres. Not only is it home to the world's largest coral reefs and islands, but it is also home to more than 400 species of marine molluscs and more than 1,500 species of fish, many of which are endangered species in the world.
Beautiful Cairns is the gateway to the Great Barrier Reef. The most suitable diving site is Cod Hole, which is suitable for diving all year round, with visibility of only 40 meters, the maximum diving depth of 30 meters is usually very strong, and the cod cave is located in the northern part of the Great Barrier Reef, close to Lizard Island. There is a huge grouper living here, and because of the black spots on their backs, they are called potato groupers.
Because they are not hunted, their height is very large, weighing 150 kg, not afraid of people at all, often follow divers, the natural conditions here make many aquatic rare animals fall in love with here, but also let us feast our eyes, fat sea cucumbers are squirming, red and yellow starfish are crawling, strange butterfly fish, thick-lipped fish shuttle, as well as nearly 1 meter of large lobsters, hundreds of kilograms of bricks, stone fish lurking in the reef, here is a paradise for birds, flocks of seabirds like clouds cover the air, Add to the vitality of the Great Barrier Reef.
Fourth, the most beautiful holy place in the world
1. Bolivia's "Mirror of the Sky"
Uyuni Salt Marsh, located near the small town of Uyuni in southwestern Bolivia, is the largest salt marsh in the world. Every winter, it is filled with rainwater, forming a shallow lake; Every summer, the lake dries up, leaving behind a salt-dominated mineral crust, up to 6 meters thick in the middle. People can drive over the lake. Especially after the rain, the lake surface is like a mirror, reflecting the beautiful and breath-taking sky scenery that seems to be not on the earth, which is also the legendary "sky mirror".
Uyuni Salt Lake was formed by the drying up of a huge lake about 40,000 years ago, and only during the rainy season does the hard-shelled salt lake surface form a smooth mirror, and the shining crystals in front of the eyes are not ice, but salt.
This Uyuni salt marsh not only has a beautiful scenery, but also grows many rare animals and plants, with enchanting thousand-year-old cacti, rare bee finches, and pink flamingos, watching leisurely animals roam on it, becoming the most agile scenery in the sky mirror.
2. Chinese rapeseed flower field
In Europe, people may not know Yunnan, but they will certainly know about Luoping's rape flower fields. This is the largest flower field in China and even the world, and it is also the most peculiar sea. Every year in February, March and April is the most beautiful time for luoping rape flower fields to bloom, and the plots full of rape flowers are golden and brilliant, and the plots with wheat are as green as jade; Most of the people that extend up along the terraces around the garden are full of rape flowers, like countless golden dragons lying on their backs.
There are also bow-shaped, half-garden-shaped terraces, more than a dozen levels, less three or four levels, and a variety of shapes, some kinds of rapeseed, some kinds of other kinds such as wheat, vegetables, etc., all kinds of color blocks are intertwined, and there are one or two idle fields filled with water such as spiegels placed in them, and rows of emerald green trees are dotted, forming a colorful, beautiful line, wonderful beauty.
3. Mount Roraima in Serbia
Mount Roraima, Spanish for Monte Roraima, meaning "mother of the river", is the highest peak of the Pakaraima Mountains in northern South America, located on the border of Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana. It is a table-shaped mountain with steep edges and a flat top, about 14 km long and 5 km wide, with an altitude of 2810 m. It is mainly composed of sandstone. It is also the source of many rivers in the Orinoco, Amazonian and Guyana rivers. There are diamond, bauxite and other mineral deposits in the foothills.
The southwestern rock wall of Mount Roraima is about 6.2 km long and ends at the touacin peak. Arthur Conan Doyle's novel The Lost World, described in 1912, is set against the backdrop of the rock walls here. The paradise waterfall in the movie "Flying House" is also depicted here.
The mountain is about 300 million years old, originally a vast shallow lake and delta, uplifted by the movement of the earth's crust, and later turned into a mountain and rock formations exposed to the ground due to erosion. In some places, such as at the top of flat-topped mountains, traces of water ripples preserved on the rocks can still be seen.
4. National Glacier National Park
Glacier National Park is located in the Rocky Mountains northwest of Montana, and in 1818 the United States and British Canada drew a boundary between 49 degrees north latitude and the continental divide, with glacier national park to the south and Wattton National Park to the north. Because the two parks are close to each other and have similar landscapes, the US and Canadian governments have merged the two parks into one since 1932 to establish the world's first international peace park, symbolizing the permanent peace between the two countries and being one of the World Heritage Sites.
Glacier National Park is known as the "crown on the Rocky Mountains", and the rugged snow-capped glaciers and the beautiful lakes and mountains are indeed as dazzling as the pearls in the crown, no less than the well-known Yellowstone National Park or the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
5. Pamukkale Turkey
Located southwest of the Turkish city of Denizli, Pamukkale is a well-known spa resort with thousands of years of natural hot springs and quirky cotton-like hills. The Turkish pamukkale is composed of the words Pamuk (cotton) and Kale (castle), cotton refers to its color as white as cotton, from a distance like cotton balls, in fact, it is a hard limestone terrain.
The castle is said to be composed of an entire hillside, layer after layer, shaped like a castle, hence the name Pamukkale. There are many hot springs here, the hot springs flow down from the top of the cave, the hillside is washed into a step shape, and the spring water at the platform is stored into a pond, and people can sit in it to soak in the hot springs, which is both debilitated and healthy; The minerals in the spring water precipitate down, dyeing the entire hillside white, like open-air lava.
Looking down from above, the square hot spring platform is like a mirror, reflecting the blue sky and white clouds; From the bottom up, it looks like a volcano that has just erupted, and the white magma covers the entire hillside, which is quite spectacular. Tourists carry their shoes from the top of the mountain along the winding path down the soaking, physically and mentally integrated into the beautiful nature.
Conclusion: There may be other strange and beautiful scenery waiting for us to discover, whether it is the most beautiful mountains, seas, trees or others, the reason why they are beautiful is because of their purity and agility, which has always preserved the most primitive tranquility, which is the realm that many female friends and literary students have been pursuing, especially in the impetuous living environment.
These beautiful places have never been polluted by the world or garbage, we are in the pursuit of beauty and tranquility at the same time, first of all from the side, love life, love nature, perhaps everyone always wants to see the scenery in the distance, but always forget the scenery in front of us, I hope that one day where we live, is the most beautiful place.