15 destinations make you want to leave everything to explore the world

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Deep within each human being we all have passion to constantly explore the world around us. Fortunately, our planet is home to countless natural wonders waiting to be explored, giving us exciting and impressive adventures throughout our lives.

Come with us to some places so beautiful that no words can be described, surely seeing the beautiful images of these locations will make you want to shake everything and carry backpacks up to discover them. Invite you to admire the 15 destinations that make you want to leave everything to explore the world !

1. Rainbow mountain, Peru

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The surreal mountain range with these colored stripes is considered one of the most astounding geographical wonders on the planet we live in.

2. Mount Roraima, Venezuela-Guyana-Brazil

Mount Roraima is a vertical flat mountain surrounded by huge cliffs located between the borders of Venezuela, Guyana and Brazil.

3. Lake Hillier, Australia

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Hiller Lake is located on Middle Island in the Recherche Islands, Western Australia with the distinctive pink color that makes any visitor come here to be particularly excited. With a length of about 600m, the lake area is separated from the ocean by a narrow strip of white sand dunes and luxuriant dense forests of lush melaleuca and eucalyptus trees.

4. Hell portal, Turkmenistan

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When you reach the Karakum Desert of Turkmenistan you can see the fire coming from the Darvaza Gas Crater - the Hell Gate, even though it is a mile away. This is not a natural volcano but an accident of Russia's gas exploration industry.

In the 1950s, unfortunate gas exploration drilling rigs hit a huge gas bag and the ground beneath the rig collapsed to form a large hole with a diameter of 70m.

To avoid gas leaking causing poisoning, it was decided to burn it.Geologists predict toxic gas will burn out in a few days but since then it has been burning and it is unclear when it will turn off . Local people call it " hell gate " and it attracts many curious people; including tourists coming to Turkmenistan.

5. Mendenhall ice cave, Alaska

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Mendenhall Glacier ice cave in Alaska is considered an ideal place for those who like to explore. The caves here are mysterious green due to the unique crystalline structure of the ice and reflecting light, especially on sunny days and much melting ice. This place has become an ice cave that aspires to conquer the most of the phượt.

6. Lake Kaindy submerged forest, Kazakhstan

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Lake Kaindy submerged forest, Kazakhstan is one of the most unique submerged forests in the world. This lake is above sea level about 2,000m, the lake length is 400m and some places are 30m deep.

Kaindy Lake was formed after the 1911 earthquake, causing serious landslides that blocked the canyons, forming a natural dam. After that, rainwater from the flowing valleys converts here, forming Lake Kaindy.

Kaindy Lake is famous for its beautiful surrounding scenery, especially in the submerged forest area. Spruce stems sprouted in the lake and raised up on the water, looking from afar like giant spears.

In particular, the lake water is extremely transparent and always at a fairly cold temperature , although in the hot summer season, the average temperature here does not exceed 6 degrees C. However, the ancient pine trees over 100 years old still grow and rise to the surface of the water strongly despite being submerged under the lake.

7. The Pulpit Rock, Norway

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Pulpit Rock or Preikestolen in Norway is world famous for its unique terrain. The original name of this rock is Hyvlatonnå, meaning the blade of the wood.This natural stone block has a surface area of ​​25m2, quite flat and 604m above sea level.

There are thousands of tourists visiting every year. To be able to get here, visitors must take more than 2 hours on foot, however this amazing stone can also be enjoyed by sailing on the sea.

8. Hitachi Seaside Park, Japan

Hitachi Seaside Park located in Hitachinaka City ( Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan ) is a popular destination for many tours from around the world. It is dubbed the flower paradise with colorful flowers throughout the 4 seasons. With an area of ​​190 hectares, Hitachi Park is always brilliant because the flower fields are blooming all year round.

Historically, the Hitachi park was once a US pilot's bombing site during World War II. Until 1973, the area was returned to the Japanese government and built into the Hitachi park today.

Each hill in Hitachi Park is planted with a flower. They take turns blooming brightly every season. The most special in the park is the blue Nemophila flower with 4.5 million trees blooming in the spring, beautiful and cool like the sky under the ground.

9. Angel Falls, Venezuela

Located in the rainforest of Venezuela, Angel is the highest natural waterfall in the world, with elevation from the top to the foot of the waterfall is 979m with continuous pouring height of 807m. In summer, water evaporates before touching the ground.

10. Lake Nyiragongo Lava, Democratic Republic of Congo

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The molten lava reservoir beneath the surface of the solid lava rock is covered in Nyiragongo Volcano crater, creating fanciful, strange and interesting smoke.

This volcano in central Africa has erupted many times in recent decades.Its eruptions are not too strong but create lots of lava.When escaping, this lava quickly flows along the ridge and destroys everything in its path without any warning.

11. Lake diversity Grand Prismatic Spring, United States

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The Grand Prismatic Spring Lake is located in Yellowstone National Park, the United States containing special bacteria that make the water automatically turn color into the colors of the rainbow.In spring, this hot lake is a vivid, colorful picture, sometimes red, orange, yellow, green or blue.

12. Scoresby Sund, Greenland

Colorful houses along Greenland's coastline along with giant icebergs trapped in the Scoresby Sund Bay system create a wonderful setting.

13. Klaksvík town, Faroe Islands

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Residents living in the town of Klaksvík can only see the great view of the giant snow mountains across town.

Nestled at the foot of two tall mountains, connected by a low area where the two bays meet, Klaksvik is the second largest city on the Faroe Islands and also an important fishing port.

14. Terraced fields in Mu Cang Chai, Vietnam

The terraced rice fields were created by the hands of Mu Cang Chai farmers who created a completely attractive landscape that you cannot ignore.

Around mid-September to mid-October is the season of ripe rice, at this time, Mu Cang Chai will be full of yellow rice, beautiful weather, convenient to visit here.The terraced fields continued running all the way to the horizon.Both the sky and the sky are dyed a brilliant color of autumn sun and the season of ripe rice.

15. The Wave, United States

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The Wave sandstone ( The Wave ) is located on the slopes of Coyote Buttes with a Martian-like topography, creating a mysterious and enchanting scene.

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