Where have you seen the beautiful starry sky?

The night and the starry sky are always a constant topic, and photographers also prefer the Northern Lights, the starry sky, and the Milky Way. The night and the starry sky are the most healing things. How beautiful the starry sky is, how healing it is.

Let’s count down the most amazing starry sky views.

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Arches National Park

In Utah’s Arches National Park, the world-renowned exquisite There are more than 2,000 natural rock arches including arches. The highest point in the park, Xiangfeng Peak, is 1,753 meters above sea level.

Early morning or dusk is generally considered to be the best viewing time here, as the sun's rays make the arch appear a deep orange color.

Lie down quietly at night and look at the dazzling starry sky above your head, which is composed of stars, and the Milky Way light belt.

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Badlands National Park

Badlands National Park was called "The Badlands”, because the terrain is difficult to traverse, Badlands National Park, the vegetation is sparse and there is nothing but desolation.

Wild animals and plants in the park include bison, bighorn sheep and pronghorn antelope. Along the ring road, you can first see a spectacular overlook of the entire desert valley, and then walk into the gradually lowering valley, and have a different feeling of looking up at the surrounding mountains and strange rocks.

On any night, visitors can see a head full of stars. This photo was taken of the starry sky in such a "desolate" place.

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Canylands National Park

Canyonlands National Park has breathtaking landscapes and profound Geological and cultural history.

The sandstone towers, canyons, etc. formed by years of river erosion and wind, frost, rain, and snow erosion in this Utah park have become one of the most famous erosion areas in the world, famous for its dangerous peaks and rugged rocks.

At the island camp, you can see the bright stars in the night sky and some breathtaking views.

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Denali National Park

From fall to early spring, come to Denali National Park. Enjoy the beauty of the Northern Lights. Although the auroras are year-round, they only appear in the park at night 7 months when the night sky is dark enough. This is a view you don't want to miss.

From fall to early spring, you can go to Denali National Park to see the Northern Lights. Although the Northern Lights are a beautiful sight that exists year-round, there are only seven months of the year to see them. When the sky is dark enough, the Northern Lights can be seen with the naked eye. This is the most romantic moment that cannot be missed.

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Crater Lake National Park

There is a unique crater in Oregon’s Crater Lake National Park The lake has dense indigo water and is surrounded by different volcanic landforms. The scenery here is amazing, almost comparable to the Grand Canyon in the United States, and is surrounded by magnificent scenery of mountains and mountains. Summer is the best time to visit Crater Lake National Park.

Crater Lake provides stunning views of the night sky, just like this shot covered in snow. No matter how beautiful the shot is, it cannot compare to the stunning starry sky seen with the naked eye at that time.

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Photo taken by Rich Chambers

Joshua Tree National Park

Joshua Joshua Tree National Park contains two desert ecosystems - the Mojave and the Colorado. The combination of ecosystems gives this California park a diverse array of wildlife and plants, including the famous Joshua trees, so named by Mormon pioneers because of their upward-spreading branches. , from a distance, they look like “praying trees”.

In this magical park you can see a unique combination of vegetation and night sky.

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Lassen National Park

California’s Lassen National Park is marked by volcanic geology. Includes volcanic eruptions (volcanic vents), boiling pools, and lots of steaming land.

The most important landscape in the entire national park is Lassen Volcano (also translated as Lassen Peak), which is the largest dome volcano in the world and the southernmost volcano in the Cascade Mountains.

Attend an astronomy event to get a closer look at the stars with binoculars or even view Saturn's rings through a telescope.

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Mount Rainier National Park

The tallest stratovolcano in Mount Rainier National Park More than 4267 meters high and over 25 glaciers.

In the summer months, the valley is filled with colorful wildflowers, and the slopes are covered with wild flowers. In the morning light, in the sunset, between the clouds, Mount Rainier is ever-changing, and for a moment, my heart floats beyond the world.

As seen in the picture, the Milky Way erupts from the mountain pass. If you observe carefully, you will find that the climbers have already reached the top early, waiting for this scene to appear.

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Natural Bridges National Monument

Utah’s Natural Bridges National Monument contains three beautiful of natural bridges named "Kachina", "Owachomo" and "Sipapu". This is one of only 4 dark sky parks in the world. Centuries ago, intermittent streams cut through the sandstone to form these three bridges. Today, the trail winds through the park's deep ravines, cottonwood groves, and past three bridges.

The night sky dotted with stars hangs over the Ovachomo Bridge. The dark night sky makes it possible to observe the Milky Way and various constellations with the naked eye.

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Saguaro National Par

As a symbol of the great American West, Saguaro’s scenery exceeds that of Arizona Saguaro National Park. Saguaro is one of the rarest plants in the United States. It only grows in the Sonoran Desert. The park protects a part of the Sonoran Desert and is named after the giant plant called "Saguaro" that grows in the desert. saguaro cactus.

No trip to Saguaro National Park would be complete without seeing these desert symbols. The starry sky at night intersects with "Saguaro" to form a picture.

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Shenandoah National Park

Shenandoah National Park is located in Virginia. It's just 75 miles from the Washington, D.C., city lights area, but its dark skies appear to be light-years away.

In this photo, the Milky Way shines over blue ridges.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park

A hiker captured this photo of the Milky Way. Taken on the highest peak in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. This peak in Tennessee, also on the border with North Carolina, stretches 2,025 meters and offers a 360-degree view of the smoky landscape.

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Yellowstone National Park

In Wyoming’s Yellowstone National Park, Old Faithful spring The eruptions (which occur approximately every 90 minutes) attract large crowds. In a matter of minutes, the temperature of the water can reach 93 degrees Celsius, and in just a few minutes, this massive water spurt can spit out between 3,700 and 8,400 gallons of water.

This natural phenomenon makes for a hilarious show, especially in Yellowstone’s beautiful night sky. Dots of starlight are scattered in the dark sky, and the people under the starry sky seem to be among them.

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Zion National Park

In Zion National Park, also called Zion National Park, the towering sandstone cliffs, the Milky Way dominates the sky. Today, the Utah park's diverse topography and ecosystems allow more than 1,000 species of plants, 207 species of birds and 67 species of mammals to thrive here.

This is a paradise for hikers and photographers.

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