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50 natural landscapes around the world

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Mount Roraima is called Mount Monteraima in Spanish. The highest peak of the Pacarema Mountains in northern South America. At the junction of Brazil, Venezuela and Guyana. It is a table mountain with steep edge and flat top. It is about 14 km long, 5 km wide and 28 10 m above sea level ... It is mainly composed of sandstone. Orinoco River System, Amazon River System and the birthplace of many rivers in Guyana. There are diamonds and bauxite in the hilly areas.

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's novel The Lost World is set in this part of Mount Roraima. This used to be the home of pterosaurs and other prehistoric monsters. Another interesting fact: it rains here every day!

02 Hudeshan

Mount Hood, Oregon, USA. Mount Hood, named after British general Hood, is the highest peak in Oregon, with an altitude of 3,424 meters. It is an extinct volcano, and its last eruption was about 1865. Now Mount Hood is the most famous national forest park in Oregon, and it is also a good place for skiing in winter and camping and climbing in summer. The air here is particularly fresh all year round. On a sunny day, the blue sky surrounds the top of the snow-capped mountains, and the scenery in the distance is very shocking.

Borneo volcano

Borneo Volcano Island, located in East Java Province, is a part of Borneo Tengger Singer Semeru National Park, the most popular local scenic spot, with an altitude of 2,329 meters, standing on the vast plain of the sand sea. Thousands of tourists come here to enjoy the magnificent scenery every year.

The crater of Lake Turkana

The crater of Lake Turkana. It is located in the north of Kenya, bordering Ethiopia. It is the Rift Valley in East Africa and the largest inland lake in Kenya. Lake Turkana is the largest desert lake and the largest alkaline lake in the world.

05 Yosemite

Hiking through Yosemite National Park.

The highest active volcano.

The highest active volcano in the world is located in Cotopaxi National Park in Ecuador.

07 Galapagos Islands

Galapagos Islands in the Pacific Ocean.

Crater on the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador.

08 Mawei Waterfall

Mawei Waterfall, also known as Mawei Waterfall, is located in the Sierra Nevada in the southwestern United States. The total height is over 2000 feet, and the water pours down from nearly 500 feet. The view of Mawei Waterfall can only be seen within two weeks at the end of February every year.

09 flat-topped seamount

The flat-topped seamounts in northern Ethiopia are considered as craters by scholars.

10 huge crater

Or a crater? No! This is a crater located in Quebec, Canada.

1 1 hat at the top of the volcano

Astronauts of the International Space Station happened to see a wonderful scene of the eruption of Surichev volcano on June 12, 2009.

Sarychev volcano is located in Songlun Island in the Kuril Islands in northeastern Japan, and it is one of the most active volcanoes in the eastern part of the Kuril Islands. Due to the shock wave of volcanic eruption, a hat-like ring is formed in the clouds, and the volcanic ash plume rises rapidly. This powerful force pushes the warm and humid air to rise and cool, resulting in the condensation of water vapor. Because the air rises too fast, the airflow above it is disturbed. When the smoke flows through the clouds above it, it will form a huge cloud column and go straight into the sky. From a distance, it looks like wearing a hat with a white top and a brown edge. This short moment was photographed, which was very spectacular. Therefore, this kind of cloud is called "cap cloud".

12 smoke ring from volcano

On April 20 13 12, when Mount Etna erupted, it actually blew smoke!

13 escalante National Monument

Escalante National Monument, located in Utah, USA.

14 Shehe Canyon

The power of flowing water, Snake River Canyon, Idaho, USA.

15 antelope canyon

Antelope Canyon is one of the world-famous slit canyons, and it is also a famous photographic spot. It is located in northern Arizona, USA, and the nearest city is Peggy, which belongs to Navajo Indigenous Reserve.

Antelope Canyon is divided into two independent parts, called Upper Antelope Canyon and Lower Antelope Canyon.

Antelope Canyon is formed by mountain torrents. Affected by heavy rain, it will still change its shape.

The local Navajo tribe claims that this surreal canyon has always been a part of their history.

16 Lupigu

Deerskin Valley in Utah, USA, is the longest and deepest canyon in the southwestern United States.

17 horseshoe bend

If the horseshoe bend of the Colorado River continues to develop, the river may be cut and straightened, thus forming a separation mountain.

18 fold anticline

The fold anticline in southeastern Utah was formed about 70 million to 50 million years ago.

19 Arthur Pass National Park

Moon valley no.20

This is our China! Blue Moon Valley of Yulong Snow Mountain in Yunnan, formerly known as "Baishui River". On a sunny day, the color of water is blue and the valley is crescent. Seen from a distance, it looks like a blue moon embedded at the foot of Yulong Snow Mountain, hence the name Blue Moon Valley. Baishui River is called Baishui River because the silt at the bottom of the lake is white, and the water will turn white when it rains.

2 1 Braez canyon

Bryce Canyon, located in the south of Utah, on the north bank of Colorado River, is a famous tourist attraction with strange shapes and bright colors. It was named after ebenezer Braise, a Scottish pioneer who lived here from 65438 to 0875. There are 14 valleys with a depth of 300 meters in the canyon. Rocks are eroded by wind, frost, rain and snow into more than 60 shades of red, red, yellow and yellow. In addition, the change of luster makes the colors of rocks colorful and entertaining.

No.22 Zion Canyon

ZionNationalPark, also translated as Zain National Park, is a national park near Springdale, Utah, in the southwestern United States. The main attraction of this 229-square-mile (593-square-kilometer) national park is Zion Canyon, which is 15 mile (24 kilometers) long and half a mile (800 meters) deep. Its red and brown Navajo sandstone is separated by the northern tributary of the Virginia River.

23 canyonlands national park

Canyonlands National Park is located near the southeast of Moab, Utah, USA, where the Green River and the Colorado River meet. It is a sandstone tower, canyon, etc. Erosion by rivers for many years, wind, frost, rain and snow. The Colorado River and its tributaries cut the whole park into four parts, making it one of the most famous erosion areas in the world. It is famous for its sinister peaks and rugged rocks. 1964 officially completed the park, with an area of 1366 square kilometers.

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Australia's canyons are like a dream.

25 Hongshixia

Hongshixia Grand Canyon is located in Yuntaishan World Geopark, Jiaozuo City, Henan Province, China.

Jasper National Park, Canada

Green river no.27

The Green River in Utah, USA, turns from nine to eighteen.

28 Tianzishan

The magic of Tian Zi in Zhangjiajie, Hunan Province lies in the grotesque peaks surrounded by smoke, such as columns, towers and bamboo shoots, ranging from tens of meters low to hundreds of meters high.

29 Tianmen Mountain

Panshan Highway in Tianmenshan, Zhangjiajie, with a total length of10.77km, has a steep elevation from 200m to1300m. The cliffs on both sides of the avenue are steep, and the valleys are deep and empty, with a total of 99 bends, of which sharp bends 180 degrees are like a jade belt, with sharp bends and overlapping layers. It is called ".

30 Hawasu Creek

Havasu Creek, located in the Grand Canyon National Park, USA, fell from a cliff 100 feet high. Blue-green clear water is filled with layers of natural pools, and the lime in the water has precipitated into stepped and curved travertine terraces for thousands of years.

3 1 angel waterfall

Angel Falls is located on the Guiana Plateau in Bolivarian State of Venezuela in South America, on the Chulun River, a tributary of the Karoni River. Hidden deep in the plateau forests of Venezuela and Guyana.

Angel Waterfall is the largest waterfall in the world. The Qiulun River plunges down from the steep wall of Yi Shan on the flat-topped plateau, hardly touching the steep cliff, with a drop of 979.6 meters, which is about 18 times the height of Niagara Falls.

The waterfall is divided into two stages. First, it fell 807 meters and landed on a rock shelf. Then it falls172m, and falls in a large pool with a width of152m at the foot of the mountain. The tropical rain forest in this area is so dense that it is impossible to reach the bottom of the waterfall on foot.

In the rainy season, rivers become deeper because of the rain, and people can enter by boat. At other times of the year, you can only watch waterfalls from the air.

Angel Waterfall is the largest waterfall in the world. The Qiulun River flows down from Oyan-Tepei Mountain in the flat-topped plateau, with a width of150m and a total drop of 979m (3122ft). The waterfall is divided into two stages, and the most important one is the crystallization platform which is 0/72 meters away from Qiulun Valley/KLOC-.

32 wilberforce Falls

Wilberforce Falls is located in Nu Loewit, Canada.

33 underwater waterfall

At the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean between Iceland and Greenland, there is a huge underwater waterfall called the Danish Strait, which is 3,500 meters high, about four times higher than the highest waterfall in the world. The huge amount of water poured down is equivalent to 25 times the flow of all Amazon water poured into the ocean in one second.

In addition to the extreme visual shock, it also plays an important and wonderful role in regulating the temperature and salinity of seawater.

34 ice cave

Lan Bing Cave is located in Skaftafeld, Iceland. Hidden under the Vatna ice sheet, the largest glacier in Europe, the appearance of the ice cave is no different from that of an ordinary cave at first glance, but when entering the ice kingdom, anyone will be shocked to forget to breathe by its cold but gorgeous, mysterious and psychedelic magnificent scenery.

35 Blue Lagoon

The blue lagoon is the largest hot spring in Iceland.

36 Tahiti

French Polynesia, also called Tahiti. It is a Non-Self-Governing Territory of the United Nations, located in the southeast of the Pacific Ocean. It faces the Cook Islands across the sea to the west and the Lane Islands to the northwest. It consists of 1 18 islands, including society islands, Tuamotu Islands, Gambier Islands, Tubue Islands and Marquesas Islands, with Tahiti Island being the largest in society islands.

No.37 Glass Beach

Glass Beach, located in fort bragg, California, USA. Sand and glass are made of the same substance-silicon dioxide. This place used to be a dump. Finally, by gradually washing tons of broken glass into beautiful pebbles, the Pacific Ocean completed the final cleaning work instead of human beings.

A clear water in Iceland

39 Icelandic hot springs

In the geothermal area of Mi Hu, Iceland, there are no trees or even any plants, and there are steaming hot springs everywhere.

40 potash evaporation pool in Utah, USA

4 1 yukon river, Alaska, USA

42 alkali lake

The "alkali lake" (or "soda lake") in the United States is red because of the blooming of Dunaliella salina.

Overlooking Siberia from the air

44 Desert in Afghanistan

The ice surface of Lake Baikal

46 Evil Earth National Park

Badran National Park is located in the southwest of South Dakota, covering an area of 988.68 square kilometers. The park is divided into north area and south area. The traffic in the north area is convenient, and the highways around the park are in good condition, which is suitable for ordinary tourists in go on road trip. There is no road in the southern district, and the road only surrounds the park. You have to walk in to visit.

Haizi in the desert

The Lagos Maraheses Desert is located in Malanjo, Brazil, and is also a coastal area in northern Brazil. 198 1 year, the Brazilian government established a national park here, with an area of about 1500 square kilometers.

48 Grand Prism Hot Springs in Yellowstone National Park, USA

49 Eye of the Sahara

The huge circular Richter scale structure is located in the Sahara desert near Wadan town, and its other name "Eye of the Sahara" is better known. At the same time, it is also called the gate of hell, because most people close to it are missing or dead, and the most horrible consequence of exploring here is that there are no bones left.

Its cause has always been a mystery.

No.50, Lake Heiliye

Lake Heiliye is located in Middletown Island, Australia. The lake is oval and pink. Some people describe it as icing on the cake, adding a bit of exoticism to the dense corner of MiddleIsland.

As one of the most unique natural wonders in the world, the incredible gorgeous colors of Hiller Lake are intoxicating. Put Lake Schiller in a bottle, or it's light pink. The pink girl's heart is bursting and she can't refuse.

The formation of pink lake is actually a variety of carotenoids produced by algae. Once the salinity of lake water exceeds that of seawater, under high temperature and sufficient illumination, algae in the lake begin to gather red β -carotene and turn the lake water into pink. With the change of salinity, the lake will change from light green to strong pink. The pink of the lake will be lighter in winter.