What are the famous cliffs in the world?

Top Ten Gorgeous Cliffs in the World

1. Pakistan, Great Trango Tower

Great Trango Tower is located in Pakistan and belongs to the Himalayas Range, 20,608 feet high (about 6,286 meters), the most exciting feature is: the largest vertical drop on Earth

2. England, White Cliffs of Dover (White Cliffs of Dover)

As a symbol of England, it is difficult to reach the highest point of the White Cliffs of Dover. This cliff formed about 1 million years ago is composed of fine-grained limestone. The highest point of the cliff is Beachy Head, where the chalk layer has risen 500 feet (about 152 meters) from the beach below after millions of years of deposition.

3. Mongolia, Flaming Cliffs

There are few places on earth more remote than the Flaming Cliffs of Mongolia. The pioneering American naturalist and explorer Roy Chapman conducted groundbreaking expeditions to this area five times between 1922 and 1930. Andrews and his team discovered a large number of dinosaur fossils under the majestic cliffs, including the first discovery of dinosaur eggs and a complete nest buried under the rust-red sand.

4. Kalaupapa Cliffs, Hawaii

Don’t let its lush, lush scenery fool you, the 3,315-foot-tall (Kalaupapa Cliffs) on Molokai Island, Hawaii The Kalaupapa Cliffs (1,010 meters) are the tallest seaside cliffs in the world. If you lose your footing, you will fall into the waves of the Pacific Ocean. The cliffs are part of an ancient volcanic caldera, so their peaceful appearance today actually hides a huge amount of destructive energy.

5. Santorini, Greece

The rugged cliffs along the coast of Santorini bear witness to the turbulent history of this spectacularly beautiful Greek island. The 980-foot-high cliff is formed from layers of pumice, volcanic ash and solidified magma. The volcano beneath Santorini is estimated to have erupted 12 times in the past 200,000 years, with the catastrophic eruption of 1650 BC being one of the largest volcanic eruptions on Earth in the past 10,000 years. The impact of that volcanic eruption may have led to the collapse of the advanced Minoan civilization on Crete, and some even say that the legend of the "lost continent of Atlantis" originated from this.

6. Norway, Pulpit Rock (Preikestolen)

Norway’s famous Pulpit Rock is well known as the “preacher’s pulpit”. It is a high 1,982 feet (about 604 meters) flat-top cliff. This gives those who have arduously climbed to the top of the cliff an incredible view of the Lysefjord. Nearly 100,000 people visit the flat and unobstructed area on the cliff top every year. Managers advise visitors not to get too close to the cliff's edge, but that doesn't seem to stop those looking for the best photo opportunities.

7. Lokrum Island, Croatia

Lokrum Island is located in the Adriatic Sea and is a popular tourist destination. It is mainly famous for its many semi-wild peacocks and the nude beach on Lokrum Island. Attracting tourists from all over Europe. The water below the cliff is relatively deep, so it is safer for cliff divers.

8. Iceland, Vestmannaeyjar

Countless storms and ruthless waves have carved out the steep cliffs of the Vestmannaeyjar Islands. The Westmann Islands, located in southern Iceland, were first discovered by Vikings with Irish slaves about 1,000 years ago. Most of the islands here are uninhabited, and the weathered, inaccessible cliffs provide a safe haven for thousands of Atlantic puffins.

9. Canada, Mount Asgard

Mount Asgard consists of a pair of roughly cylindrical granite towers with flat cliffs. Top and steep walls. Mount Asgard is located in Auyuittuq National Park on Baffin Island in northern Canada. Mount Asgard is named after Asgard in Norse mythology. The slightly higher northern summit is 6,611 feet (about 2,015 meters) high and was first climbed in 1953.

10. Japan, Tomoiwa Cliff

This 400-foot-tall (120-meter) Tomoiwa Cliff in Gunma Prefecture, Japan, has recently become well-known because of the famous cartoonist Usui Yoshi. The human body was found at the bottom of the cliff. Usui, the creator of the popular manga "Crayon Shin-chan", was declared missing after he failed to return from a climb on a 4,665-foot (1,422-meter) mountain.