10 The most beautiful place in the world

These places are breathtaking and jaw-dropping. They are the ten most beautiful places you should visit at least once in your life.

1. Bora Bora in French Polynesia

Bora Bora is the most famous island in the South Pacific. It is also known as the "Pearl of Nanyang", and it is one of the few places on earth that everyone wants to see at least once in his life.

No wonder this island is a world-famous honeymoon resort. Visiting couples feel as if they have fled to a private oasis, because they can share the special moment of marriage happiness.

This island used to be the site of a volcano, and later the volcano sank, forming the Great Barrier Reef.

2. Philippine palawan island

Palawan island is the largest island in Palawan province. It is the fifth largest island in the Philippines and has been rated as the most beautiful island in the world for many times.

Palawan island is full of exotic wildlife, quaint fishing villages and UNESCO World Heritage, which seems to satisfy most people's dream of finding a real tropical paradise.

Palawan island is still undeveloped, so people can enjoy the pure white sand beaches, mountains, jungles and everything it has to offer.

3. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland

Seljalandsfoss in selga, also known as Lance Falls in selga, is a spectacular waterfall in southern Iceland. This incredibly powerful waterfall is very popular in photos of Iceland. The road to the waterfall is actually behind the waterfall, which is one of the few waterfalls in the world that you can walk behind. There is also a small cave in the area behind the waterfall, where visitors can enjoy the truly unique scenery.

4. Wadu Island, Maldives

Maldives is called "paradise on earth". Vadu Island, a small island with only 500 people, is known as one of the most fascinating places on earth.

During the day, tourists enjoy white beaches and blue sea water. However, at night, there is a truly unique and amazing sight here, which earned the island the nickname "Xinghai". The beaches around the island emit beautiful blue light at night, giving people the feeling that the sky and its stars are sitting on the beach.

This light is caused by phytoplankton and a natural chemical reaction called bioluminescence. This spectacular phenomenon is one of the rarest events in nature. Please go to Maldives if you want to see it.

5. Bolivian uyuni Salt Lake

Uyuni Salt Lake is the largest salt source in the world. Covering an area of more than 6,400 square kilometers, it is about 100 times larger than bonneville Yantian in the United States.

Although rainy season and dry season have their own charms, salt marshes (soil soaked with salt) look unreal, especially in rainy season. During the rainy season, water turned this Bolivian salt field into the largest mirror in the world. This is called "the boundary between heaven and earth".

6. Provence, France

France itself is a popular tourist destination, but the historic Provence region is very popular with travelers. Its diverse landscapes, continuous vineyards, olive groves, pine forests, lavender fields and mild climate make it a year-round tourist attraction.

Located between the mountains and the sea, this area is mainly based on tourism, not industrialization. It is full of warm and friendly people, festivals and active cultural life, and it is an ideal place for everyone.

7. Svalbard, Norway

The Norwegian archipelago between the Norwegian mainland and the North Pole is a very charming place. The population of the northernmost settlements is less than 3000.

In fact, there are more polar bears here than people. There are four months in a year, and you will experience 24 hours of sunshine (four months without night).

Less than 10% of the land has vegetation. Svalbard is technically classified as a desert because of its low temperature and humidity.

It also includes the global seed bank, which contains more than 654.38+00000 seed samples from all over the world, which can save mankind as we know it.

8. China Zhangye Danxia Disaster Relief

We live in an era when Photoshop is almost omnipotent, but this time it has nothing to do with this photo! China's Zhangye Danxia landform is one of the places where it is hard to believe that it really exists. The natural landscape in Gansu province shocked tourists with its explosive colors-its stripes ranged from yellow, orange and red to emeralds, greens and blues, making it hard to believe that all this was true.

This large colorful valley and natural columns look surreal, reminiscent of impressionist paintings, not photographs.

Danxia landform formed by red sandstone and conglomerate is a unique example of lithofacies landform. The name actually refers to various landforms formed in the southeast and southwest of China due to special natural conditions, such as water flow fracture, erosion, oxidation, tectonic plate movement and so on. The formation of Zhang Xia Geopark began in Cretaceous, which lasted more than 24 million years.

Today, Danxia Geopark is a huge tourist attraction, and its six landscapes were listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in 20 10. If you plan to visit, I hope it will rain, because the bright hills will shine more brightly after the rain!

9. Lake Plitvece, Croatia

Croatia is one of the most beautiful countries on earth. Although there are countless places to visit, Lake Plitvece National Park is very popular with tourists. Plitvece is a group of 16 natural lakes, a UNESCO world cultural heritage, with amazing scenery and unique turquoise water. Because the weather in Plitvece is almost always good, you can visit the lake all year round.

10. Bagan, Myanmar

Bagan is an ancient city located in Mandalay, Myanmar. It is the largest and densest Buddhist temple, stupa, stupa and relic in the world, some of which can be traced back to 1 1 and12nd century.

The climate in Bagan is also relatively stable, with more sunshine than other towns in Myanmar. Although walking on the narrow street between the temple and the stupa is a good way to appreciate this temple city, you can see more by taking a hot air balloon.