A cinder cone volcano that suddenly surged from a cornfield in 1943, giving scientists a front-row seat to volcanic birth.
A navigable underground river that winds through a spectacular limestone cave mountain. It flows directly into the South China Sea. 34. Mount Bromo (Indonesia)
The lowest point on Earth's surface and one of the saltiest bodies of water. Galápagos Islands Archipelago blue coyote natural wonders of the world 37 top
Sixteen terraced lakes connected by 92 waterfalls. Travertine barriers grow at an astonishing 1 cm per year, constantly reshaping the landscape. Water ranges from azure to emerald, colored by minerals and organisms.
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A multi-tiered waterfall network and a series of colorful, crystal-clear lakes. Local Tibetan legends claim the lakes were formed from a broken mirror. 24. Giant's Causeway (Northern Ireland)
One of the most isolated settlements in the Sahara Desert. This lush basin of olive and palm trees has been inhabited for thousands of years, offering a stark contrast to the surrounding desert. Travertine barriers grow at an astonishing 1 cm
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While man-made, it is celebrated for its seamless integration into the dramatic Andean landscape.
A geological formation in Bohol consisting of at least 1,260 hills that turn brown during the dry season, resembling chocolate kisses.
A massive sandstone monolith 1,142 feet high, with a circumference of 5.8 miles. Sacred to the Anangu people. Its most magical moment is sunset, when it glows deep red, then mauve, then sinks into silhouette.