Every part of the world has unique natural landscapes that captivate people. Below, we will introduce to you the TOP 3 BEST NATURAL LANDSCAPES in the WORLD that you should not miss.
TOP 1 : Blue Basin (U.S. National Park Service)
Blue Basin in the state of Oregon, USA makes you feel like you are lost in an oil painting. The cliffs emit a chalky green color. The blue color changes hourly depending on the sunlight, sometimes dark blue, sometimes light green. In particular, in the early morning or at sunset, the scene here is like an artist pouring green paint buckets on the arid rock canyon
As you hike the Island in Time trail into the canyon, or the longer Blue Basin Overlook trail up and around it, the color of the place is immediately captivating. The cerulean claystone ranges from bright blue to seafoam green depending on the sun, and no photo can truly do it justice.
TOP 2 : Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park
– Phong Nha - Ke Bang National Park is the only place in Asia that is in the top 8 destinations with the most impressive natural scenery in the world, voted by Lonely Planet
- Phong Nha Ke Bang used to be associated with historical heroic feats. It has outstanding caves in the world such as Son Doong Cave, Thien Duong Cave, Phong Nha Cave, and other tourist attractions such as Dark Cave, Mooc Spring, and Loi fishing cave, creating a variety of products. tourism.
TOP 3 : Las Salinas de Torrevieja (Spain)
- Every year, Las Salinas de Torrevieja (Spain) always attracts visitors thanks to its natural pink color. The pink color of seawater comes from marine organisms that contain a red chemical called beta carotene. Over time, this sea gradually changes color, sometimes the sand is dyed bright pink, impressive, like a scene in a fairy tale.
It is one of Valencia's most impressive natural parks and is located near another water reserve known as Laguna de la Mata. Las Salinas de Torrevieja spans over 1,400 hectares and is separated from Lake Laguna de la Mata by a stratified rock outcrop known as the Chaparral, but both are connected to the ocean through a canal called the Acequión . This canal was created with the purpose of taking salt from the ocean in the 13th century. As a legacy of the past, there are huge salt mountains piled high along the coast.
