The world is full of weird yet amazing places. From chocolate hills to animal-shaped mountains, there is a ton to explore. Here, we will take you on a virtual journey to the most unique places spread across the globe.
Spotted Lake, British Columbia, Canada
The Spotted Lake has been cherished by the local Okanagan (Syilx) people and can easily be identified as to why people think of it as holy. During summers, the water evaporated and leaves behind tiny mineral pools, all of different colors from the other. The lake can be seen on Highway 3, located on the north-western side of a small town called Osoyoos.
The Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland
It was formed around sixty million years ago due to a gigantic explosion of the mass of molten basalt that later on hardened and shrunk after it cooled down, creating cracks. According to an estimate, 37,00,00 geometrically accurate polygon columns are present at this place which makes the locals believe that they are made by the giant.
Thor’s Well, Oregon, USA
In rocky conditions, the surf settles into the wide sinkhole and then rushes upwards with great force. The place can be viewed by using the Captain Cook Trail from the Cape Perpetua Scenic Area visitor center. It is unsafe during high tide or winter storms.
Pamukkale, Turkey
It is one of the most astonishing UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwest Turkey. The waterfalls from the natural spring and down the travertine platform, form a beautiful thermal pool ideal for a quick dip.
Badab-e Surt, Iran
These travertine terraces, a type of limestone, located in Northern Iran, are an unbelievable natural creation that was performed thousands of years ago. The unique reddish color of terraces is because of a high amount of iron oxide in one of the springs.
Fly Geyser, USA
This geyser is located on private land at the end of Black Rock Desert. It was formed because of an energy company drill in the geothermal waters.
Lake Hillier, Western Australia
The outstanding lake is situated on the biggest islands in Western Australia’s Recherche Archipelago. The lake retains its elegant pink color throughout the year. According to some scientists, it is due to high salinity with the existence of salt-loving algae species.
Tianzi Mountains, China
These limestone summits are enveloped in rich greenery, mostly covered in mist. The cable car goes up to Huangshi village. Going beyond this village are numerous streams giving out stunning views of Tianzi.
The Catacombs, France
These catacombs are made of old quarry tunnels below Paris. Most are unknown skulls and bones from the city’s over-populated graveyards.
Nasca Lines, Peru
The animal figures and geometrical shapes, marked by the primitive Nasca into Peru’s barren Pampa de San José are one of South America’s is a mystery. It can be seen either from the air or metal viewing tower, beside the highway. The best views can be seen from the lovely flights to uncover the huge figures and animals.
The Bermuda Triangle, North Atlantic Ocean
The Bermuda Triangle is approximately located between Bermuda, Florida, and Puerto Rico. Even though the US Coastguard argues the existence of such an area, there are conspiracy theories on the stories revolving around the uncommon magnetic readings and ships, planes, and people who are never found to date.
Socotra Island, Yemen
Some six million years ago Island looks like a sci-fiction film with its distinct biodiversity which means that the trees and plants present there are found nowhere else.
Chocolate Hills of Bohol Island, the Philippines
Varying in heights, the shapes are so regular that they can make people believe it to be man-made. According to UNESCO, they are the elevation of coral deposits and a result of rainwater erosion.
Red Beach, China
The beach is covered in seaweed that changes its color to bright red in autumn. They are a crucial nature reserve for migrating birds. A small portion is allowed public entrance, discovered by a wooden walkway.
Plain of Jars, Laos
According to a theory, the cylinder-shaped jars are used in primitive funeral ceremonies, though the natives say that these were used to make rice wine.
Goblin Valley State Park, USA
The sandstone was corroded by the wind and water that creates a usual peak that looks like goblins. The uncanny landscape is two miles long worth exploring to get a close look at its creation.
Whale Bone Alley, Siberia
Located 82km off the coast of Alaska, its whale-like jawbones, ribs, and vertebrae are situated horizontally, creating an uncanny alleyway.
These weirdest places around the world not only defy logic, but they invoke a feeling of surprise and strangeness as well. Do you know any such place that is not listed here? Let us know by commenting.