Carved into the Patagonian Andes in Chile by the General Carrera Lake, these caves boast a kaleidoscope of turquoise and blue hues that paint the marble walls.
This vibrant geothermal geyser results from the accidental human intervention of a well drilled in the 1960s.
Located between towering sand dunes, crystal-clear freshwater lagoons lie scattered like fallen pieces of sky.
A large, deep submarine sinkhole off the coast of Belize, the Great Blue Hole is a circular depression in the center of a nearly perfect coral reef atoll.
Rich in minerals, the water in this lake evaporates in the summer, leaving behind colorful spots of yellow, green, and blue.
Hike through a slot canyon carved by the Virgin River, with towering sandstone cliffs on either side.
Home to microscopic organisms called dinoflagellates, which emit light, creating an ethereal, magical glow at night.
Around 40,000 massive basalt columns form an intriguing causeway that resembles a giant’s staircase.
Glowworms illuminate the caverns with their magical bioluminescent light, creating a breathtaking starry night sky effect.
The world's largest salt flat stretches for miles, creating a mirror-like reflection of the sky on rainy days.
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