The most beautiful wonders of the world that you must see with your own eyes
Discover 30 breathtaking natural wonders that deserve a place on your travel bucket list!
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20.3.2025 | K.Hoffmanova
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Marble Caves
These breathtaking caves in Patagonia have been formed by water for more than 6,000 years . Thanks to the high calcium content, the rocks have turned amazing shades of blue, white and grey.
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Thor's Well
On the Oregon coast, there is a fascinating natural phenomenon that resembles a bottomless well. Thor's Well was created by the collapse of the ceiling of an underwater cave.
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White Sands
"The sand in White Sands is not quartz, but gypsum - it is the largest gypsum desert in the world. Over 600,000 people come here every year.
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Dead Sea
The saltiest lake in the world lies 430 metres below sea level, making it the lowest point on Earth.In other words: -430 m above sea level = the surface of the Dead Sea, about -730 m above sea level = the deepest bottom of the Dead Sea.
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Mount Fuji
The last eruption took place in 1707. In winter, the peak is covered with snow and looks even more majestic against the clear blue sky.
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Caño Cristales River
Nicknamed the "liquid rainbow", this river glows red, blue, green and yellow. The magic is created by a special plant, Macarenia clavigera, which flowers only a few months of the year.
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Waitomo Cave
The underground world of the North Island shines thanks to thousands of fireflies that illuminate the cave ceilings like a starry sky.
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Na Pali Coast
Amazing cliffs with lush vegetation rise high above the azure ocean. The only way to get here is by foot, boat or helicopter.
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Antelope Canyon
This breathtaking canyon in Arizona is characterized by narrow passages and sandstone walls created by water and wind erosion. The play of light and shadow here paints incredible scenery.
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Trango Towers
One of the highest vertical rock walls in the world attracts experienced climbers and BASE jumpers. These granite peaks reach heights of over 6,200 metres.
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Cliffs of Moher
Almost 200 metres high, the cliffs tower over the Atlantic Ocean and are one of the most beautiful places in Ireland.
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Angel Falls
The highest waterfall in the world falls from a height of 979 metres from the top of the table mountain Auyán-tepui. Due to its remote location, it is only accessible by air, which adds to its mystical atmosphere.
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Jeju Island
This UNESCO-listedvolcanic island hides lava tunnels and bizarre rock formations. It offers not only beautiful beaches, but also a unique culture and a rich history.
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Basket
The iconic rock towering 600 metres above the Lysefjord offers one of the best views in Europe. The climb takes about 90 minutes
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Maledivy
Thousands of islands with white sands and turquoise seas make up this tropical paradise. On some beaches, glowing plankton can be seen at night, creating a magical bioluminescent effect.
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Salar de Uyuni
The world's largest salt flat turns into a giant mirror reflecting the sky after the rain. In this surreal place, you'll also find islands with giant cacti and stunning scenery.
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Perito Moreno
One of the few glaciers in the world that is still growing is located in Los Glaciares National Park. Giant chunks of ice regularly break off and fall into the water with a deafening roar.
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Mount Everest
The highest mountain in the world is 8,849 metres and is a dream for many climbers. But only the most experienced venture to its summit, where the air is extremely cold and thin.
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Socotra
This mysterious island is home to plants and animals you won't find anywhere else in the world. The most famous are the dragonflies with their umbrella-shaped crowns and red, blood-like sap.
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Sopka Parícutin
One of the youngest volcanoes in the world was formed in 1943 literally in front of the local population. In less than 10 years, it grew to a height of 2,280 metres, now extinct but still fascinating.
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Victoria Falls
"Thundering smoke " - that's what the locals call these giant waterfalls, which are twice as high as Niagara. The roar of the water can be heard for miles and the mist floats up to 48 km from the falls.
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Pamukkale
Terraced pools full of thermal water glow white thanks to the limestone that has been deposited. This place, called the "Cotton Castle", is located next to the ancient city of Hierapolis.
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Pink Lake Hillier
The mysterious pink colour of this lake is caused by the presence of special bacteria. Although the water looks like a strawberry milkshake, it is perfectly safe to swim in.
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Niagara Falls
One of the most famous waterfalls in the world, the huge amount of water falling from a height of 50 metresis breathtaking . The best experience is a boat ride directly below the falls.
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Uluru
The sacred monolith changes colours during the day from orange to dark red. Ancient indigenous legends claim it's a place of mystical energy.
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The Aurora Borealis
The dance of lights in the night sky is created by the collision of the solar wind with the atmosphere. The best conditions for viewing it are in Norway, Iceland and Canada.
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Hạ Long Bay
Over 1,500 limestone islands rise out of the sea in this fabulous bay. The ideal way to explore it is by cruising on a traditional Vietnamese boat.
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Great Barrier Reef
The largest coral reef in the world is a paradise for divers and snorkelers. It is home to thousands of species of fish, turtles and colourful corals that are unfortunately threatened by warming oceans.
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Grand Canyon
This giant canyon was excavated by the Colorado River over millions of years. It's 445 kilometres long and its walls reveal layers of rock that are over a billion years old.
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Zhangjiajie
The rock columns of this park inspired the film Avatar. Thousands of fog-shrouded stone towers create a magical atmosphere.