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In this issue you will see photos taken in different parts of our planet, but all these places have one thing in common — they are magical, amazing, divine... many of them we have already written on the pages of our blog. Some of these sites differ unforgettable beauty, others interesting parts, and some unusual appearance. In any case, they all stand to see them with my own eyes. Maybe someday you will go there to evaluate these natural beauty firsthand. And now you can watch our photopotential.

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1. Rock Jangle Dance in Gansu, China.

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2. These bright formations are the result of deposits of red Sandstone and minerals.

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3. Colored minerals were deposited here over 24 million years.

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4. A swing at "the edge of the world" baños, Ecuador.

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5. On the edge of Ecuador, stands the old tree house, which shows nearby active volcano.

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6. And next hang the swing on which can take only the bravest adrenalinschiki.

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7. The great blue hole in Belize.

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8. This underwater sinkhole off the coast of Belize.

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9. In addition, it is one of the best places for diving on the planet. The depth of the holes 124 m.

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10. Tulip fields in the Netherlands.

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11. A mistake Keukenhof, also known as the Garden of Europe, for the place where the Tulip fields.

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12. However, the tulips are growing right out of the garden, and often on private land.

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13. Cave Han dung in Binh province, Vietnam.

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14. The world's largest cave was formed 2-5 million years ago.

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15. Inside it can fit a whole quarter of the 40 buildings with a length of 800 meters!

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16. Park Hitachi March in Hitachi-Naka, Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.

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17. Flowers in the Park bloom in the spring.

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18. Tourists come here mainly to see the blooming of 4.5 million of hemofil Mendes.

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19. Ice cave Mendenhall, Alaska.

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20. The cave lies beneath the Mendenhall glacier.

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21. Passing through the cave, you will see how everything is melting.

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22. Mount Roraima in Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana.

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23. The table mountains are considered some of the oldest geological formations on Earth, which appeared about 2 million years ago.

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24. Mount Roraima is also the border of three countries – Brazil, Guyana and Venezuela.

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25. The ancient region of Cappadocia in Turkey.

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26. This place has long been popular with tourists.

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27. And yet there passes festival of balloons.

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28. Sea stars on the island of Vadhu, Maldives.

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29. What may seem a reflection of the stars in the sky, in fact, marine microbes called phytoplankton.

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30. The effect that these have a bioluminescent creatures on the coast, just magical.

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31. Victoria falls on the border of Zimbabwe and Zambia in Africa.

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32. This 108-foot waterfall lies at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe and is the widest waterfall in Africa.

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33. On the Zambian side also has a famous place – the Devil's pool that allows tourists to "hang" on the edge of the waterfall.

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34. Trolltunga in Hordaland, Norway.

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35. Trolltunga is a piece of stone jutting out of the cliff at an altitude of about 600 m.

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36. This place is available for tourists from mid-June to mid-September.

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37. Whitehaven beach, Whitsunday island, Australia.

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38. This beach is known for its beautiful white Sands, which are believed to be deposited here by the currents millions of years.

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39. The sand is very fine and does not retain heat, so it can safely walk barefoot even on the hottest day! And he can easily damage your electronics, so cell phones and tablets it is better to leave the hotel.

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40. The Grand Canyon in Arizona, USA.

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41. This beauty stretches over 445 km long and 28 km wide.

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42. The canyon is considered one of the Seven natural wonders of the world.

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43. Marble caves at lake General Carrera in Patagonia (Argentina and Chile).

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44. Marble cave called the Marble chapel and Marble Cathedral.

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45. They are in the middle of the lake and were formed by waves over the past 600 years.

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46. Tunnel of love in Klevan', Ukraine.

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47. This is a wonderful place for lovers who seek a fabulous backdrop for their photo shoots.

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48. Here really there is a train three times a day – it delivers materials to the factory. Most importantly, don't forget about the train!

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49.The Uyuni salt flats in southwestern Bolivia.

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50. The world's largest salt marsh.

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51. During the rainy season, this place turns into the largest mirror on the planet.

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52. Enchanted well at Chapada Diamantina, state of Bahia, Brazil.

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53. The well is located within the National Park of Chapada Diamantina.

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54. The depth of up to 36 m, and the water is so clear you can see the stones.

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55. Antelope canyon in Arizona, USA.

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56. Located near the town of page in Arizona.

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57. The best time to visit – spring and fall (March-April, October-November).

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58. Fingarova cave on the island Staffa in Scotland.

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59. While it may seem that these are the creations of human hands, it is not.

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60. This miracle was formed by nature, which in ancient times had built here, these hexagonal basalt columns.

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61. The lake Sua in the village of Lotofaga on the South coast of Upolu island, Somalia.

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62. In fact, this is a huge "hole" in the surface of the Earth, which is unusually decorates the local landscape.

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63. Water enters here through the lava tunnel, turning this place into a real natural pool.

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64. Bamboo groves of Arashiyama, Kyoto, Japan.

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65. This place is often called the bamboo forest.

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66. This framed bamboo path is very popular among tourists and locals.

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67. The glow worm caves, Waitomo, New Zealand.

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68. This place is in the caves of Waitomo known as the Grotto of fireflies – it is here that the glowworms create a starry effect on the ceiling.

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69. This species of Firefly found only in New Zealand and no bigger than a mosquito.

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70. Haiku stairs in Oahu, Hawaii, USA.

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71. This stairway to heaven is a very steep Hiking trail.

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72. Actually, this place is closed for tourists, but many continue to come here, despite the signs "No entry".

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73. The volcanoes of Kamchatka, Russia.

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74. Large chain of volcanoes on the Kamchatka Peninsula – 19 of them still active.

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75. The highest of them is Klyuchevskaya Sopka 4850 m.

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76. Cenotes Of Yucatan, Mexico.

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77. These sinkholes in Mexico were formed during the ice age.

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78. The Maya considered them sacred.

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79. Crater lakes of kelimutu, Flores island, Indonesia.

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80. The most Western of these lakes is called the Lake of old people, its water is usually blue.

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81. The other two lakes are called Lake boys and girls and the Enchanted lake – red and green, respectively. Color change periodically, and this attracted many tourists.

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