19 of America's Most Surreal Places to Visit

The Well of Thor, the Wave, the Horseshoe, the Antelope Canyon and the Stairway to Heaven — no, these are not the names of fabulous places from the new volume of "Game of Thrones". These are very real places in the United States that are worth seeing.

The territory of the United States of America is rich in natural wonders, stunning views and places that take your breath away. Cave glaciers in Alaska, canyons of indescribable beauty in Arizona and sprawling national parks in other states — this and much more awaits travelers and adventurers who yearn for the romance of nature and wonderful landscapes. Well, while you're figuring out which of these places to visit next year, let's take a virtual trip to the most surreal places in America.

Mendenhall, cave glacier, Alaska

If you move in the direction of the Western Glacier, you will get a chance to see firsthand these bizarre clouds of ice.

Antelope Canyon, Arizona

Oneonta Gorge, Oregon

Tulip Fields in Skagit Valley, Washington

Mountain peaks of Maroon Bells, Colorado

Dry Tortugas National Park, Florida

Zion National Park, Utah

Watkins Glen Park, New York

Yosemite Valley, California

Great Prismatic Spring, Wyoming

Haiku Ladder Oahu, Hawaii

Carlsbad Caves, New Mexico

Whitaker Point, Arkansas

Hamilton Pool Lake, Texas

Horseshoe, Arizona

Bryce Canyon, Utah

Niagara Falls, New York

Wave, Arizona

Torah Well, Oregon