Mysterious Peak District National Park

The Peak District National Park, located in the heart of England, celebrated its 63rd anniversary in April. The spectacular landscape and beautiful valleys make it one of the most breathtaking places in the whole country. And not only in the country. Peak District is visited by millions of people every year and is considered the second most frequented in the world, behind Fuji-Hakone-Izu in Japan. But, despite such a dense flow of visitors, here you can always find a secluded place and admire the untouched nature. However, it is also considered the most mysterious and mysterious. Below you can see its beauty in photos and learn about its "mysteriousness" by watching the video.

Beautiful sunrise over Mam Tor, Peak District. (Photo: Chris Hepburn)

(Photo: Simon Harrod)

Beautiful scenery in the Peak District. (Photo: Carl Roddis)

Panorama. (Photo: Simon Harrod)

Another majestic view, this time of Grindleford. (Photo: Matt Hall)

Sunset at Ladybower Reservoir, Peak District National Park. (Photo: Simon Harrod)

Edale is a location featured in the movie Jacob's Ladder. (Photo: Nick Saltmarsh)

(Photo: Chris Hepburn)

Ancient arch bridge over the River Wye at Ashford in the Water. (Photo: Getty Images)

Ladybower Reservoir, Peak District National Park. (Photo: Neil Clark)

Huge rocky area Stanage Edge, 7 kilometers long. (Photo: Getty Images)

Sunrise over Mam Tor. (Photo: Getty Images)

Abandoned house in the Peak District. (Photo: Getty Images)

Derbyshire. (Photo: Getty Images)

Sunrise in the Peak District. (Photo: Getty Images)