Gorgeous natural elephant-shaped rock in Iceland
Darvaza Gas Crater in Turkmenistan — breathtaking and absolutely real
Amazing Crystal Cave, Iceland
The cave with a lake inside, Greece
These Chocolate Hills in the Philippines look like they’re from some fairytale.
Who knew stones and trees were such a good match? Stone Forest, China
Surreal geological formation called the “Eye of the Sahara” in Mauritania
400-million-year-old Batu Caves, Malaysia
Any ideas how this even happened? Split Apple Rock, New Zealand
These fields in China become spectacular during the season of blooming.
Tanah Lot — a rock formation of the Indonesian island of Bali
Marvelous Baatara Waterfall, dropping into a cave with 3 natural bridges in Lebanon
The Underwater Waterfall in Mauritius is a completely natural optical illusion.
The Ik Kil Cenote in Mexico is definitely one of the most magical places on Earth.
Gorgeous underwater Orda Cave in Russia
Startling pink shore of the Komodo Island, Indonesia
During the rainy season this desert in Brazil is filled with lagoons of fresh water, making it truly astounding.
At the end of February the sun creates the illusion of a fiery waterfall.
And the last award for today for being the most secluded place on the planet goes to Busuanga Island in the Philippines.
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