Pink Lake and Rainbow Mountains: These ten places are too beautiful to be true

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Some places are so breathtakingly beautiful that you begin to doubt your own vision. But looks aren’t deceiving: These ten places are so unique in nature that you can create them only with Photoshop.

Do you want to spend the night on a volcano in the middle of the forest? Chile makes it possible! Hotel La Montaña Mágica resembles a witch’s house but fascinates with its unique atmosphere. The volcano-shaped building is completely covered in moss and even water gushes out from its top into the open area. Access to the hotel is via a wooden bridge.

Salar de Uyuni is a vast sandy but dangerously cold desert. Here, in one of the flattest places on earth, it rarely rains. However, since the desert is 3,600 meters above sea level, it is generally very cold and the air is thin. That’s why it’s important to pack warm clothes for a trip to Salar de Uyuni.

Pinnacles in Western Australia’s Nambung National Park are often compared to fingers. The natural view at dusk is an unforgettable experience. How the hills were formed has not been fully understood to date. However, what is certain is that some stones are 500,000 years old.

And yet another magnificent sight is heading towards the west of Australia. Lake Hillier resembles a dream with its pink water. Water may seem a little irritating, but it is not harmful to your health. The salinity of the lake is similar to the Red Sea, so you mostly float on the surface of the water.

Mesa Arch is the symbol of Canyonlands National Park. You will encounter many natural phenomena during your walk in the park. But arriving at the Mesa Arch overshadows everything because the arch offers a breathtaking view at sunset.

A geyser in the state of Nevada spews various brightly colored minerals onto the surface. This creates a large, colorful mountain that looks more like glue than thermal water.

The Preikestolen cliff drops vertically to a depth of approximately 600 meters. The atmosphere gives you goosebumps. Unfortunately, this place is not well known anymore. There is absolutely no crowd during the day. Therefore, waking up early and experiencing the sunrise over the unique rock is doubly valuable.

Cascate del Mulino can be found in Tuscany. These are actually natural swimming pools where water flows like a waterfall from an old mill. Thanks to extremely high natural temperatures of up to 38 degrees, you can have a wonderful rest in the turquoise waters.

And we are going to the USA again. The famous salt lake is located in Utah. It has a special color that can be seen even from space. Its salinity is so high that it is pink in color, like Hiller Lake. Particularly impressive is passing over the road that forms the border between the blue and pink parts of the lake.

Near Cusco, there are colorful mountains that look like they came out of a child’s drawings. Some glow in six to seven colors. The mountains owe this to iron oxides, sulfur, copper, water and oxygen. That’s why they are also called rainbow mountains.

Source : Blick