16 out-of-the-world spots that actually exist on earth
Authored By Wion Web Desk
Published: Nov 27, 2016, 23:54 IST | Updated: Nov 27, 2016, 23:54 IST
WION Edge: Some bizarre looking landscapes to remind us of just how diverse the planet is.
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J?kuls?rl?n Iceberg Lagoon, the icy lake has been the set for Hollywood movies including Batman Begins and A View to a Kill (Greenland Travel Flickr)
J?kuls?rl?n Iceberg Lagoon, the icy lake has been the set for Hollywood movies including Batman Begins and A View to a Kill (Greenland Travel Flickr)
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Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand (Ell Duke Flickr)
Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand (Ell Duke Flickr)
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Whitehaven Beach, Queensland, Australia (IG InK Flickr)
Whitehaven Beach, Queensland, Australia (IG InK Flickr)
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Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
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Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia (Eric Bauer Flickr)
Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia (Eric Bauer Flickr)
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Salinas Grandes, Argentina: It is only 2300 square miles, no big deal (Leandro Klbisz Flickr)
Salinas Grandes, Argentina: It is only 2300 square miles, no big deal (Leandro Klbisz Flickr)
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Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Bolivia: The world?s largest salt flat and is spread over 4000 square miles (Dimitry B Flickr)
Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Bolivia: The world?s largest salt flat and is spread over 4000 square miles (Dimitry B Flickr)
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Quilotoa, Latacunga, Ecuador (Simon Matzinger Flickr)
Quilotoa, Latacunga, Ecuador (Simon Matzinger Flickr)
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Rio Secreto, Mayan Riviera, Mexico (PriceTravel pictures Flickr)
Rio Secreto, Mayan Riviera, Mexico (PriceTravel pictures Flickr)
A cenote is a ?natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.? Yes, and looks alien!
A cenote is a ?natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.? Yes, and looks alien!
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Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
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Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia: It?s an active volcano, check local notices before hiking there! (Victor Iniesta Flickr)
Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia: It?s an active volcano, check local notices before hiking there! (Victor Iniesta Flickr)
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Kirkjufellsfoss, West Region, Iceland (Adres Nieto Porras Flickr)
Kirkjufellsfoss, West Region, Iceland (Adres Nieto Porras Flickr)
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Fja?r?rglj?fur, Iceland (Andres Nieto Porras Flickr)
Fja?r?rglj?fur, Iceland (Andres Nieto Porras Flickr)
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Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario, Canada (joe deSousa Flickr)
Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario, Canada (joe deSousa Flickr)
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Bruarfoss Waterfall, Brekkusk?gur, Iceland (Flickr Moyan Brenn)
Bruarfoss Waterfall, Brekkusk?gur, Iceland (Flickr Moyan Brenn)
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Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA (Moyan Brenn Flickr)
Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA (Moyan Brenn Flickr)