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World’s 10 Most Magical Places You Can Visit (For Free!) |

Published in Sweden - Social interactions and entertainment - 17 - 02 Jul 20 01:11

1. Zhangjiajie National Forest Park China414

It’s a mouthful to say, but once you visit the floating mountains of China’s Zhangjiajie National Park, you won’t ever forget it. Over 3,000 pillars covered in dangling vines and twisted pines rise up from the fog in this mystical land. Rumor has it these were James Cameron’s inspiration for his Hallelujah Mountains in the movie Avatar.
Now you can get even closer to these misty pillars since park authorities have built a glass bridge that stretches 1400 feet over the valley. Brave enough to walk across? The bridge appears to be very safe, as no accidents have been reported. Yet…


2. Klevan, Tunnel of Love, Ukraine
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These train tracks in Klevan, Ukraine look like something out of a romance novel. Nature has used trees to form a perfect tunnel for the local lumber train, now an ideal place for a stroll with someone special.
Take your true love down this overgrown railway, and legend has it your wishes will come true. The key word here is true love, though. Don’t take anyone you’re only lukewarm about – the trees in Klevan can spot a faker. Don’t linger too long, either. The train still carries wood down these tracks 3 times a day.

3. Salar de Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia
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This might be the closest you’ll ever get to exploring another planet. These otherworldly salt flats near the crest of the Andes in Bolivia feel a bit like alien territory.

The Salar de Uyuni are the largest salt flats in the world, a whole 100 times larger than the Bonneville Flats in Utah, and more than 10 times the size of New York City. They were left behind by several giant prehistoric lakes that dried up with the dinosaurs.
You’re probably carrying a piece of the Salar salt flats with you right now. This is where at least 40% of the world’s lithium comes from, so there’s a good chance you can thank these supernatural flats for keeping your phone working.

4. Antelope Canyon, Nevada
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You might not find any Antelope running through these canyons, but you may find the next wallpaper for your computer.
This slot canyon in Nevada was once a roaming ground to the Navajo Natives. It was formed by years of flooding and rain, carving it into a photographer’s playground.
Plenty of natural lighting means good pictures are almost guaranteed. A nice shot of you smiling in the middle could make for a jealousy-inducing Christmas card, but pay attention to the warning signs. Flash floods still occur, sometimes sending visitors running for higher ground.

5. Red Beach, China
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Aren’t you tired of golden, sandy beaches? Okay, maybe not, but a little variety never hurt anyone.
It’s not the sand that gives Red Beach its name. It’s the plants that grow here, known as suaeda salsa, which cover the shore in a field of red.
Home to a large collection of rare birds, this protected wildlife area in Panjin, China is one of nature’s most unique gifts, inviting a visit from bird watchers, explorers, and anyone who’s never seen a red beach.

6. To Sua Ocean Trench, Samoa
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To Sua might be the most magical place you’ll ever swim. The turquoise waters of this tropical swimming hole are fed by ocean currents through an underground lava tube. Sound cool? To Sua tops it off with a surrounding of lush plant life and unforgettable cliff top views.
The perfectly blue water of this Samoan trench is 100 feet deep, and comes complete with a ladder, dock, and a host of tropical fish. The ladder is available for diving, so you’ll have plenty of time to practice your cannonballs and mid-air filming skills.

7. Cancun Underwater Museum, Mexico464
Classic cars and dedicated churchgoers are just some of the sculptures you’ll find in this eerie underwater museum off the coast of Cancun.
Most of the 500 sculptures in this underwater museum were crafted by Jason deCaires, who wanted to help save local reefs by giving divers somewhere new to explore.
Some of the statues are a bit freaky, but you’ll be fine if you don’t mind a set of stony eyes following you while you swim.

8. The Faerie Glen, Scotland
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This rolling pasture feels right out of a children’s fairy tale. Perhaps that’s where it got the name Faerie Glen, although the fairies all seem to have left for somewhere more private.
Hollywood felt the magic here, and used it to shoot the fantasy film Stardust starring Robert De Niro. This is a great place to let your inner child run free and roam the cone shaped hills.
It also might be the world’s best place for an epic game of hide-and-seek.

9. Lake Retba, Senegal
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Before you ask, nobody dumped a truckload of kool-aid packets into the water here. Lake Retba (or Lake Rose, in French) in Senegal gets its pink color from a special kind of algae. The algae have adapted specially to survive in Lake Retba’s ultra-salty waters. When the sun hits the algae, it gives off a pink tinge.
Maybe mother nature just felt like showing off. Like the Dead Sea, the salty water here means you could float comfortably for hours.

10. Chocolate Hills, Philippines

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Have you ever looked at a hill and just thought, I’d really like to eat that? If not, the Chocolate Hills in Bohol, Philippines might be a first. During the dry season, the grass covering these rolling hills turns brown, making it look like a field of giant Hershey’s kisses.
Still hungry? No one’s really sure how they were formed, but one local legend claims it was a battleground for two giants, who muddied the place up tossing huge boulders at each other.

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Comments (17)

02 Jul 20 01:12
ATEICTOT

No Ohrid no vote !

02 Jul 20 01:13
IzN0GooD

You pay to the meshtanite, ohrit isnt free

02 Jul 20 01:22
Agui

I dont see the Musée de la Mine in St-Etienne :z

02 Jul 20 01:58
Dirty Harry

X

02 Jul 20 02:47
Kxero

No atacama desert, No Torres del Paine, No Rapa Nui... Add Chiloé... Morenos land is the best place!!

02 Jul 20 05:41
MirceTrolo

good job !!!!

02 Jul 20 06:57
masdodamnakon

o7

02 Jul 20 07:00
IzN0GooD

i will add em in next series feel free to suggest in comments o7

02 Jul 20 07:18
CTEBAH

evo

02 Jul 20 07:19
Plavaprinceza

nice...:*

02 Jul 20 07:56
Javanshir

nice article o/

02 Jul 20 08:52
steppenwolf

Đavolja varoš - https://www.google.com/search?q=%C4%91avolja+varo%C5%A1+slikeclient=firefox-b-dsxsrf=ALeKk03tNzs7Y4txUg1TuZXvsW_hVw7ZuA:1593704827171tbm=ischsource=iuictx=1fir=rNO7P5kskLcfdM%252CNRFAEKdOD2PcLM%252C_vet=1usg=AI4_-kQBr-jb-q68nzb8iaE6ioiCotbVvQsa=Xved=2ahUKEwiOteaQ9a7qAhUpSBUIHZ2nA9wQ9QEwCXoECAkQIwbiw=1600bih=786#imgrc=gfUEqUVUimlLYM

02 Jul 20 10:10
Mag Grey

o7

02 Jul 20 13:40
retroTurco

Nice article o7

02 Jul 20 21:04
La0ch

Fairy glen 🧚‍♂️ FTW

03 Jul 20 02:25
H4lius

Valle de la Luna, Salar de Atacama, Isla de Chiloe, Rapa Nui, Torres del Paine, and maybe 20 places more in south of morenos land

03 Jul 20 03:50
Qurcika

o7