Last Updated on January 7, 2021
Travertine pools and terraces at Pamukkale, Turkey
How about a nature-made terrace? Yes, please.
In Turkey, there are warm travertine terraces that look like marble waterfalls with limpid pools. This place is filled with carbonated mineral water that stays in the same temperature all year round due to its location in the Inner Aegean region.
The color mixture will relax your mind and help you be calm and healthier in a matter of minutes.
Marble Caves of Lake General Carrera, Chile
The marble caves of Chile are one of the world’s greatest treasures. This place is proof that nature is a better artist than all humans could ever be. Marble Caves of Lake General Carrera has been naturally created over 6,000 years ago.
Throughout all of these years, water and wind have been slowly carving each one of these caves to make them the masterpieces they are today.
Salt Lake, Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
South America has one of the most remarkable places in the world where salt crust literally extends to the horizon. The lakes that are located nearby to Salar de Uyuni overflow a thin coat of water, which turns the salt flats into a stunning mirror that’s reflecting the sky. It is also the world’s largest salt flat, covering 10,582 sq km.
Oasis of Huacachina, Peru
Finding an oasis in the middle of a desert will make you feel like you are hallucinating or living in a dream, and that’s exactly what Huacachina is. It is too beautiful and perfect to be true.
Huacachina is a small village that was built around a gorgeous oasis. With golden sand surrounding it, you will feel like you are in a different world. There are only 100 people living it and it is 5 km far from Ica, the city.
