5 unusual places in the world

Surreal, fantastical, unbelievable-all of these words are perfect descriptors for the following ten destinations. From captivating forests to dramatic cliffs to ice caves, prepare to be amazed by the most surreal places in the world:

 

Surrealistycznie space: Bridge of the Giants, Northern Ireland

Located near the Atlantic ocean, the Bridge of the Giants in Ireland is just one of the most incredible, bizarre natural wonders in the world. The dam is home to more than 40,000 columns, most of which have six sides and form a cellular structure.

 

The pavement of the Giants has not always been a fascinating point for tourists, which is today. To create from cooled magma, it took nearly 60 million years of erosion to form columns. Scientists believe they okanchatelno became visible after the last ice age, about 15,000 years ago.

 

 

Thermal baths, Pammukale, Turkey

Take a trip to the inner Aegean region of Turkey, near the valley of the river Menderes, there is the thermal spring of Pamukkale. People were bathing in these hot mineral-rich waters for thousands of years.

 

The pools in the form of scallops and frozen waterfalls decorate the rocks of the district. Here, the spring water is hot and high in calcium, magnesium sulfate and bicarbonate. Pamukkale hot springs flow water at a rate of 400 liters per second, rich in minerals flows all the time form a hollow, circular pools.

 

 

Surreal places: Hvitserkur, North Iceland

 

Some argue that it's a monster, others believe that it is more like a dragon. In any case, a natural formation of rocks Hvitserkur attracts a lot of human attention. Skala is located on the Northern tip of the Peninsula has Vatnsnes in Iceland, thousands of people every year come here to see this rock. Scala has three holes in its base, the structure was reinforced with concrete to prevent further erosion. Even in the pictures you can see the white streaks of bird droppings, which flows at the edges, where like the name Hvitserkur, which means "white shirt".

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The Cave Of Fingal, Scotland

Named in honor of the hero of the epic poem of the 18th century, the Cave of Fingal boasts numerous geometric columns napominayu the pavement of the giants in Ireland. Fingal cave is formed of hexagonal jointed basalt columns created by solidified lava, thanks. Sea cave located on the uninhabited island of Staffa, which belongs to Scotland. The cave of Fingal is located in the high arched roof, which increases the sound of the ocean. Although boats cannot enter the cave, many local companies offer tours of the area.

 

 

Surreal places: Red beach, Panjin, China

Red beach is probably the furthest thing from any traditional understanding of a beach. Instead of vast expanses of sand on the beach grow red algae which are called "PMS" which form the Red Beach. This algae remain green throughout most of the year, and only in the autumn turn to a dark, cherry red color.

 

Aside from its odd coloring, Red beach is home for more than 260 kinds of birds and 399 kinds of wild animals, making it one of the most complex ecosystems in the world. Red Beach is also the largest wetland area in the world.

 

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