Nature lovers around the globe agree that Salar de Uyuni—a Bolivian salt flat—is undeniably one of the world’s most stunning natural wonders. During the rainy season, a thin pool of water transforms Salar de Uyuni into a flawless mirror which creates a breathtaking reflection of the sky. Most of the year, Salar de Uyuni is…
On the outskirts of the lively city of Buenos Aries in Argentina, there is a mysterious circular island located in the Parana Delta which rotates on its own axis like a distant planet. Scientists believe that the unusual island—known in Argentina as “El Ojo” or “The Eye”—formed in 2003. There is not yet a scientific…
Have you ever heard of Las Encantadas, commonly known as The Enchanted Archipelago in Ecuador? About 600 miles from Ecuadorian shores, multiple coasts with an exceptional archipelago have amazed visitors with their great wildlife spectacles and breathtaking shallows. This group of 19 islands is today known as the Galapagos Islands. Visitors to these islands have…
When most people think of the world’s most famous radioactive spaces, they generally think of disaster zones like the area surrounding the doomed Chernobyl power plant in Pripyat. The word radioactive brings to mind a man-made catastrophe brought on by an accident at a nuclear power plant, or a top secret nuclear weapons test on…
When most people think of a river, they envision dark muddy water—or, crystal clear water with a few dull grey stones lining a fairly nondescript riverbed. From late July through November, Caño Cristales in Colombia is the most colorful river in the world. A short window between the wet and dry season is conductive to…
In 1971, legendary French marine explorer Jacques Cousteau journeyed to an obscure sinkhole in Belize and dubbed its royal blue waters one of the best diving spots in the world. A circular expanse of water dubbed The Great Blue Hole by a British diver is visible from space, and contains a stunning network of submerged…
Right in the middle of a forest in the southern state of Sao Paolo in Brazil is a large yet abandoned road called Viaduct Petrobras. It’s a mysterious concrete structure that sticks like a sore thumb from the jungle then disappears abruptly. The road was part of the trans coastal highway that was built by…
When you think of Chile, you may immediately think of South American hot tropical landscapes. However, the country is also notable for its gorgeous mountain ranges and cooler climates as well. The natural sights of the mountainside at Torres del Paine National Park are definitely something worth seeing for any nature lover and travel enthusiast….
