6 Little Known Natural Wonders You Need To Visit

Natural wonders are located in just about every single country in the world, though only a select number are fully recognized by tourism boards and various industries across the world. There are lesser known natural wonders, however, that most people traveling should definitely take a moment out of their vacation and visit. There are, of course, far more than just ten, but for the sake of enlightenment and entertainment, we’ve narrowed it down. Here are 6 little known natural wonders you need to visit.


6. Erg Chebbi

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Erg Chebbi, located in the Moroccan Sahara, is simply stunning. The wind-blown sand dunes are something out of a fantasy novel. They span between 250-500 square kilometers, and some are as high as 150 meters. The sands are thought to contain powers to heal body pain.


5. Pantanal

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Pantanal is known for being the largest tropical wetland in the entire world. The area is home to some truly impressive wildlife, including the capybaras and giant ant-eaters. The massive lillypads are enough to make anyone’s head spin.


4. Valle de la Luna

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Valle de la Luna (Valley of the Moon) is impressive, enough said. The entire area makes you think you just landed on the surface of the moon as there are an impressive amount of colors and textures formed by the wind and water. The dry lakes even appear similar to craters.


3. Colca Canyon

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Colca Canyon is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, and yet still manages to retain its inhabitants who are found on the pre-Inca steppe terraces, which they use to cultivate food. There are archaeological sites and cultural attractions for tourists to visit, plus spas.

2. Jiuzhaigou Valley

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Jiuzhaigou Valley received its name from the nine Tibetan villages that are located within the valley. The valley contains gorgeous lakes and rivers, snow covered mountains, and the entire area has been called a World Biosphere Reserve.

1. Tsingy de Bemaraha

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Tsingy de Bemaraha is stunning. The limestone formations found in the area are what gives it its name. The mangrove forests and beautiful animals in the surrounding area are enough for most people, but it is the mountains that will capture your attention.


Source: lolwot.com