When we think about crossing from one country to another, most of us have a pretty generic idea of a border or a fence separating the two lands, which most certainly is not the case!
Take a look at these beautiful and chilling photos that will show you all the amazing ways in which two land areas can clash, merge, or effortlessly stand side by side!
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| Haiti and The Dominican Republic The difference between The Dominican Republic that has strict environmental laws, and Haiti which doesn't is simply astounding! |
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| Netherlands And Belgium You will rarely see such a casual and urban border as the one dividing the Netherlands and Belgium. |
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| USA and Mexico The harsh landscape paints a striking picture portraying the differences between these two countries, as well as contrasting life standards. |
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| Denmark and Sweden The Oresund Bridge crosses the border between Denmark and Sweden, helping create a seemingly ethereal transition from one country to another. |
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| USA and Canada The difference between these two countries actually had to be drawn into the land, otherwise it would be undetectable! |
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| Norway and Sweden Good luck trying to manage this borderline covered in ice and snow! |
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| Slovakia, Austria and Hungary This is probably the friendliest border you will ever see since it basically looks like a picnic location. |
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| Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay The lush greenery is equally breathtaking on all three sides! |
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| Poland and Ukraine The fish artwork spanning over the borderline is meant to symbolize the friendship existing between two neighboring countries. |
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| Argentina and Brazil Argentina and Brazil are one of the rare examples where the border was actually not man-made, and it is truly a stunning sight and example of natural beauty! |
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| Egypt and Israel The border between Egypt and Israel is one of the few man-made borders visible from space. It truly is an incredibly massive structure. |
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| Brazil and Bolivia We'll let you guess which one of these two countries is fighting to preserve the rain forests, and which is relentlessly working on accommodating major urbanization growth. |
