۱ Real places that look like sci -fi movies!

Most we have a clear impression of the form of the earth; But sometimes we get into places that are significantly different from this notion; For example, in part of the Earth, salt has made the surface of the Earth a complete mirror. In some places there are rocks that are formed by a force beyond wind and rain. There are also deserts of colors and shapes that look like sci -fi scenes. In the following, there are 5 places that you feel you feel in a dream land. (AOL)

Salar de Uyuni becomes a large mirror after the rain. In fact, the water on the surface of this salt desert reflects the sky so clearly that even the horizon line cannot be seen well; That’s why you feel about the clouds and in the sky.

Photographer: Unknown / LalaareBelo.com

There are many night creams in the Waitomo Caves, so these caves have gained popularity. These creams produce blue and green light, which is due to the “bioluminescent” phenomenon in the worms. In fact, creams hunt with this light.

Photographer: Unknown / Housity.net site

Zhangye Danxia Geological Park is known for its colorful mountains; Mountains that look like painting. In geoparks, you will see mountains of red, orange and green; These colors are the result of millions of years of sedimentation and mineral erosion.

Photographer: Unknown / site love2fly.iberia.com

In Deadvlei, trees that are some more than 5 years old stand in front of the high hills of red sand. In the dry, cracking land and the contradiction between the trees and the sky, it has created a landscape -like landscape. Due to the lack of water and severe heat, these trees are preserved in this state and have made the area a unique natural surprise.

Photographer: Unknown / Worldatlas.com

Mount Roraima is a large and tall plateau in the heart of the forest. May often cover the summit of the mountain and create a dreamy space. It may be interesting to know that Arthur Conan Doyle’s is inspired by the mountain for writing The Lost World. This mountain is one of the relatively pristine areas of Venezuela, with its unique ecosystem and its unique ecosystem.

Photographer: Unknown / Livescience.com

Pamukkale, also referred to as the “cotton castle”, shows a stunning view of white travertine terraces with turquoise hot water pools. In this area, calcium -rich water has shaped white staircase terraces on the hills; Terraces that look like a modern water therapy center. These terraces, which have been formed for thousands of years, are part of an geothermal hot springs and have been attracting tourists for centuries due to the significant therapeutic and beauty properties.

Photographer: Unknown / Matcarrental.com

The Giants Causeway is composed of thousands of interconnected basal columns, which were formed by volcanic eruption more than 5 million years ago. The dramatic symmetry and geometric shapes of these columns have created a legendary space.

Photographer: Unknown / ThegiviltScausewayTour.com

At night, the Kawah Ijen Volcano volcano in the eastern Java, it sought the blue light and has gained fame. In fact, in this volcanic mountain, sulfur gases come from the ground and, when they come into contact with the surrounding air, are set on fire due to chemical reactions and high temperatures and become blue flames. These blue flames that come from the heart of the earth have made this mountain look like a small and amazing planet.

Photographer: Unknown / Primevideo.com

The Wadi Rum’s view in southern Jordan is so impressive that they have used it for films such as The Martian as a filmmaking scene. This desert looks like Mars with the large hills of red sand, tall sandy mountains and large valleys than Earth.

Photographer: Unknown / Kandooadventures.com

Mono Lake is well known for its Tufa Towers column structures. In fact, in this lake you will see large minerals of calcium carbonate that are overwhelmed as towers from the lake surface. These towers are formed when freshwater springs are combined with alkaline water of the lake. It is interesting to know that it takes thousands of years for these structures to come.

Photographer: Unknown / Visitmamoth.com site

Which of the attractions do you choose to travel? We are happy to share your comments with us and the companions of Kajaru.

Photo Cover Source: Arebbusch.com; Photographer: Unknown (Dedfali Namibia)