16 out-of-the-world spots that actually exist on earth
| Updated: Nov 28, 2016, 05:24 AM IST
WION Edge: Some bizarre looking landscapes to remind us of just how diverse the planet is.
J?kuls?rl?n Iceberg Lagoon, the icy lake has been the set for Hollywood movies including Batman Begins and A View to a Kill (Greenland Travel Flickr)
J?kuls?rl?n Iceberg Lagoon, the icy lake has been the set for Hollywood movies including Batman Begins and A View to a Kill (Greenland Travel Flickr)
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Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand (Ell Duke Flickr)
Tongariro Alpine Crossing, Tongariro National Park, New Zealand (Ell Duke Flickr)
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Whitehaven Beach, Queensland, Australia (IG InK Flickr)
Whitehaven Beach, Queensland, Australia (IG InK Flickr)
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Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Bali, Indonesia (Sam Sherratt Flickr)
Tegalalang Rice Terrace, Bali, Indonesia (Sam Sherratt Flickr)
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Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia (Eric Bauer Flickr)
Sossusvlei, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia (Eric Bauer Flickr)
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Salinas Grandes, Argentina: It is only 2300 square miles, no big deal (Leandro Klbisz Flickr)
Salinas Grandes, Argentina: It is only 2300 square miles, no big deal (Leandro Klbisz Flickr)
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Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Bolivia: The world?s largest salt flat and is spread over 4000 square miles (Dimitry B Flickr)
Salar de Uyuni, Potosi, Bolivia: The world?s largest salt flat and is spread over 4000 square miles (Dimitry B Flickr)
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Quilotoa, Latacunga, Ecuador (Simon Matzinger Flickr)
Quilotoa, Latacunga, Ecuador (Simon Matzinger Flickr)
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Rio Secreto, Mayan Riviera, Mexico (PriceTravel pictures Flickr)
Rio Secreto, Mayan Riviera, Mexico (PriceTravel pictures Flickr)
A cenote is a ?natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.? Yes, and looks alien!
A cenote is a ?natural pit, or sinkhole, resulting from the collapse of limestone bedrock that exposes groundwater underneath.? Yes, and looks alien!
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Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina: Unlike most glaciers around the world, it?s advancing, not retreating (Diego Delso Flickr)
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Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia: It?s an active volcano, check local notices before hiking there! (Victor Iniesta Flickr)
Mount Bromo, East Java, Indonesia: It?s an active volcano, check local notices before hiking there! (Victor Iniesta Flickr)
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Kirkjufellsfoss, West Region, Iceland (Adres Nieto Porras Flickr)
Kirkjufellsfoss, West Region, Iceland (Adres Nieto Porras Flickr)
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Fja?r?rglj?fur, Iceland (Andres Nieto Porras Flickr)
Fja?r?rglj?fur, Iceland (Andres Nieto Porras Flickr)
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Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario, Canada (joe deSousa Flickr)
Cheltenham Badlands, Ontario, Canada (joe deSousa Flickr)
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Bruarfoss Waterfall, Brekkusk?gur, Iceland (Flickr Moyan Brenn)
Bruarfoss Waterfall, Brekkusk?gur, Iceland (Flickr Moyan Brenn)
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Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA (Moyan Brenn Flickr)
Antelope Canyon, Arizona, USA (Moyan Brenn Flickr)