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Tunnel of Love, UkraineThis beautiful tunnel looks like something out of a fairy tale. It’s actually still used today – trains chug through it three times a day to deliver wood to a factory. It’s believed that if couples who are truly in love hold hands and cross the tunnel, their wishes will come true.
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UNREAL PLACES YOU THOUGHT ONLY EXISTED IN YOUR IMAGINATION:
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Deadvlei, NamibiaThe black, dead trees against the orange sand dunes in the Namib-Naukluft National Park make the Deadvlei landscape look like a scene out of a painting.
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Wisteria Flower Tunnel, JapanThe wisteria flower tunnels in Kawachi Fuji Gardens look like something from out of a fairy tale.
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Dragon Trees, YemenOn the Socotra island of Yemen, you’ll find some odd and unreal-looking dragon blood trees. The name of the tree hails from its alarmingly red sap.
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Marble Caves, ChileAccessible only by boat, the Marble Caves or Cuevas de Mármol are situated on a solid marble peninsula and change colors depending on the time of year and water levels. Danita Delimont/Getty Images |
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Fingal’s Cave, ScotlandThis Scottish sea cave is made up of hexagonally jointed basalt columns created by intense volcanic activity. It’s Gaelic name means “the melodious cave” due to its haunting cathedral-like atmosphere. Creepy. Steve Allen/Getty Images |
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Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, JapanThis bright green bamboo grove will transport you to a magical world. It’s located in Kyoto, Japan. Atsushi Nakamoto/Getty Images |
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Great Blue Hole, BelizeThe Great Blue Hole is a huge submarine sinkhole off the coast of Belize that Jacques Cousteau named one of the top scuba diving sites in the world. Greg Johnston/Getty Images |
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The Grand Canal, ItalyVenice is truly a one-of-a-kind city.
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Kjeragbolten, NorwayKjeragbolten, a boulder in the Kjerag mountain located in Norway, is wide enough for you to stand on. The rock measures five cubic meters, and the drop to the bottom is 3,228 feet.
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Danxia Landform, ChinaThe Danxia landform in Zhangye, China, gets its color from red sandstone and mineral deposits.
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Edge of the World Swing, EcuadorThe swings hanging from La Casa Del Arbol in Baños, Ecuador, will make you feel like you’re on top of the world – literally John Coletti/Getty Images |
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Santorini, GreeceSantorini, a volcanic island, has a unique landscape of steep cliffs surrounding the beautiful blue waters of a lagoon that connects to the sea. Marco Simoni/Getty Images |
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Grand Canyon, ArizonaThis American landmark is well-known but has plenty of quiet spots that travelers can escape to and spend time with one of nature’s most incredible wonders. Michele Falzone/Getty Images |
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Grand Prismatic Spring, WyomingLocated in Yellowstone National Park, Grand Prismatic Spring is the largest hot spring in the United States and is known for its vivid gradient of colors. Ignacio Palacios/Getty Images |
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Cappadocia, TurkeyThis region of the Eastern European country is known for its history and interesting geography such as the rock formations called “fairy chimneys.” Emilie CHAIX/Getty Images |
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Trolltunga, NorwayNorwegians do love their trolls. Trolltunga translates as Troll’s tongue and perfectly describes the piece of jutting rock.
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Havasu Falls, USWe’re aware of the Grand Canyon in Arizona, but there’s another lesser-known sight – the Havasu Falls – that you shouldn’t miss out on. The red rocks and vibrant blue waters make a really stunning contrast.
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Cave of the Crystals, MexicoSome of the world’s largest natural crystals can be found in this cave.
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Ik-Kil Cenote, MexicoA cenote is a natural sinkhole that fills up with water – many people in past civilizations would use it as a natural well for water. Ik-Kil is one of the more famous cenotes in Mexico and is well worth a visit.
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Mount Roraima, South AmericaMount Roraima is a mountain range that borders Venezuela, Brazil, and Guyana. What’s unique about this mountain is its flat, tabletop surface, which in the midst of clouds looks like something really magical.
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Meteora, GreeceMonasteries precariously perched on top of sandstone rock pillars make Meteora a must-see sight.
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Preikestolen, NorwayPreikestolen, or the Pulpit Rock, is a huge destination point for hikers, adventurous travelers, and anyone else willing to brave the heights for some amazing views. Saffron Blaze/Getty Images |
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