If you think you’ve already seen everything and have visited all of the greatest places on our planet, we’ve got a surprise for you! Here’s a list of some unknown places you might have missed and should definitely put on your bucket list because they are even more charming than you can imagine. This article will help you explore the world and surprise people with your breathtaking stories.
1. The Grand Prismatic Spring, USA.
This hot spring is the third largest in the world, after Frying Pan Lake in New Zealand and Boiling Lake in the Dominican Republic. It is 370 ft in diameter, which is bigger than a football field (260 ft long and 160 ft wide.)
2. Cappadocia, Turkey
We all know Turkey for its colorful and bright landscapes. However, not everyone has discovered the beauty of this historical region in the Turkish provinces. Take advantage of the opportunity to join a hot air balloon tour that begins at sunrise. You can see the deep canyons, valleys, and fairy chimneys from above.
3. Mammoth lakes, California
Can you imagine yourself enjoying a heart-shaped hot spring in the middle of a valley surrounded by a dramatic backdrop? The name speaks of the size of the mountains, the expanse of the valleys, and of crystal clear mountain lakes.
4. Kakslauttanen Hotel, Finland
What are your first thoughts when you hear “the Arctic”? If it’s cold, stark landscapes and a lack of coziness, prepare yourself for the fact that this hotel will break all of your stereotypes with its beautiful glass igloos in the middle of a forest. These igloos are perfect for observing the beauty and magnificence of the Northern lights.
5. St. Michael’s Mount, Cornwall, England
You probably think we’re mistaken, but there’s actually a British twin brother of Le Mont-Saint-Michel across the Channel. Prepare to be amazed at this island world of St. Michael’s Mount and the legends, myths, and over 1,000 years of incredible history. The castle and chapel were the home of the St. Aubyn family since nearly 1650.
6. Cenote Ik-Kil, Mexico
Mexico is rich in cenotes and one of the most breathtaking places is Ik-Kil. If you want to get to this amazing cenote, be ready to climb down 26 m. The water in Ik-Kil is 40 m deep while its diameter is 60 m.
7. Smoo Cave, Scotland
Smoo Cave is one of Scotland’s most interesting and mythical caves. It’s also one of the largest sea caves in Britain. The name of Smoo Cave means “a hole” or “hiding-place.” So, you may see it’s not a crowded place and it’s definitely something worth experiencing!
8. Black Canyon of the Colorado, Arizona
This canyon is on the Colorado River at the state line between Nevada and Arizona. It appeared about 15 million years ago and was named after the black volcanic rocks that are found along the area.