7 BEAUTIFUL PLACES

MUST VISIT ALL

AROUND THE WORLD
July 28, 2020

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Mother nature camouflage the secrets of the world that needs to be revealed to a human eye
to make one remain dazzled by its beauty. There are seven quite breathtaking and beautiful
places that must be visited all around the world in order to feel astonished and clear headed
with the thoughts of day to day worry which lead to anxiety, depression and snatch life out of
us. Travelling lead to relief and make ones perspective of taking life as more rationally and
become clear headed from the tedious routine of metropolitan life which in turn bring life
back into you. These alluring places make one blindfold by mother nature and its dazzled
secrets that make one’s eat this apple of curiosity(forbidden fruit). These striking wonders all
around the world includes heavenly places like Pamukkale in Turkey , Jeju Island in South
Korea, Marble Caves in Chile, Bohol Island in Philippines, Fly Geyser in Nevada USA,
Amalfi Coast Italy, Lake Bled in Slovenia.

Pamukkale in Turkey

Seongsan Ilchulbong, Jeju Island, South Korea. Picture: Alamy

The bleached white, travertine terraces, known in Turkish as the "cotton castle" carry
warm water filtered from hot water springs. Over time the terraces were formed by mineral
deposits of limestone from geothermal activity. Pamukkale is the beauty of its own wonder.
The solidified calcium water tumbling down the hillside forms small pools that attracts the
visitors from all over the world to sight its spectacular beauty. It’s been visited by thousands
of people from all over the globe to see the landscape from various angles like hot-air balloon
trips, para-gliding. Travelers visit , take photos , make memories in these hot spring
waterfalls and breath fresh air in these beautiful outskirts of turkey, which make it a sight of
attraction. Contrary to the normal bright blue pools created in layers, the petrified white
deposits stand out, almost as if on purpose. And it will take away your breath.
Numerous advantages it offers for its tourists, Pamukkale is considered a natural spa
for wellness. Its water sources cure against asthma and rheumatism according to others.
Many visitors on a Pamukkale tour come from coast – usually arriving late in the morning or
early afternoon. And eviting these times is a smart option. There will be three entrance gates
however we suggest that you use the gate nearest to the village. That way you can start from
the bottom and walk right up through the terraces all along route and admire the view. No
change rooms here so wear your bathers under your clothing.
Visitors will have to carry a towel to wash off too. Wear shades as bright as the light
of travertine can be. There's also a nice area upstairs with a cafe in which you can relax to
have something to drink and eat. Walk slowly. Several areas the travertine floor could be
slippery so some of the bits of limestone have sharp edges.
Not only can you experience a bath in the water terraces of Pamukkale, however by
paragliding Pamukkale you can also get a panoramic view of the travertines and Hierapolis
remains.

Jeju Island in South Korea

Seongsan Ilchulbong, Jeju Island, South Korea. Picture: Alamy

Jeju Island is the largest island in South Korea, situated throughout the Jeju Region.
Jeju Island is the largest island in South Korea. The island sits in the Strait of Korea, just
below Korean Peninsula, south of a Province of South Jeolla. The island hosts the natural
historic site, Jeju Volcanic Island and Lava Tubes. Jeju has a mild climate; even in winter ,
temperatures seldom drop below 0 ° C (32 ° F). Jeju is a popular tourist destination, and by
its social / naval fleet a large part of the economy relies on tourism and commercial activity.
Transportation is easy to manage in Jeju island as by getting your own rental car is
one of the easiest ways to drive Jeju. But if you either don't have enough budget or travel
alone, there are very extensive bus routes in Jeju and information, so bus tripping here is fun.
One can easily ride public busses and sometimes a 1-2 taxi ride on the journey is an easy
cookie. Greatest of all, visitors don't have to worry concerning parking / stolen car / accident /
deposit of the car or all those idiocies. There's the hop on hop off bus in Jeju which stops only
at the tourist destinations, and there's no ambiguity whatsoever! The bus is (hourly) regular
and the fare is quite reasonable.
All people and visitors enjoy The Island 's beauty. It has three UNESCO World
Heritage sites, it's indeed "complete with museums and theme parks and it also has horses,
mountains, lava tube caves and waterfalls with such a bright blue ocean clawing its beaches."
The Haenyeo (Jeju female divers) collect oysters, abalones, clams, seaweeds and some other
aquatic life are displayed at the Haenyeo Island.

Marble Caves in Chile

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Situated on Lake General Carrera in Patagonia, Chile's Marble Caves (often
recognized as "Marble Cathedral") were formed more than six thousand years ago through
waves which melted the rocks. Its spectacular colors of the caverns differ with water levels
fluctuating across the year. With its peaceful environment, a breathtakingly beautiful setting
on a shore of General Carrera Lake (the largest lake in Chile) or near Exploradores Glacier,
Puerto Rio Tranquilo isn't a noteworthy location only.
However all of the above factors have enhanced the prominence of such a small
village, Rio Tranquilo holds one more natural attraction that certainly places the place on a
bucket list for any traveler. Actually, it's the well-known Marble Caves. Marble Caves,
popular cave formations, which are sometimes recognized as Capilla de Marmol (marble
chapel), could be found around 30 minutes ferry ride from Rio Tranquilo. But if you believe
you've experienced anything from the Patagonian Andes, the grottoes may change your
perspective afterwards. Once you land in Puerto Rio Tranquilo, you'll instantly see many tour
operators offering a boat tour to Marble Caves all along main road. There's a very scenic path
between those towns, with mountains , rivers, woods and swamps all around. Currently work
is underway on the road that is still impassable. Visitors must consider renting a car while
traveling to this wonder of Patagonia.
There isn't any best or worst time of year to explore the Marble Caves because each
season does have its details and according to it, your experience will be different. The water
level is lower in the spring because the glaciers generally melt faster, and in the winter you
may need more time to access the caves compared to limited glaciers mostly on lake.

Bohol Island in Philippines

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Bohol 's island in the Philippines is in several aspects quite primitive, however its
connection to nature is part of the beauty of the country. In the midst of the rice fields and
fishing villages, you can find some very shocking things: unnatural-looking round hills so far
as the eye can see, a strange island beyond a mangrove forest, a goggle-eyed primate which
fits in the palm and stunning white sand beaches. Now we will start counting most incredible
scenery visitors will see when visiting Bohol, only about an hour's plane ride from Manila,
the Philippine capital. Visitors can reach Bohol via Tagbilaran Airport, after which take a
tricycle, transfer to hotel airport, or rent a car to some of the destinations listed here.

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Chocolate Hills : The Chocolate Hills look absolutely unnatural from the top of the
main viewing deck in Carmen town: a series of giant grass-covered dome-shaped mounds
stretching as far as the eye can see. Such hills — approximately 1,200 over all — have been
allocated over 18 square miles of Bohol 's land; throughout the summer, the grass cover on
the hills runs dry and browns, offering their name to the Chocolate Hills. A key tourist area
on which to better experience the Chocolate Hills can be located in the town of Carmen, in
which a restaurant, spa and view deck is constructed on two of the highest hills in the
country. You will need to climb up from the driveway to the top of the main observation deck
around 214 stairs, however the view is worth the extra, hard walk.
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  Panglao Island : Just a few minutes' speedboat drive from Panglao Island stands
between you and the island 's excellent diving to be had. Just five minutes from scenic
Alona Beach, a sanctuary offers a wall with a variety of small fish, nudibranchs and
anemones. Many hotels in Panglao get a dive shop adjacent to the premises; consult your
new dive master about best dive spots visitors 're visiting for the time of year, and you'll see
plenty of choices within striking distance from the hotel.
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Lamanoc Island : The city of Anda, Bohol is the furthest from civilization as you'll
get, is very far away that smartphone service just occasionally reaches one single point on a
nearby mountaintop. The remote hamlet is the jump-off point for a "mystical" tour of
Lamanoc Island, the unpopulated outcrop of limestone which is believed to be possessed by
evil spirits by locals of that area. Going to the island of Lamanoc requires traveling in a
small canoe . Going via the tourist trail across the island includes more than enough steep
climbing stairs and walking on slippery limestone; when you continue, the local guide will
tell you about prehistoric artifacts found in the caves of the island, the shamanistic rituals
and the myths associated with the area.
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Baclayon Church : All eyes are drawn to the golden retablo behind the altar inside
the vast, dark interior of Baclayon Church, a baroque confection covered with backlit icons.
Stroll to the back of the church and you will find carriages for solemn ceremonies; a few
walls and parts of the floors are graved with names of worshippers allegedly buried under
the tiles. The Church of the Baclayon (officially the "Church of Our Lady of the
Immaculate Conception") is considered the second-oldest church throughout the
Philippines; just the Church of San Agustin in Intramuros is old. Signifying the impact of
Catholicism on the island. Particularly interesting is the Baclayon Parish Museum, although
the parish was established, and the church was very diligent in keeping religious memories.
There are ivory symbols of Jesus and Mary in the museum amongst these relics; relics of
Jesuit saints; church music written on sheepskin; priestly clothing; and religious artwork.
Photography within museum is also not permitted.

Fly Geyser in Nevada USA

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Fly Geyser, often recognized as Fly Ranch Geyser is indeed a small geothermal
geyser situated in Washoe County, Nevada, approximately 20 miles (32 km) north of
Gerlach, on private land. Fly Geyser is situated in the Hualapai Geothermal Flats close to the
edge of the Fly Reservoir and is about 5 feet (1.5 m ) tall by 12 feet (3.7 m ) high, including
the hill on which it resides. The geyser does have numerous conic openings seated on a
mound: the cones are about 6 feet (1.8 m) tall, so the whole mound is about 25-30 feet (7.6-
9.1 m). Fly Ranch is situated on private property and is not officially available to the public,
however if you want to get an up-close view of Fly Geyser, Fly Ranch is in collaboration
with Friends of Nevada Black Rock High Rock providing three hour Fly Ranch guided tours.
A substantial portion of the property is visited by nature walks, such as the Fly Geyser and
hot springs.
While you're traveling that direction, keep an eye out for the big steam feathers
coming from the Fly Geyser, one of the many exclusive and stunning attractions Nevada has
to offer.

Amalfi Coast Italy

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The Amalfi Coast (Italian: Costiera Amalfitana) is indeed a strip of coastline mostly
on Tyrrhenian Sea 's northern coast of the Gulf of Salerno, situated in the southern Italian
province of Salerno. The Amalfi Coast, such as the rest of the country, resides in a
Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Situated also on relatively steep
southern shore of the Sorrentine Peninsula, it leaves no room for rural agricultural land.
The Amalfi Coast in Italy boasts a classic Mediterranean scenery, a sensual mix of
environmental and historical wonderland. The amazing landscape includes dramatic terrain of
the coastline scattered with terraced vineyards, orchards, and pastures, with often captivating
viewpoints of the lively waters beneath.
There's many buses and ferries all along Amalfi Coast. Boat trips from Positano and
Amalfi are also available. The Amalfi Coast is indeed a major tourist destination. This was
displayed in Positano, a short film written in 1953 by American writer John Steinbeck. The
Amalfi Coast is renowned because of its limoncello liqueur production as even the area is a
well-known lemon grower, renowned in Italian as sfusato amalfitano, cultivated in terraced
gardens all along entire coast among February and October. Amalfi is a well-known producer
of a hand-made thick paper called bambagina.
 Among the most fun things to do on Amalfi Coast is literally to find a place where
you can drink all in. Amongst these top locations is Monte Solaro, an Anacapri B&B with
spectacular views over the Salerno and Naples twin bays. Suggest visiting in spring (May)
either autumn (September-October), while at its lowest the visitors attracted to this world-
renowned tourist spot. Trains to Sorrento and Salerno link Naples. During the hot summer
weather boats also travel to several towns on the Amalfi Coast. Amalfi Coast is a perfect
destination when you are searching for popular places to explore across the world.

Lake Bled in Slovenia

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Lake Bled is a lake in northwestern Slovenia 's Upper Carniolan region's Julian Alps,
adjacent to the town of Bled. The zone is a destination for tourists. The lake is situated 35 km
from Ljubljana International Airport, and 55 km from Ljubljana, the capital. Bled Lake is 4.2
km from LesceBled railway station. Its rocky cliffs and also some of the highest mountains of
the Julian Alps and the Karavanke as background, Bled is Slovenia's most popular resort,
attracting everyone from honeymoon couples drawn by romantic over-the-top environment to
travelers who come for hiking , biking, scuba diving and canyoning.
Lake Bled is among Slovenia's most spectacular places to visit. This little lake has all
the ingredients for the quick holiday , a castle perched high on a mountain side, a beautiful
little island to travel, hiking trails, secluded swimming spots, and even a fantastic sweet treat.
This lake is tucked away among mountain ranges surrounding a small island on which stands
a chateau-like church. Since it sounds amazing, as it's so. Bled is even less crowded and
much more surprising until the day trippers' swarms depart at night.
Obvious stuff to do in Bled include walking across the beach, biking or hiking. It will
highly suggest on that subject whether you rent a car to discover Slovenia. While you can
conveniently take public transportation from Ljubljana to Bled, getting to certain places in
Slovenia without a car could be challenging and/or time consuming. This venue, that has
attracted tourists for decades, still offers great culinary delights. A dessert the Bled Cream
Cake ("kremšnita") created using a traditional formula of over 60 years ago, is by far the
most popular delicacy on Lake Bled. It’s one of the highly recommended tourist attraction
place to pay a visit if you still haven’t paid yet and dive and explore its magnificence.
So what are you waiting for ? Dive into planning the trip to one of these wonderful yet eye
catching places of the world that hold your breath and make your heart skip a beat with its
magnificent flawless nature and environment that makes you live in the fresh air away from
the hustle and bustle. You may also have memories of you along with your loved ones to
share and feel blessed to live every moment of it . As its truly described by Saint Augustine:
"THE WORLD IS A BOOK AND THOSE WHO DO NOT TRAVEL READ ONLY A
PAGE.”