5 of the Most Unique Natural Wonders

5 of the Most Unique Natural Wonders
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From one edge of the map to the other, the world is certainly filled with an endless assortment of interesting and beautiful places. While this is enough for most travelers, the more discerning among us demand more.

They seek out unique natural wonders that defy what one would consider to be possible on this planet. Thankfully, being the wonderfully weird place that Earth is, there is no shortage of amazing natural attractions to check out.

At the end of the day, the problem is knowing where to start; the following five unique natural wonders will grant you the travel experiences that you crave and deserve.

1) Adrspach Teplice Rocks, Czech Republic

Covering over seventeen square kilometers of land in the northeastern Bohemia in the Czech Republic, the Adrspach Teplice Rocks are a series of freestanding sandstone formations that stand out markedly from the rest of the landscape in the region.

If walking amidst these seemingly out-of-place stony monoliths is a touch too boring for you, rock climbing is also a popular activity, as is birdwatching due to the fact that this reserve is home of one of the largest breeding sights of falcons in Europe.

2) Salar De Uyuni, Bolivia

Salar de Uyuni is largest salt flat in the World via Shutterstock*
Salar de Uyuni is largest salt flat in the World via Shutterstock*
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