Top 10 stunning hidden paradise in the world

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Red Beach Table Cam

This magnificent crimson-red landscape is located in China, near the city of Pong (Liaoning Province, China). It is located in the midst of a vast wetlands, stretching in the river delta, but it is the only part of this vibrant colourful wetlands. Instead of sand, the beach is covered with a high alkaline soil, which is too basic for most species of plants. That left a little competition for Suaeda salsa, a species of seaweed that took up completely 1.4 million acres to create the red beach.

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Lake Travertine in Pamukkale

Lake Travertine in Pamukkale

One of the most unique attractions in the world, there is no doubt, the travertine lake on the cliffs of Pamukkale, Turkey. Travertine is a type of limestone that is found in many hot springs in the world. When spring comes, travertine surfaces freeze into ladder structures that retain water.

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Zhangye Zhanghe National Geological Park

Zhangye Haihe National Geological Park is located in southwestern China and contains many unusual characteristics. Perhaps the most surprising is that the multi-coloured mountains are called the Danes terrain. The surreal colors from the red sandstone and natural mineral deposits have formed over 24 million years. Each stripe contains a different mineral and through the times they have formed layers in layers, forming a rainbow pattern. Erosion caused by wind and rain were more polished by the surface of the mountain.

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Lake Retba

Lake Retba

Salt Lake Retba as the Dead Sea. To survive in such salty conditions, Dunaliella produces red pigment that allows them to absorb more sunlight and produce beta carotene, which acts as a buffer against salt. The salty lake (especially in the dry season), the darker the red. In particularly dry seasons, the lake will have a color that can only be described as "blood"

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Lencois Maranhenses

Lençóis Maranhenses, Brazil

An oasis in the middle of the desert creates a beautiful picture, but they are few and far between most arid regions of the world. The Lencois Maranhenses National Park, located in northeastern Brazil, this sandy 155,000 Acres Park is actually a desert. It is located just outside the Amazon dense forest and receives the same rainfall that you would expect to see in a tropical rainforest. When rainwater is concentrated among the dunes, it forms thousands of thousands of distinct lagoons that stretch within visible sight.