30 Natural Wonders Around the World

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From bright blue icebergs in Chile to flooded salt flats in Bolivia, the Earth is filled with awe-inspiring wonders that boggle the human mind.

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The Great Barrier Reef is larger than the Great Wall of China and the only living structure on the globe visible from space.

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The Iguazu Falls, brushing up against the borders of Argentina and Brazil, boast the world’s largest curtain waterfall—Devil’s Throat.

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The Jeita Grotto in the Nahr al-Kalb valley, consists of two interconnected limestone caves. To view the lower grotto, visitors must take the cave’s underground river by boat.

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Legends claim that the cinder cone volcano rose out a local farmer’s cornfield, and over its nine-year eruption period from 1943 to 1952, grew to its present-day.

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30 Natural Wonders Around the World

From bright blue icebergs in Chile to flooded salt flats in Bolivia, the Earth is filled with awe-inspiring wonders that boggle the human mind.

The Great Barrier Reef is larger than the Great Wall of China and the only living structure on the globe visible from space.

Great Barrier Reef

01.

The Iguazu Falls, brushing up against the borders of Argentina and Brazil, boast the world’s largest curtain waterfall—Devil’s Throat.

Iguazu Falls

02.

The Jeita Grotto in the Nahr al-Kalb valley, consists of two interconnected limestone caves. To view the lower grotto, visitors must take the cave’s underground river by boat.

Jeita Grotto

03.

Legends claim that the cinder cone volcano rose out a local farmer’s cornfield, and over its nine-year eruption period from 1943 to 1952, grew to its present-day.

Paricutín Volcano

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