16 Terrestrial Landscapes That Look Like Something From A Completely Different Planet

In order to get extraterrestrial sensations from the species around you, it is absolutely not necessary to fly to a distant, distant galaxy. It is enough just to go 10 thousand kilometers in any direction from your own city, and there the same familiar Earth will surely show itself from a completely different and unrecognizable side.

Almost every country has at least one natural object that can be described as anomalous or simply strange compared to our usual idea of ​​what the Earth should look like. Take a look at these photos – they are not just mountains, forests and lakes, but as if their alien counterparts.

In winter in Finland, the temperature drops to -40C, and the trees, completely covered with snow, look like this

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Large prismatic source, USA

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Located in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.

Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland

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This amazing place consists of about 40 thousand interconnected basalt columns formed after a volcanic eruption.

Tuff towers near Lake Mono, California, USA

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Fly – artificial geyser, Nevada, USA

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In 1916, in this place, people accidentally punched a geothermal pocket while trying to drill a well for a well. Then nature did everything herself.

Salt processing plant in Australia

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Tianji Mountains, China

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This place looks so unearthly that the mountains were used in the movie “Avatar”, showing them as part of the planet Pandora.

Dallol volcano, Ethiopia

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Mount Roraima, South America

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Namib Desert in Namibia

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It looks like a drawing, but this is a local attraction – the petrified trees in the Namib Desert, which is considered the oldest in the world.

Mendenhall Ice Caves, Alaska

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Zhangye Danxia National Geopark , China

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Uyuni, Bolivia

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A dried up salt lake with an area of ​​over 10 thousand square kilometers.

Dragon Trees, Socotra Island

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Cleluk or Spotted Lake – a mineral lake in British Columbia, Canada

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These bizarre circles are multi-colored deposits of minerals. They are best seen in summer when most of the water dries up.

Skaftafell Glacier, Iceland

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Which of these planets would you like to visit the most?