FIND BEAUTY IN THE WORLD, ITS EVERYWHERE
Most Impressive
WONDERS
OF THE WORLD
The earth is blessed with some of the amazing
works of art we will ever see, and none more so
than nature itself. After humans, here are some
of nature’s most astonishing works.
Kuang Si Falls, Laos
Leading up to this breathtaking wonder of na-
ture, the scenery of the villages along the way
set you up nicely for what you are about to see,
a picturesque entrée into a sight you won’t soon
forget. Located near the city of Luang Parabang,
the Kuang Si Falls, the largest in the area, is a
three tier waterfall that drops gracefully about
some 60ft. into a charming turquoise-coloured
pool. The Falls announce themselves with a
fresh breezy climate that is a noticeable change
from the usually hot Luang Prabang, and then
walkways and trails guide you to the deliciously
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fresh waters that wow your eyes with a tantaliz-
ing azure colour.
One of the pools is closed to visitors and tour-
ists, as it is considered sacred, but the rest are
for swimming gab and pleasure, take a dip and
refresh yourself. The pools flow downstream
into a bigger river, and are surrounded by a
forest and trails that can be hiked into and
out of the Falls.
Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Only till you see it can you fully understand why
this place is called the mirror of God, why it
is a dream spot for photographers, and what
it means to be in the presence of something
bigger than yourself.
The Salar de Uyuni is the world’s largest salt
flat and beneath it lies close to 70% of the
world’s known lithium reserve, but what takes
your breath away is the crust of the salt flat.
The uncanny smoothness and flat nature of
the 10,582 km 2 salt field make it the perfect
canvas for probably the most spectacular sight
you’ll ever be witness to. A thin film of water
transforms the entire Salar de Uyuni into a
giant mirror that reflects the sky. It’ll feel like