Geological Wonders in the World

1. Landscape Arch, Utah, North America

Protected supervision Arches National Park are spectacular natural sand stone arches and bombastic. With a height of 290 feet (about 88 meters) past the dry deserts of Utah. Fantastically sculpted thousands of years ago by a sand storm and rain storm.

2. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, South America

Salar de Uyuni is a dry salt lake located at 10,000 feet the Andes, Bolivia. There are an estimated 10 billion tons of salt Cool again, rain abis salt flats this will turn into a mirror world's largest

3. Eye of the Sahara, Mauritania, Africa

With a shape like a terrible eye, Eye of the Sahara is started first seen when humans have been able to penetrate the space and see the wonders of this world. Eye of the Sahara has an area of about 30 miles.

4. The Gateway To Hell, Namaskard, Iceland

Referred to as the Gateway to Hell, or in the language of his book: Gateway to Hell Iceland is one of the countries that have the most active volcanoes in the world, very contradictory with the name of the country of Iceland, Iceland aka Ice Plain ... The most powerful, is the eruption of Laki in 1783, causing the death of a quarter of Iceland's population at that time

5. Reed Flute Cave, Guilin, China

Underground caves and beautiful stately named Reed Flute Cave or now known with the name of the Palace of Natural Art is located in the city of Guilin, China, with a depth of about 750 feet (240 meters). The first track record in this cave approximately 1000 years ago during the Tang Dynasty. Artificial lighting built there pd 1962 to attract attention, so the rock formations in the cave they will be more beautiful. The biggest part of this cave system is the Crystal Palace of the Dragon King (King Dragon Crystal Palace), which can accommodate 1000 people, and was once used as protection from air raids in World War II.