Lovely Nature | The Nature Is More Interesting Than You Even Think It Is

Namaqualand is one of South Africa’s natural wonders.

Namaqualand Flowers are a Natural Wonder. Namaqualand is known to be a semi-desert for most of the year. However in the spring (July to September) depending on the rains, a miracle occurs. As the rains soak into the thirsty earth, millions upon millions of flowers emerge in a phenomenal explosion of colour which transformsthe landscape [...]…

Mountains of the Moon – The Rwenzori Mountains

The Rwenzori Mountains is a World Heritage Site and offers the opportunity to see nature at its best. The plant life varies from heavy tropical rainforest, bamboo forests, montane cloud forests to alpine vegetation and the scenery is truly spectacular. Above 4,500 metres the snow and glaciers add that special dimension to the wondrous views [...]…

The Blue Eye (Syri i Kalter)

Blue Eye or Syri i Klater in Albanian is a natural phenomenon of an underground spring pumping out massive amounts of water with a speed of about 11 m3/s and a tempertaure of 10 degrees Celcius. It is located in southwest Albania between Sarande and Gjirokaster and is a place of immence natural beauty. Surrounded [...]…

Lake Pinatubo, “a wide jewel of blue and green”

Lake Pinatubo is a place where the beauty and devastation of nature coincides. In June 1991, after more than four centuries of slumber, Pinatubo Volcano in the Philippines erupted so violently that more than 5 billion cubic meters of ash and pyroclastic debris were ejected from its fiery bowels producing eruption columns 18 kilometers wide [...]…

Pingualuit Crater, a “Crystal Eye of Nunavik”

Largely unknown to the outside world, the lake-filled crater had long been known to local Inuit who knew it as the “Crystal Eye of Nunavik” for its clear water. At the very top of northern Quebec in the Canadian Arctic, there is a perfectly round, water-filled crater that can be seen from outer space. It [...]…

Grand Prismatic Spring

Grand Prismatic Spring is located in Yellowstone National Park, halfway between the Upper and Lower Geyser Basins. The central location provides dramatic scenery for visitors and residents alike. The spring is approximately 90 meters wide and 50 meters deep and expels an estimated 560 gallons of water per minute. Grand Prismatic Spring is noted for [...]…