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• November 25, 2014
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1. Tulip fields in the Netherlands

The flowers of the Netherlands are world renowned, with the largest garden sprawling with over 7 million flowers.

2. Lavender fields in France

 

These lavender fields are just as fragrant as they are colorful. I can only imagine standing between the endless rows…

3. Alberta, Canada

Moraine Lake is fed by glacial waters and gets a pretty shade of blue from the rock flour that deposits from erosion.

4. The Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Home to over 1500 species of fish and 600 types of coral, the reef is a getaway for native Australians as well as travelers looking for the ultimate diving experience.

5. Yuanyang County, China

The terraced fields in China create an unpredictable array of layered colors, while also providing rice for millions across the country.

6. Pamukkale, Turkey

 The hot springs in the travertine terraces of Pamukkale are a major tourist attraction in Turkey and have been a calming escape for natives and travelers for thousands of years.

7. Kawachi Fuji Gardens, Japan

 The gardens have 20 dazzling species of the wisteria flower. Strolling through the tunnel is a surreal experience for visitors.

8. Vermont in Autumn

 The fall foliage in Vermont completely changes the Green Mountain State into layers upon layers of brightly colored forest.

9. Caño Cristales River, Columbia

Known as The River of Five Colors, Caño Cristales is a marvel to look at, but due to high sediment levels is not a sustainable home for any species of fish.

10. Braunwald, Switzerland

 The dandelion fields with the backdrop of the Swiss Alps make for one spectacular view.

Source: Matt Buco via Distractify

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