Where country in the world - Part 2.pptx

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1. Where in the world?

2. The Door to Hell , Turkmenistan The Darvaza gas crater, also known as the Door to Hell or Gates of Hell, is a natural gas field collapsed into a cavern near Darvaza , Turkmenistan.

3. Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, Hunan Province, China No this isn’t the set from a futuristic science fiction film, this place actually exists. Ascend through the towering rock formations on a cable car and admire the otherworldly views from above. You would be forgiven for thinking the Zhanghjiajie Park seems familiar as the ancient landscape inspired the Hollywood blockbuster  Avatar .

4. Gougi Island, China This fishing village on China's Yangtze River isn't your average forgotten town — its lush buildings covered in ivy and greenery are surprisingly tranquil and striking. The Chinese website where they first surfaced called the area the "Wizard of Oz's dream."

5. Mount Rinjani , Lombok, Indonesia A couple of days of tough climbing is well-rewarded at the summit of Mount Rinjani , the second highest active volcano in Indonesia, with this spectacular view. A crater lake, affectionately known as ‘Child of the Sea’ by locals, sits pretty at the top of this epic climb. And don’t miss the chance to see dragons while you’re in Indonesia, at Komodo National Park.

6. Marble Caves, Patagonia Patagonia is known to many as the beginning of the end of the world, so it’s no surprise that it’s here where you’ll find landscapes like no other. One of Patagonia’s most surreal sites is found at the centre of General Carrera Lake, also known as Lake Buenos Aires. Here, you’ll find the Marble Caves, the Marble Cathedral and Marble Chapel, named so for their domed ceilings and reverential atmosphere. Only accessible by boat this must-visit destination is closed off from most of the world.