Not least among tourists who are more interested in the mystery of a tourist place, but the spread of exotic scenery. Those who like the challenge of natural interest to explore the mystery of a tourist place. Moreover, according to the faith community, these sights have great magical aura. It takes courage to do the tourist activities, parting the mysteries of the place to be visited.
In addition to the usual tourist spots visited by the general public, in this world there are many unique places of interest if used as the natural attractions. These impressions spotlite on a number of unique and stunning sights, but still few people are attracted to the country.
1. Uluru Australia
Uluru, also known as Ayers Rock, which means a large rock formations in Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park, about 350 kilometers northwest of the town of Alice Springs, Australia Notherhn Territory. Uluru is sacred objects to Aboriginal communities. It also has many springs, caves and primitive paintings. Uluru is the name used by Aboriginal people but has no special significance in the local language.
In October 1872, an explorer named Ernest Giles became the first foreigner to see this rock. But he can not approach because of the lake prevented amadeus and only mention the remarkable pebble. On July 1873, a surveyor named William Gosse visited this stone and named it Ayers Rock in honor of the Chief Secretary of South Australia, Sir Henry Ayers. In 1993 it was decided to adopt two names, so on 15 December its name to Ayers Rock and Uluru. On 6 November 2002 at the request of the Association Tourisme Regionalk Alice Springs, Uluru and its name is reversed to Ayers Rock.
Uluru is one of Australia's most iconic terekenal. Literally Inselberg Uluru is an isolated volcanic island erosion of the mountains the rest of the original. Uluru is often referred to as a monolith even though the term is understood several meanings. Remarkable feature of Uluru is homogeneous on the surface that slopes leading to the development screen.
In October 1872, an explorer named Ernest Giles became the first foreigner to see this rock. But he can not approach because of the lake prevented amadeus and only mention the remarkable pebble. On July 1873, a surveyor named William Gosse visited this stone and named it Ayers Rock in honor of the Chief Secretary of South Australia, Sir Henry Ayers. In 1993 it was decided to adopt two names, so on 15 December its name to Ayers Rock and Uluru. On 6 November 2002 at the request of the Association Tourisme Regionalk Alice Springs, Uluru and its name is reversed to Ayers Rock.
Uluru is one of Australia's most iconic terekenal. Literally Inselberg Uluru is an isolated volcanic island erosion of the mountains the rest of the original. Uluru is often referred to as a monolith even though the term is understood several meanings. Remarkable feature of Uluru is homogeneous on the surface that slopes leading to the development screen.
2. Killer lakes in Cameroon
This lake actually has very beautiful scenery. But the events that occurred in 1986, some people are reluctant to come to this place. Even for the incident people call this a killer lake or Killer Lake. Then or in 1986, an explosion of CO2 from Lake Nyos in Cameroon, killing 1700 people of Western as well as thousands of cattle. Radius of the blast range of Co2 is toxic to 25 kilometers.
Co2 dissolve seeping from springs beneath the lake and caught in deep water with high hydrostatic pressure. If the CO2 saturation level is reached, bubbles appear and attract a rich mixture of gas and water. A process as claimed overall landslide triggering events that occurred in 1986. Since 1990, the French team has conducted a series of tests in an attempt to release the gas slowly through a vertical pipe.
Lake Nyos is a murderer or a crater lake in the northwest area of Cameroon, located 322 kilometers west of the Sea of Yaounde. Lake Nyos is high on the active side of a volcano in the Oku Volcanic mainland, along the Cameroon line of volcanic activity. A water-filled volcanic lake dam.
Co2 dissolve seeping from springs beneath the lake and caught in deep water with high hydrostatic pressure. If the CO2 saturation level is reached, bubbles appear and attract a rich mixture of gas and water. A process as claimed overall landslide triggering events that occurred in 1986. Since 1990, the French team has conducted a series of tests in an attempt to release the gas slowly through a vertical pipe.
Lake Nyos is a murderer or a crater lake in the northwest area of Cameroon, located 322 kilometers west of the Sea of Yaounde. Lake Nyos is high on the active side of a volcano in the Oku Volcanic mainland, along the Cameroon line of volcanic activity. A water-filled volcanic lake dam.
3. Farafra White Desert Mesir
Farafra is the second largest desert located in western Egypt. In 2002, Farafra has a population of about 5,000 people and most are from the local Bedouin tribe. Part of this area has a traditional architecture, simple, smooth, no-frills and all the color of mud. That's all the pride of local communities and secured in an effort to secure the local culture. The area also has hot springs at Bir Sitta and Lake El Mufid.
A beautiful natural attractions in this area is the white desert or the Sahara, known as El Beyda. White Desert is located 45 kilometers north of Farafra. This desert has a cream color, white and has a large limestone trimmings. This formation is made as a result of sandstorms in the area. Farafra desert is a place typical of the dkunjungi by some schools in Egypt as a location to develop ah.
See the sights in the Desert Farafra is pretty amazing. Limestone desert was once under the sea. The numbers are located in a desert of black and crystal mountanin was very popular among tourists. But the arrival of the visitors would be a threat of damage at the site. Local government finally made a protected area and reserve for national assets.
A beautiful natural attractions in this area is the white desert or the Sahara, known as El Beyda. White Desert is located 45 kilometers north of Farafra. This desert has a cream color, white and has a large limestone trimmings. This formation is made as a result of sandstorms in the area. Farafra desert is a place typical of the dkunjungi by some schools in Egypt as a location to develop ah.
See the sights in the Desert Farafra is pretty amazing. Limestone desert was once under the sea. The numbers are located in a desert of black and crystal mountanin was very popular among tourists. But the arrival of the visitors would be a threat of damage at the site. Local government finally made a protected area and reserve for national assets.
4. Stonehenge Inggris
Stonehenge is a building made in the Bronze Age and Neolithic. This amazing place adjacent to Amesbury in Wiltshire, England, about 13 kilometers west of the Sea of Salisbury. Sotehenge includes building ponds that surround the land of upright stones in a circle, known as megaliths. There are differing opinions about the actual age of the stone circle, but most archaeologists estimate some of the building was made between 2500 BC and 2000 BC. In 1986, the building was entered as a UNESCO world heritage.
In the early 20th century, most of these stones are no longer standing. This is probably due to the many tourists who go up to the top of Stonehenge. The name given to the Stonehenge monument known as henge consists of a cage or ring with a trench in the embankment. Although he reached the time of Stonehenge Neolithikum but this may have relevance to other rocks contained in the British Isle as Brodgar ring.
Stongehenge, in addition to the spectacular sights are also included in one of the mysterious sights. Primarily, how or techniques used in making this building complex rocks. Until now no one has been able to uncover the veil of how people are currently making this spectacular building.
In the early 20th century, most of these stones are no longer standing. This is probably due to the many tourists who go up to the top of Stonehenge. The name given to the Stonehenge monument known as henge consists of a cage or ring with a trench in the embankment. Although he reached the time of Stonehenge Neolithikum but this may have relevance to other rocks contained in the British Isle as Brodgar ring.
Stongehenge, in addition to the spectacular sights are also included in one of the mysterious sights. Primarily, how or techniques used in making this building complex rocks. Until now no one has been able to uncover the veil of how people are currently making this spectacular building.
5. Eye of Africa
Eye of Africa or the so-called circle Richat Structure is featured prominently in Western Sahara or Mauritania center near Ouadane. This structure is deeply eroded, slightly elliptical dome with a diameter of 40 kilometers. Sedimentary rocks exposed in a dome range Dam late Proterozoic age in the central dome to Ordovician sandstone around the edges.
Spectacular hydrothermal features are part of the structure richat. Megabreccia silica containing at least 40 meters in the center. This place has a view that is spectacular but can only be seen through Google Earth. Display of search results in Google Earth, where the shape is similar to the human eye. No wonder the place is called the eye or eyes of the world from Africa.
Spectacular hydrothermal features are part of the structure richat. Megabreccia silica containing at least 40 meters in the center. This place has a view that is spectacular but can only be seen through Google Earth. Display of search results in Google Earth, where the shape is similar to the human eye. No wonder the place is called the eye or eyes of the world from Africa.
