10. Guaíra Falls, Brazil-Paraguay border
Most people think of Niagara Falls is the largest in the world. Whereas Guaira Falls is the largest in the world with waterfalls volume reached an average of 1.75 million cubic feet per-second. Source Guaira Falls, is located in the frontier of Brazil-Paraguay, is the river Parana. In 1982, the waterfall was built dams Guaira to Itaipu power plant with a dam which is now the second largest dam in the world’s largest power producer after Gorges Dam.
9. Iceberg B-15, Antarctica
Iceberg B-15 is the largest iceberg in recorded history. The covers 3100 km, making it larger than Jamaica Pulai. Giant iceberg is due to fracture of Ross Ice Shelf in March 2000. Nearly a decade passed, the parts of the iceberg was still not entirely liquid, the biggest part still considered as B-15a, with the vast field reached 1700 km.
8. Don Juan Pond, Antarctica
The Dead Sea is the famous for its salt content is very high. Don Juan Pond, a lake with the highest salt content in the world. Comparison when just exposed with the sea in general, Don Juan Pond, 18 times saltier than normal seawater, when compared to the Dead Sea, the Don Juan Pond, eight times more salty. Temperatures in the pool was like a general in the Antarctic region, is relatively low, with the lowest point can reach -30 degrees Celsius. But never got frozen like other places in Antarctica.
7. Rotorua, New Zealand
Rotorua is a seaside town in the south of the lake with the same name. Precisely in the Bay Plenty, north island of New Zealand. The uniqueness is from the region are the many swimming-pool hot springs, especially Pohutu Geyser at Whakarewarewa, and boiling mud-mud. The area is unique and interesting, visited by many tourists.
6. 83-42, Greenland
The 83-42 is believed as the only parcels of land in the north. It was only a “tiny” size of about 35 m, 15 m and height 4 m. The uniqueness of 83-42 was found in 1998, which at the north pole is covered by ice, We can still find some piece of land.
5. Socotra, Republic of Yemen
Socotra is one of the oddest places in the world. Almost all of who were there seem strange, from the shape of the tree and its environment, this anomaly could be causing plant life or anything on there grew a strange look. Call it well known plants such as the Dragon’s Blood Tree. It is strange, very unusual shape, looks like an umbrella. This tree produces red sap.
4. The Great Dune of Pyla, France
What we do know that Europe has no deserts, but this assumption is wrong. Europe has a unique dune Pyla ie, the length of 3 km, width of 500 m and height of 100 meters. This place is famous for being the place of paragliding activity. Besides the uniqueness of the dunes, which is also amazing is the surrounding scenery from the heights where we could see the sea and forests.
3. Meteor Crater, USA
Meteor Crater is a crater formed by meteorite fall. It is located about 43 miles (69 kilometers) east of Flagstaff, near Winslow in the northern Arizona desert of the United States. Meteor Crater was allegedly formed since 50 000 years ago in the Pleistocene era when the local climate became cooler and more moist. At that time there was a vast grassland and forests, inhabited by mammoths wool, mashed giant lemurs, and camels.
2. Mount Roraima, Venezuela, Brazil and Guyan
The mount Roraima is incredibly beautiful place. This Stone mount is uniquely shaped like a table in the clouds. Height of 400 meters. The only way to reach the roof top of the table is by path climbs the stairs that had been provided Venezuelan government.
1. The Door To Hell, Turkmenistan
People call it ‘the Gate of Hell “because the 70 meter wide crater it out fires continuously since last 35 years. Starting from 1971 in which geologists doing research in the region to look for mine gas. What happened next is a burst of flame from under the hold continuous, even swallowed all their equipment. The geologist was no one dared to go down into the crater as it was poisonous. You can see it on Google with coordinates 40 ° 15’8 “N 5.
