Amazing places on the Earth #9

Jeita Grotto | Lebanon

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Eighteen kilometers northeast of Beirut, these underground limestone caves have been inhabited since prehistoric times and continue to attract visitors with its vivid colors and stalactite formations. The largest stalactites in the world are here.

The caves consist of a network of rooms, with galleries above and galleries down, stretching over nine kilometers, and accessible through an underground river.

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Pembrokeshire Coast Path National Route

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Considered one of the top 10 walking routes in the world, this route turns 300 kilometers from St.Dogmaels to Amroth in southwestern Wales.
Often times it is wet and windy, but if you are lucky to have a sunny day, these will be the most beautiful places on earth.

The scent of greens and black grass (Calluna vulgaris) illuminates the path. And in the sea waters below you can watch the seals.
Along the route includes a wide range of seaside scenery, from steep limestone cliffs and volcanic promontories to bays protected by red sandstone, flooded glacier valleys, winding estuaries and wide open beaches.

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Pangong Tso Lake

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This saltwater lake located far inside the Himalayan mountains at an altitude of 4,350 meters extends over the border area disputed by India and China, which governs the Tibetan region.

Do not be disappointed, the thin air makes the colors and clarity of the lake more intense.
The lake has a width of 5 kilometers at its widest point. It has an area of 604 square kilometers. In winter, the lake completely freezes even the water is salted.

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