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The allure of nature never ceases to amaze us all. Below are some rose-tinted wonders that are truly worth seeing in person in this lifetime, making one realize just how fantastical and dreamlike our planet can be.
● Japan’s Fuji Shibazakura Festival
Held every spring at Lake Saiko at the foot of Mount Fuji, the Fuji Shibazakura Festival is a celebration where blooming moss phlox gradually carpet the lakeside. The sight and fragrance of the flowers, along with the blue sky and majestic Mount Fuji, create a picturesque scene — a world-class rose-tinted landscape for visitors to enjoy.
The breathtaking beauty of the Fuji Shibazakura Festival has captured the hearts of many domestic and international travelers. (Photo source / Travelience)
● Spain’s Torrevieja Salt Lakes
Located in the southern part of the Iberian Peninsula, the salt lakes of Torrevieja are among Europe’s largest salt-producing areas. Their vibrant hues come from microbes, especially algae. With high salinity, the water allows visitors to float effortlessly. Additionally, the best time to visit is between June and September, offering travelers the chance to admire the area’s blue charm.
The stunning beauty of Spain’s Torrevieja salt lakes is truly breathtaking. (Image source / Tuxboard)
● Kenya’s Lake Nakuru
Situated about 160 kilometers north of Kenya’s capital, Lake Nakuru is one of the country’s most iconic national parks. In addition to Africa’s diverse wildlife, the lake is home to thousands of bird species, the most spectacular being over two million flamingos. They gather here in huge numbers around June and July for breeding, presenting an awe-inspiring and incredibly rose-colored avian spectacle.
Kenya’s Lake Nakuru is home to over two million flamingos, forming one of the most magnificent natural bird scenes in the region. (Image source / Globe Trotting)
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