The 3 Most Bizzare Sights In The World To Explore

Surreal sights can be found anywhere in everyday life. This is because an attraction is anything that deserves to be seen, observed, and – perhaps – perused by the visitor. Our first concern when visiting any place is to see as many sights as possible because, through them, we better understand the culture and history of each place.

However, it is not the sights that will provide the traveler with an advanced experience; it is their uniqueness. Unfamiliar places are more likely to excite us and awaken our imagination. Besides, surrealism has inspired thousands of artists to create beautiful works of art. In this article, we want to see what surrealism is all about.

1. Salvation Mountain, Niland, California 

   Salvation Mountain is a jewel of “external art,” as its creator Leonard Knight calls it. This colorful altar was made with great care from local clay and was painted by hand as a sign of worship to God. After all, the bright letters in the middle of it with the inscription “God is love” make the message obvious.
   This 50-meter attraction can be a source of positive emotions and a way to explore your spirituality. If the strange colors create a special feeling and fit your aesthetics, then this is a magnificent sight. Low hills and igloos characterize the place, which definitely deserves your attention. 

2. Lake Baikal, Russia 

   Surrealistic sights can be made directly by nature without human intervention. Lake Baikal certainly belongs to this category. This is the deepest and cleanest lake in the world. Its depth reaches up to 1,600 meters. To understand its depth, consider that the deepest point that light can reach below the water’s surface is 1,000 meters.
   When the lake freezes, it creates a layer of ice 2 meters thick and can hold up to 2 tons in weight. Its endurance is tested by those who love extreme sports and do not hesitate to set up a tent. This is an ideal place for art lovers and photographers since it provides amazing scenery. The ice cracks on the surface create unique natural patterns in lines, bubbles, cracks, circles, and everything else that nature can “think of.” We could say it looks like marble. 

3. Hang Son Doong, Vietnam 

   The surreal sights could not be missing the largest cave discovered so far, particularly in 2010. It is 5 kilometers long and 200 meters high, and it is part of an even greater attraction, the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, with its unique beauty. In the state of Vietnam, the cave gives the final dose of the need for exploration.
   However, going there is about a multi-day adventure trip. It takes two whole days of hiking through the jungle and rivers to reach your destination finally. There, of course, you will need to camp and discover the cave, with its weather, climate, and river, always under the accompaniment of a specialist.

To conclude

Surrealistic sights do not possess a pattern of widespread value or beauty to the human eye. On the contrary, they have the history that each visitor gives them. Thus, some may have hundreds of stories, others only a few, while some, which have not yet been discovered by the appropriate people, perhaps temporarily none. Be motivated to discover the beauty that you will define in every established or known attraction in the world, but do not limit yourself there. Discover your own surreal sights too.

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