Antarctica has a unique waterfall. Antarctica's McMurdo Dry Valley houses Blood Falls. Taylor Glacier's five-story waterfall enters Lake Bonney.
Poland's Crooked Forest has 400 trees shaped like an upside-down question mark. Trees are perfectly spaced with all bends pointing skyward.
Turkmenistan's Gateway to Hell, often called the "Door to Hell," is a massive, scorching crater in the northern desert. Drilling accidents are suspected.
Eternal Flames Falls in Western New York's Chestnut Ridge Park is called after a cave under the cascades that flames despite the water.
Xochimilco is Mexico City's Island of Dolls. Decayed dolls hanging from trees make it eerie.
Many call the North Atlantic Ocean between Miami, Puerto Rico, and Bermuda the Bermuda Triangle or Devil's Triangle. Like the Alaska Triangle, ships and planes vanish.
Due to the contrast with the Pacific Ocean, Lake Hillier in Australia looks like Pepto Bismol from the air.
The Japanese Aokigahara Forest is nicknamed as the "Suicide Forest" because hundreds of suicide victims have been recovered there.
Easter Island, Chile covers 63.17 square miles. Rapa Nui is noted for a peculiar cultural phenomena. Polynesians arrived about 300 AD.
China has a multicolored rock national park. Zhangye Danxia National Geological Park has towering red cliffs and colorful ridges.