Nidhi Kadere
This colourful grouping of granular entities stands out to us due to its blending of colours. Found close to the village of Chamarel, it was created when volcanic rock transformed into clay, producing various colour swirls.
This national park in northern Ethiopia is a World UNESCO Heritage site and a unique biosphere with an abundance of flora and fauna.
These granite boulders are thought to have undergone 500 million years of environmental impact from the elements. Golden orange lichen, a fungus and algae organism that reflects light, is found on some of these rocks.
This jagged-appearing yet colourful geological formation in the Jujuy province of northwest Argentina is known as the Hill of 14 Colours and has recently attracted tourists' attention.
One of the world's largest mountain ranges, one can see these stunning Jotunheimen Mountains On the Sognefjellet National Tourist Route. Driving through Europe's highest mountain pass is the best way to take in this location's beauty.
Mountain biking and rock climbing are enjoyable ways to explore Montagne Sainte Victoire, which is also home to revered religious landmarks like the Saint-Ser Hermitage, a tiny chapel constructed inside a cave.
This UNESCO national park is regarded as one of China's most stunning natural wonders, and it can be found in the northwest Chinese province of Gansu, at the base of the Qilian Mountains.
This 280,000-acre national monument, which was established in 2000 and is located in Northern Arizona close to the Utah state line, gives the impression that you have entered another planet.
Colourful Landmannalaugar Mountain makes for a stunning backdrop for photographs. Despite its attractive appearance, Landmannalaugar is praised for being a great hiking location.
This vibrant mountain near Cusco, also known as Vinicunca or Montana de Siete Colores (the Mountain of Seven Colours), has recently gained international recognition. During Peru's peak travel season, this mountain draws 1,500 tourists per day.