6 . Copenhagen, Denmark
The renowned Nhayvn riverfront in Copenhagen Denmark is filled with the colorful exterior of 17th & 18th-century houses which once was a Viking fishing arrangement. This place gives tourists a nostalgic feel of the historical placement of the facades and townhouses around.
7. Lake Retba, Senegal Africa
Have you ever imagined of swimming in a sea of strawberry milkshake? Funny, isn’t it? Also known as “Lac Rose,” this pinky lake isn’t just majestic because of its color, but also because of its incredibly high salt content that can be at par with the Dead Sea.
8. Valley of Flowers National Park, India
Nothing feels like being with nature. Set against the uninhabited mountains of the Himalayas, is covered with colorful flowers, clean air, and vast greenery. It is something you want to visit if you wish to self-reflect.
9. Shibazakura Hill, Japan
Shibazakura Hill, a pink overspread created by nature. These fantastically pink colored flowers are said to bloom from mid-April to May. They naturally scatter all over the ground like pink lawn and leaves tourist in awe of perfection.
10. Lake Natron, Tanzania
Despite its beautiful scenery, this lake is said to be infused with the toxic composition of soda and salt. Only a few fish dwell in here, but this lake is more likely a dwelling place to bacteria that turn the water into red color. Interesting.
