Unbelievable five places in world

 In this article, we will look at five places in the world that are truly unbelievable.

The Menton Hall:

Ice caves of alaska, 

Located in Alaska's snowy Menton Hall,

It is very beautiful to look at and also glows in the naturally occurring blue.

Let me tell you if there is a beautiful little stream inside the workhouses.

It is located in the snowy area of Menton Hall in Alaska. At a height of about 7 meters, these beautiful caves glow blue because they absorb all the colours except the blue of the sun...

Cenote:

Underground caves and rivers, 

In Mexico

This naturally occurring system,

Researchers say that these spectacular water reservoirs are made up of lightly eroding limestone rocks in Mexico, and that the water in these reservoirs, which are about 330 feet deep, was used by people who lived about 4,000 years ago. More than a thousand such systems have been found in Mexico to date...

Naicka mine:

Crystals of giants, 

More than 2,000 large, beautiful crystals of selenite have been discovered in this mine in Mexico. At a depth of about 980 feet,

Each crystal found is like beautiful glasses that are thirty-nine feet long and weigh up to 50,000 kilograms.

And the temperature here is around fifty-eight degrees Celsius and the air is very humid, so the people who work there dress accordingly...

The Bay of Ha Long:

Wonder of world, 

If there is one beautiful sea area in the world, it is this sea area in Vietnam.

The most beautiful sea is between the mountainous islands that touch the sky and the ships anchored to the earth.

It looks like heaven. Covering an area of about 753 square kilometers, the ocean has more than 2,000 islands, and researchers say there is evidence of human habitation in the area about 15,000 years ago.

Halleluyah Mountain:

Inspiration of avatar hills, 

These mountains in China are so vast that one cannot help but be amazed.

The mountains in the Avatar image are all modelled on China's Hallelujah Mountains. Until 2010, the place was known as Mount Hallelujah. But after the release of the Avatar movie, this place has been called Avatar Hill...