The glowing blue sea tide at night at Vaadhoo in Maldives
Glowing Blue Tide at night in Vaadhoo Maldives
Dettifoss in North Ireland – The Most Powerful Waterfall in Europe
A super moon over the most powerful waterfall in Europe, Dettifoss, Iceland.
The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye in Scotland
The Fairy Pools on the Isle of Skye in Scotland
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park in Australia
Australia Uluru (Ayers Rock) at sunset, Uluru -Kata Tjuta National Park, AustraliaPamukkale – The Cotton Castle in Turkey
Floating Villages at Cat Ba Island in North Vietnam
Floating village in Vietnam Image credit -pixinn.net
Stairway to Heaven – Haiku Stairs in Hawaii
Haiku Stairs by Drone
The Fly Ranch Geyser in Nevada
Fly Geyser
The City of Dubrovnik in Croatia
Old Harbour – Old City of Dubrovnik – Croatia
Beautiful Gardens and Abbey of Valloire in France
Argoules. Gardens and Abbey of Valloires
Waterfalls at the Faroe Islands in Denmark
Heljardalsa Waterfall, Near Saksun, Streymoy, Faroe Islands, Denmark
The Blue Lagoon Geothermal Spa In Iceland
Bláa lónið or Blue Lagoon in the evening
Volcanos of Kamchatka Peninsula in Russia
Koryaksky Volcano Kamchatka Russia
The Siachen Glacier in India – The World’s Highest Battlefield
siachen, siachen army, indian army siachen, siachen glacier, Siachen glacier indian army Siachen is the coldest and highest battlefield in the world. _Image credit- Indianexpress.com
Leh & Ladakh in India
Leh-Ladakh Region, India
Seljalandsfoss Waterfall in Iceland
Seljalandsfoss WaterfallsAfar Depression NatGeo East AfricaAletsch Glacier- At Concordia Place
Moses Bridge in Halsteren, Netherlands
Moses Bridge | M. Appelman | Flickr
If I have missed out any surreal places to visit around the world series, do let me know in the comments section below.
Looking for places whose aesthetic goes beyond the human knowledge, where colors are not what they should be or the rock formations form shapes that you can see nowhere else.
Swing At The End Of The World In Banos, Ecuador
Great Blue Hole in Belize
Swakop in Namibia – The Place where Namib Desert meets the Sea
Sutherland Falls in New Zealand
Sutherland falls by swifant
Nugget Point Lighthouse in New Zealand
Tuscany in Central Italy
Sorrento in Italy
Trolltunga Cliff in Norway
Kamchatka Ice Caves in Russia
kamchatka ice tunnel 18
Tulip Fields in Netherlands
by m.snodgress tulip fields!
Middle of the Sky Monasteries at Meteora in Central Greece
AgiaTriada
The Grand Canyon in the USA
Grand Canyon, Sunset, Canyon, Grand, Park, Landscape
Seven Sisters Waterfall in Norway
The Seven Sisters & the Wooer waterfalls in Geirangerfjord, Norway
The Taj Mahal in India
The Taj Mahal in India,Taj Mahal, India, Agra, tomb
Blue Dragon River in Portugal
The Blue #Dragon River in #Portugal
Tunnel of Love in Ukraine
Tunnel of love
Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, India
Sunset at White Rann of Kutch , Gujarat, India | by dpbirds
H2O is the chemical formula for water. It describes water broken down into its elements.
For me, the waterfall symbolises unleashed creativity in a constant fluid shape that is ever-changing and renewing. It symbolises openness, flexibility, power, form and spirituality which is a primordial symbol association with water in its countless expressions.
In literature, water is associated with a symbol of change and is present at turning points. In most cultures, it is a sign of life.Heraclitus, a Greek philosopher, was motivated to contemplate on the waterfall as the continuous evolution of beings. The drops of water which come together to form a waterfall are renewed each second.
Kodaikanal waterfalls
The waterfall symbolises unharnessed elemental motion. The force field that one needs to master and control one’s spirituality or spiritual being.The waterfall is symbolic of lastingness of form despite the change of content.Waterfall symbolises immense release of emotion, rejuvenation and renewal of spirit.The four elements of life on our planet of which water is the crucial element and the waterfall, in particular, is continuous creation and renewal.
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