Admire 10 Famous Discus Stones In The World

In addition to Phu Yen, the art of installation of nature - the disc is also available in many other locations around the world. Let's explore together!
Admire 10 famous discus stones in the world
Discus cliff is a special terrain with rocks of all shapes such as circles, polygons stacked or erect into vertical columns. This is the result of lava eruptions from volcanoes millions of years ago. When it hits the cold sea water, the lava stream freezes and cracks into pieces forming rocky rapids near the sea.
Ganh Da Dia in Phu Yen

. Photo: @hoangthithuhaa
Besides Ganh Da Dia in An Ninh Dong commune, Tuy An district, Phu Yen, there are many areas in the world that possess this special type of terrain.
Cliffs of Los Organos belong to the Canary Islands in Spain
Photo: @kapitankorba
About 40,000 polygonal, cylindrical basalt stones stacked right next to the northeastern coast of Ireland. The cliff tends to extend to the East-West and to the South of the Canary Islands Whenever mentioning Los Organos, people will immediately remember the stone "tower" with countless basalt pillars creating a surreal scene, especially when witnessing the waves crashing on the rapids.




Jusangjeolli cliffs in Korea
Photo: @trueminshow
Coming to Jeju Island, you should definitely not miss a visit to Jusangjeolli cliffs. This is one of the most famous sites in Korea, with its black disc-sharp bedrock formed from the lava of the Hallasan volcano when it erupted into the jungmun sea. It is known that this cliff is more than 100,000 years old. Until now, tourists from all over the world still flock here to see the picturesque scenery, with emerald green sea and towering basalt cliffs.
Cape Stolbchaty on the Kunashir Island of the Kuril Islands in Russia
Photo: @ mary.mol
Created by the result of volcanic Tyatya eruption millions of years ago, Stolbchaty cape remains pristine with a beautiful disc cliff. Stolbchaty's characteristic feature is its inclined rocky structure, with an impressive stretch of rock and disc, recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage
The Los Prismas Basalticos Gorge in Hidalgo, Mexico
Photo: @ kevin.



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Photo: @ joe.moralex
The perfect combination between majestic waterfall and basalt rock cliff nearly 30m high makes the gorge Los Prismas Basalticos an attractive destination in Mexico. Not only getting down to the foot of the waterfall, visitors can also experience the feeling of crossing the suspension bridge over the canyon. Promises to leave many unforgettable memories!
Takachiho Gorge in Japan
Photo: @alpacasandesu
Unlike the rest of the disc cliffs, Takachiho Gorge exudes a sense of humor with the quietest river, especially in autumn. Surrounded by a cool jungle and covered on disc rocks is a layer of moss bearing the mark of time. Here, visitors can participate in rowing activities around the canyon to freely enjoy the scenery and record many beautiful moments.
Svartifoss Waterfall in Vatnajokull National Park in Iceland
Photo: @catai_viajemos
Surely, anyone who has been to Vatnajokull National Park cannot forget the amazingly beautiful Svartifoss waterfall, with countless stone pillars hanging in the sky. The tower floors followed each other and stopped on the rocky rapids with the 20m high waterfall slope.



Visitors will take about 45 minutes walk in the park to admire the Svartifoss waterfall. Guarantee you will not be disappointed!
The Breichat HaMeshushim tank in Israel
Photo: @ dr.takushevich
This is one of the cliffs that, in addition to watching, visitors can also swim freely. The people of Israel also call this a hexagonal swimming pool because of the appearance of a cliff of all sizes, arranged along a waterfall flowing into the river.
The Devils Postpile National Monument in America
Photo: @flatfeethikes
The art of installation of the nature has dedicated to this basalt cliffs with perfect cylindrical blocks. Whether you look at it from afar or when you come close, you can't help but be amazed when you see the magic beauty of the stone pillars.
Fingal's caves in Scotland
Photo: @ingerwoolies
If you see Fingal's cave for the first time, you wouldn't believe this is some kind of natural terrain. Because, the basalt pillars and rocky cliffs seem to be arranged meticulously to create the domed form like in the ancient palaces.



In the legend told by local people, this place was once inhabited by a giant.
Giant's dike in Ireland
Photo: @jamesbaker_photography
Scotland's association with Ireland is also recounted in legend, of frequent encounters between two giants, one in Fingal's cave and one on Giant's dike. The disc cliff on this dike bank is more comfortable, and the edges are also much eroded, indicating it has been through many ages. This is also one of the beautiful disc cliffs, recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage.

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