Top 10 Most Beautiful National Parks In The World

These national parks are scattered on every continent of the world. These are really great destinations for those who love the natural beauty. Westland Tai Poutini National Park (New Zealand) Stretching from the highest snow-capped peaks of the Southern Hemisphere Alps to the windswept beaches of the West Coast, this park features beautiful glaciers. and rich vegetation.New Zealand now has a helicopter charter service to visit this biosphere, allowing you to fully enjoy Westland Tai Poutini in just half a day

. Conguillio National Park (Chile) The landscape of mountains and rivers here is extremely beautiful, with snow-capped peaks, many poetic and majestic natural lakes, the rarest ancient trees on the planet. This is the ideal location for movies about dinosaurs and prehistoric, but the center of the park is the towering volcano Llaima and it is still active. The latest eruption was in 2009, causing residents within a 15km radius to evacuate to avoid danger Vatnajökull And Skaftafell National Park (Iceland) Close your eyes and imagine Iceland, what will you see? Green grass hills? Snow capped year-round peaks? Glaciers and volcanic lakes are mesmerizing? All of this can be found in the Vatnajökull And Skaftafell National Park, which covers 40% of the island nation and is Europe's largest park, Vatnajökull And Skaftafell attracts millions of tourists.



According to local people, in the summer, the light reflected from the glacier blue and milky white glacier lagoon blends together, making the glacial lakes here wear a fanciful shimmering beauty. Kaieteur National Park (Guyana) Kaieteur National Park occupies a sizable position in the heart of the Guiana Plateau, believed to be the oldest surface of earth at about 2 billion years old. Kaieteur Falls, the largest single-stream waterfall in the world. With its staggering height and enormous water flow, the waterfall creates a picturesque landscape amidst the lush tropical green forest.In addition to the Kaieteur waterfall, a pristine ecosystem with rare species like the golden frog, Wild cats, rhinos .. also attract tourists.



Kakadu National Park (Australia) As the largest national park in Australia (half the size of Switzerland), Kakadu is well worth a visit because of its natural beauty and 40,000-year residence history. More than 5,000 recorded remains include rock carvings, caves, giant extinct kangaroo fossils and stunning red rocky highlands. Ly River National Park, Guilin (China) Blue baby is a very suitable word to describe the charming landscape in the Ly Giang basin (Que Lam). This place has cool green bamboo hills, steep cliffs and mysterious caves For the Chinese, Ly Giang is considered one of the most beautiful landscapes on earth, many artists and poets Be overwhelmed by her serene beauty. 7. Bwindi Impenetrable National Park (Uganda) This national park is known as the gorilla furnace of the world (now preserves half of the extremely rare monkeys around the planet). Besides, Bwindi Impenetrable has 9 other primate species (including chimpanzee), 350 species of bird, 310 species of butterfly, 51 species of reptile - one of the richest ecosystems of Africa and the world. Canaima National Park (Venezuela) Canaima National Park stretches over 3 million hectares located in southeastern Venezuela and along the border of Guyanna and Brazil.



The national park consists of cliffs and waterfalls, creating an extremely spectacular landscape.Canaima is home to 118 species of mammals, 550 species of birds, 72 species of reptiles and 55 species of amphibians. The forests and steppes are also home to the Pemon aborigines, Amerindians still live in harmony with nature. Wadi Ayhaft National Park (Yemen) Wadi Ayhaft has more than 90% of reptiles and about 40% of plant species that are characteristic of a hot desert climate. Caves located deep inside the towering mountains, surrounded by pure white sand sea, are extremely interesting destinations when coming to Yemen. Sagarmatha National Park (Nepal) You may not have heard of Sagarmatha National Park, but you cannot help but know the summit of Mount Everest - which is the roof of the world.Sagarmatha includes part of the Himalayas and the southern face of the summit. Everest, recognized by UNESCO as a world natural heritage since 1979.



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