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Located in the Andes Mountains, Rainbow Mountain is renowned for its vibrant colours, formed by the presence of various minerals, including iron oxide, copper sulphate, and sulphur.
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This UNESCO World Heritage Site in China features stunning landscapes of colourful sandstone formations, sculpted by erosion over millions of years.
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This towering tepui (tabletop mountain) is known for its distinct flat top and sheer cliffs. The unique geological formations and diverse ecosystems create a surreal landscape with vibrant colours.
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Located in Katmai National Park, this valley was formed by the eruption of the Novarupta volcano in 1912. The landscape is dotted with colourful ash and volcanic deposits.
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These hills in the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument are famous for their vivid colours, ranging from red and orange to yellow and purple.
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This active volcano in East Java is surrounded by a vast expanse of volcanic sand called the "Sea of Sand" (Lautan Pasir).
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Known for its misty peaks, twisted pine trees, and unique granite formations, Huangshan's landscape is often depicted in traditional Chinese paintings.
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These mountains serve as reminders of the Earth's extraordinary beauty and diversity.