Amazing Scenery of “Rotten Sea”
Photographer Sergey Anashkevych captures the incredible images of salt flats in Crimea. Lake Sivash is also known as the “Rotten Sea”, it’s unique dazzling red colours caused by rapid propagation of Dunaliella algae in an abandoned mine.
More Inspiring Stories
Lad Drops Everything To Travel The World, Assures Mother He's Safe With 'Mom, I'm Fine' Sign
California’s Failed Utopia
This ‘Swim Reaper’ Instagram Account Is Absolute Gold
Internet In Real Life: This Small Italian Village Became A Web 2.0 Intervention Project
“Lenin Lived, Lenin Lives, Lenin Will Live”: Lenin Statues 100 Years After Russian Revolution
2013 National Geographic Photo Contest, “Places”, Week 4
25 Amazing 1970s Album Advertisements
Adventurers Relax in Hammocks Hanging Hundreds of Feet Above Ground
Mysterious Sinkhole Develops A Surprising And Beautiful Ecosystem In China
Silent Hill
Pack All The Things! Here Is The Ultimate Burning Man Checklist
North Carolina's Abandoned 'Wizard of Oz' Theme Park Will Haunt You
Russian Blogger Went On A Trip Around The Apartment During The quarantine - Repeating Photos From Real Travels
The Angel Oak Tree In South Carolina Is Infernally Beautiful
Famous Travel Photographer David Lazar Captures Indonesia In 18 Amazing Images
This Hotel In The Arctic Circle Will Be Unlike Any Other
Gigantic Snow Wall Along Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Japan
Florida Man Arrested Trying To Quarantine On Abandoned Disney Treasure Island, And That's What This Island Looks Like From The Inside
Selection Of Amazing Photos From The National Geographic 2015 Photo Contest
Chinese Villagers Zip Line
Artist Ray Oranges Creates Beautiful Illustrations Ispired By Minimalist Colorful Shapes
The Earth From Space Through The Eyes Of French Astronaut Thomas Pesquet
A 1960s Bedford Panorama Bus Lovingly Converted Into A Traveling Home
Beautiful New Zealand: Earth’s Mythical Islands
