Excellent Natural Formations on the Earth: Superb Photographs

Posted Jan 12, 2009 by chanleepeng / comments 6 comments / Print / Font Size Decrease font size Increase font size

Paradise is a great place that everyone wants to go but you can still visit the "paradise" forming on Earth before you die. Here are some spectacular and striking views you'd not like to miss in your lifetime, I believe.

In my previous article, I have guided you a tour to Lithuania. If you missed this trip, you can always follow the trip here. Today, I'm honored again to become your tourist guide. This time, I'll guide you through a trip to the most sacred and beautiful spots in China. Before climbing the mountains, make sure that you've equipped yourself with little knowledge here. I hope you enjoy this trip! Happy exploring, happy climbing and happy see sighting with me!

 Mt. Namcha Barwa

Mt. Namcha Barwa is identified to be located in the southeast of Tibet Autonomous Region with its elevation of 7,788 meters above sea level.  It’s one of the world’s unconquered mountains to its height above 7,500 meters and at the same time, it’s also the highest peak in the eastern part of the Himalayas. Locally, people regard this Mt. Namcha Barwa as a “shy girl” as the apex of the mountain is sometimes seen to peek out from the mist. Furthermore, its peak is always capped with a transparent and whitish ice and snow, making it hard to view when it’s engulfed by the rage of “harsh” fog. Between Mt. Namcha Barwa and Mt. Naipeng, there sit three huge valley glaciers to the south that drain down to the greenery forest.

Mt. Gongga

Mt. Gongga is the highest peak in Sichuan Province, China with its height of 7556 meters above sea level. Covering an area of about 20000 km square, Mt. Gongga’s main peak is surrounded by over 100 ice-capped peaks of 5000 to 6000 meters (above sea level), forming a striking scenery. This mountain is very important to the Tibetan ethnic group. Its abundant natural scenic spots such as hot springs, transparent and whitish glaciers, rarely seen flora and fauna are definitely captured your soul and spirit. Along with these natural settings, you can also see some extraordinary temples and buildings built in the locally ethnic style, revealing the diverse and beauty culture. Of course, this visit is worth your penny!

Mt. Qomolangma

Mt Qomolangma is also known as Mt. Everest, the highest mountain which stands still on the border of Tibet and Nepal. Its height reaches up to 8,844.43 meters and its central part appears to be a pyramidal shape if one views it from south. Mt Qomolangma rises steeply to its northern part to a height of 3,600 meters. Its sharp peaks, steep walls, and U-shaped are some of its prominent features that highlight its surreal and amazing landscape. Tenzing Norgay and Edmund Hillary are the only two explorers who managed to reach to get to summit of the Mt. Qomolangma.

Mt. Kangrinboqe

Located above 6,714 meters above sea level, Mt. Kangrinboqe is one of the scenic spots for many religions in China. This Tibetan mountain is the main peak of the Kangdese Mountains. Over hundreds of years, travelers, religious devotees and pilgrims keep on visiting this scenic spot for its many mystical legends and stories. It’s said that devout followers take about a year or more to reach to its sacred peak.

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rexaniel
rexaniel said... on February 17th, 2009 at 2:14 AM

nice article.5 star.thanks for viewing my works.we can be a good partner in bukisa.

cstoney1
cstoney1 said... on February 16th, 2009 at 3:02 PM

Beautiful photos and interesting article. Nice work Chan!

MJPatrick
MJPatrick said... on January 28th, 2009 at 10:22 PM

Love the pics and the article as well!

lindalulu
lindalulu said... on January 11th, 2009 at 4:55 PM

Hi Chan, how to make your articles so they cannot be copied is on the submit page at the very bottom. You must scroll through the three or four things they have listed there. It took me some time myself to find it. As for dig, I cant even digg my own stuff never mind anyone elses stuff. It has something to do with Bukisa but am not sure why. I dont have a problem on triond ever. Keep the faith and keep posting. I have decided to put most of my energy back into triond for awhile but will post here as well. I love the people on the other site, the people here are not friendly unless they are from triond. Crazy...lol...

lindalulu
lindalulu said... on January 10th, 2009 at 1:22 PM

Hi Chan, the photos are breath taking! I have a photo of the earths rotation taken by a friend of mine. Photography is my secret passion. Thank you for sharing theses.

Goodselfme
Goodselfme said... on January 8th, 2009 at 12:50 AM

Well composed article. I would never see any of these sights if it weren't for your sharing. Pics are breathtakingly lovely. Thank you! 5 * as always!



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