You only see such beauty once in your life - and it's worth a visit.
That, yes the world is not black and white, you probably already know - there are some destinations in the world that stick in our memory precisely because of their colorful vibrancy. And what kind!
If you want to experience the real a kaleidoscope of colors, we have some suggestions for you – these are places that are already waiting for your exploration!
The most colorful places in the world:
Lavender fields, France
If the fragrant flowers don't convince you, then the endless sea of purple certainly will.
Lake Hillier, Australia
Millennium Pink Lake seems like the perfect destination for hipsters. Its color is due to the high salt content and the organisms that live in the lake: algae and halobacteria.
Tulip fields, Netherlands
Every spring, row after row, tulips bloom all over the Netherlands. It will be best to go there in March and April, because that is when you will have a unique opportunity to enjoy the dream scene.
Rue Targui, Chefchouen, Morocco
While medinas are colorful in their own right, few can compete with the blue town of Chefchouen. Every street and every building is painted a different shade of blue. The city was closed to foreigners for 500 years, but today it welcomes travelers with open arms.
Cinque Terre, Italy
The pastel houses perfectly complement the blue sea. You will have the most beautiful view of the play of soft colors and the blue sea in the evening, when the cities are lit up with lights.
Marble Caves, Chile
These beautiful caves change color according to the color of the water. The gentle curves of the stone walls facilitate the reflection of sunlight, which causes the stone to reflect the blue of the water.
Lake Natron, Tanzania
This "salt and soda" lake in northern Tanzania can be deadly for some animals. According to Live Science, the pH balance of alkaline water is enough to burn anything that chooses to swim in it. But this is also the level of toxicity that gives it a red, cracked appearance.
Wisteria Tunnel, Japan
This tunnel of cascading flowers is literally dreamy. If you've ever wished you could live in watercolor, then head to Kawachi Fuji Gardens.
Great Barrier Reef, Australia
If you thought things could only be colorful above ground, then wait until you see the underwater world of the Great Barrier Reef. You will feel like you are on another planet.
Moscow, Russia
The Naryshkin Baroque style of architecture you'll find in Moscow is unlike any other. Try combining turrets and round design details with a colorful color palette and you'll get a scene that's straight out of a fairy tale.
