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From ‘Mars on Earth’ to 'Pandora's Floating Mountains': 10 Places That Feel Unreal

From China’s misty pillars to Bolivia’s mirror-like salt flats, explore 10 breathtaking destinations that look too unreal to exist on Earth.

October 23, 2025 / 17:03 IST
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Cappadocia, Turkey The area is a dreamland with cone-shaped rocks, cave houses and the hot-air balloons flying by the sunrise, a surrealistic scene that resembles a painted picture. (Image: Canva)
Cappadocia, Turkey The area is a dreamland with cone-shaped rocks, cave houses and the hot-air balloons flying by the sunrise, a surrealistic scene that resembles a painted picture. (Image: Canva)

Zhangjiajie Chinese Forest National ParkHere, the tall columnar sandstones were the inspiration behind the floating mountains in Avatar of Pandora. The park is shot through with mist and greenery, and it appears like a fantasy movie has been shot there. (Image: Canva)

Cappadocia, TurkeyThe area is a dreamland with cone-shaped rocks, cave houses and the hot-air balloons flying by the sunrise, a surrealistic scene that resembles a painted picture. (Image: Canva)

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Salar de Uyuni, BoliviaIt has the largest salt flat in the world that becomes a huge mirror when it rains. It has one of the most alien landscapes on the planet due to its white, interminable surface and reflective sky. (Image: Canva)

Antelope Canyon, USAThe waves of red walls and beams of light of Antelope Canyon are made by the erosion of water and wind that formed the cave over centuries, and give the illusion that the viewer is walking through the hell of a dream. (Image: Canva)