These places display a wide range of colors. The selection extends from the blue old town of Chefchaouen to the Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone. It includes geological formations like the Danxia Mountains in China and the Painted Desert in Arizona, as well as colorful cities like Jodhpur in India and Bo-Kaap in South Africa. Natural waters like the Blue Hole in Belize and the lakes of Jiuzhaigou add to the variety with their color tones.
Lighthouse Reef, Belize
This circular marine depression measures 300 meters in diameter and 125 meters in depth. The clear water displays distinct blue shades.
Arizona, USA
This desert landscape spans 380 square kilometers. The rock layers display mineral deposits in red, orange, and yellow.
Cusco, Peru
The mountain stands at 5200 meters in the Andes. Its multicolored stripes result from various minerals in the rock.
Chichibu, Japan
The public park displays 400,000 pink phlox plants from April to May. The flower fields cover a hillside.
Jiuzhaigou Valley, China
The water surfaces contain mineral deposits that create various colors. The limestone in the water combined with algae causes the blue and turquoise tones.
China
The lake displays different color shades due to the accumulation of minerals and algae. The color patterns change according to temperature and seasons.
Azerbaijan
The mountains show alternating layers of red and white sedimentary rock. This geological formation developed through the deposition of sandstone and limestone.
Tanzania
The salt lake gets its red color from the presence of microorganisms and salt crystals. The coloration increases when water evaporates during the dry season.
Buenos Aires, Argentina
The houses display bright colors in red, yellow and blue. El Caminito street features street art and tango performances.
Rajasthan, India
The old city buildings are painted in indigo. This tradition dates from the 15th century for cooling the houses.
Svalbard, Norway
The houses carry multiple colors for distinction in polar night. The colors facilitate orientation during four months of darkness.
Sintra, Portugal
The facades display yellow and red in various tones. The park contains exotic plants and architectural elements from multiple periods.
Scarborough, England
Rows of wooden cabins with painted doors along North Bay. Used traditionally for changing clothes and storing beach equipment.
Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
Geothermal spring measuring 70 meters in diameter. Microorganisms create orange and brown colors in the water.
Cape Town, South Africa
Residential area from the 18th century with colored facades. The streets are lined with houses featuring bright yellow, green, and pink walls.
Gansu, China
Red sandstone cliffs with multicolored mineral layers. The rocks formed through deposits over 24 million years.
Rif Mountains, Morocco
This mountain city displays traditional houses, streets and staircases in various shades of blue, a centuries-old tradition of the region.
Kitakyushu, Japan
The garden contains 150 wisteria plants of 20 different species growing along tunnels and over pergolas.
Lake Titicaca, Bolivia
This town by Lake Titicaca features buildings with local motifs and colored tiles on their exterior walls.
Copenhagen, Denmark
The 17th-century canal is lined with townhouses in red, yellow, and orange, with restaurants on ground floors.
