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Yamagata’s “Ice Monsters” (Juhyo) – Zao Mountains

In the snowy wilds of Japan's Yamagata Prefecture, where winter wraps the land in an icy hush, something eerie stirs in the Zao Mountains. As the temperature drops and the storms rage, the trees on these slopes begin to transform—until they no longer look like trees at all.

The Living Statues of Guanajuato – Art, Performance, or Street Magic?

Picture yourself wandering the colorful, cobbled streets of Guanajuato, a colonial-era city with alleyways that twist like an Escher drawing. You round a corner, and suddenly — there it is. A man made of bronze. Or is it stone? You pause. Then blink. He blinks back. Startled laughter erupts around you — because that statue? It’s alive.

Phiphi Islands (Krabi) – Thailand’s Cinematic Paradise

When you think of paradise, chances are your mind drifts to powdery white beaches, turquoise lagoons, and towering limestone cliffs rising straight from the sea. Welcome to the Phi Phi Islands — a sun-drenched archipelago off the coast of Krabi that’s famous for its jaw-dropping beauty and for starring in one of the most iconic travel films ever: The Beach.

Yamagata’s “Ice Monsters” (Juhyo) – Zao Mountains

The Living Statues of Guanajuato – Art, Performance, or Street Magic?

Phiphi Islands (Krabi) – Thailand’s Cinematic Paradise

Wonders Tagged Under: basalt columns

Staffa Sea Caves – Scotland’s Hexagonal Secret in the Hebrides

Fingal’s Cave – Scotland’s Singing Sea Cathedral of Stone