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It is an uninhabited valley 216 miles southeast of Salt Lake City, Utah, United States. Soft sandstone, over the years, eroding by wind and water has created peculiar cliffs or hoodoos that some think resemble goblins. The scenic landscape covers about a mile and is two miles long, and it’s best to explore the marked trails to get close to the bizarre formation.
Also a relatively unknown fact is that you can go on a spectacular canyoning adventure in the Goblins Valley. In recent years, the park has gained popularity due to social media, so visitors are encouraged to plan their trips during off-peak hours to avoid crowds.
In the middle of the Atacama Desert in Chile, 46 miles south of Antofagasta, you will find a very peculiar sculpture. ‘The Hand in the Desert’ by Chilean sculptor Mario Irarazabal.
Known for its art about human suffering, this massive sculpture makes you feel lonely, especially in its empty and isolated space. It is a popular place for tourists, but visitors are asked to respect it and not vandalize it, as the problem of graffiti has arisen recently.
also known as the Cotton Palace, is a stunning UNESCO World Heritage Site in southwestern Turkey. When you visit, you can also explore the ancient ruins of Hierapolis, a once-great city built around.
Water flows from the natural fountain through the white travertine roof, creating beautiful thermal pools suitable for a quick dip. We recommend joining a small group tour with a guide. In 2023, new rules were introduced to limit the number of visitors to protect the site, so booking in advance is highly recommended.