Gördünüz mü?

By. Yaşar Cahit Uyar Yaşar Cahit Uyar -
1-Pulpit Kayası, Norveç
Yüksek tehlikeli ama kendine çeken bir yapısı yok mu sizce de?

2- Mavi Mağara, Zakintos, Yunanistan
Aklıma ejderhanı nasıl eğitirsin filmindeki bir sahneyi getirdi.

3- Skaftafeli, İzlanda.
İçerisi eminim çok soğuktur. Ama üşümeye sonuna kadar değecektir.

4- Plitvice Gölleri Ulusal Parkı, Hırvatistan
Hayal kent gibi. İnanılmaz güzel çekici burayı görmeyi isterdim.

5- Jiuzhaigou Ulusal Parkı, Çin (şimdilik tavsiye etmem :))
Çinin güzel dağları. Ama dediğim gibi şu sıralar gidilmesini tavsiye etmem:)

6- Four Seasons Oteli, Bora Bora
Yaz tatlili için birebir çok çekici görüyor.


7- Paterswoldse Meer, Hollanda
Bu yolda eşiniz veya arkadaşınız ile yürümek harika olurdu 

8- Mermer Mağaralar, Şili
Muazzam görüntü tam bir doğa harikası fotojeniklik akıyor :)

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