Most Colourful Places in the World to Visit

The world we live in is beautiful. Naturally. There are sights we see in our everyday life that tell us that indeed the world is beautiful. It is we who either fail to see it or maybe we have polluted its beauty. Nothing’s pristine anymore. We have inhabited this earth for more than a few billion years. In these billion years, we have done enough to exploit it. Yet, there are places that remain untouched by humankind’s selfish nature.

These places are so colorful, as it is. Capturing them for everyone to enjoy was a brilliant idea, especially since every one of us may be able to visit them personally. But we know that they exist, on this very earth.

Breathtaking, splendid, gorgeous, say whatever you want to.

 

 

Lavender Fields, France

In the summer months in Provence, France, a vast lavender field blooms making it a spectacle of bright purple flowers till the horizon.

 

Kawachi Fuji Gardens, Japan

Several species of the exquisite wisteria flower in this Japanese garden inspire awe in visitors throughout the year, among which the Kawachi Fuji Gardens is one.

 

Jodhpur, India

Jodhpur in India is home to medieval Rajput palaces, forts and architectural marvels. Its blue colored buildings lend it a colorful uniqueness.

 

Luoping, China

Canola flowers in the Luoping Valley make for a picturesque, bright yellow landscape. The added attraction is the huge number of bees that lead to honey production.

 

Tulip Fields, Netherland

Feast on colors from the tulip fields in Netherlands during the spring when endless rows of tulips, hyacinths and daffodils blossom.

 

Cano Cristales River, Colombia

Nature in its glory provides us spectacles such as this – the Cano Cristales River east of the Andes in Colombia, turns a deep shade of red, thanks to a rare plant species, every year in fall.

 

Lake Retba, Senegal

Another gift from Mother Nature, this time a friendly bacteria found in the extremely saline waters of Lake Retba in Senegal is seen to give the lake its bright pinkish hue.

 

Great Barrier Reef, Australia

Known as the largest living object in the world, The Great Barrier Reef off the east coast of Australia is a favorite tourist destination for scuba divers and snorkelers alike. Brightly colored coral and other equally colorful marine life lend it its bright hue.

 

Hitsujiyama Park, Japan

In Japan, a horticultural creation, the Hitsujiyama Park in Japan blooms a bright pink shade along with the moss. When viewed with the Mt Fuji in the background, it is a photographer’s delight.

 

Valley of Flowers, India

The Kashmir valley provides this spectre of blooming flowers in the Western Himalayas. Set against the majestic backdrop of the Himalayas, it’s a must on a tourist’s itinerary.

 

Cinque Terre, Italy

Built on a steep cliff and painted in bright hues of pink, blue, green and yellow, the sight of this coastal town of Cinque Terre is enough to lift the spirits of any lonely soul.