7 Must-Visit Bizarre Worlds on a Trip to the United States

White Pocket Located in Arizona, White Pocket is like a natural art palace. The colors of the rock layers range from pure white to deep orange, weaving intoxicating pictures. The Wave The Wave, near the aforementioned White Pocket, is so named for its landscape that resembles waves on the rock surface. Devil's Tower Devil's Tower is located in the northeast of Wyoming in the western United States. This towering giant column of rock was formed millions of years ago when magma from beneath the earth's surface surged and solidified. During the cooling process, the magma contracted to form countless tightly connected hexagonal rock columns. Monument Valley The rugged and chaotic terrain makes it feel like another planet, with red sandstone pillars standing like guardians of the earth. At sunrise and sunset, the sunlight drapes them in a golden coat. Sedona Sedona, a favorite vacation spot for Americans, is filled with ubiquitous red rocks and rock trails, and is a famous spiritual healing sanctuary. Craters of the Moon This corner of Idaho resembles an alien landscape with its black lava plains painting a 'lunar' surface. Wahweap Hoodoos These stone rocks, formed millions of years ago, look like white mushrooms standing tall on the border of Utah and Arizona, with white columns and black hats, sparking endless imagination. And today, I also share with you a very wonderful Utah Airbnb cabin named Zion EcoCabin: Private Hot Tub, Zion Canyon Views Rating: 4.88·267 reviews Price: 4700+/2 Location: The cabin is located at the bottom of the canyon in Hildale, Utah, with shops and cafes nearby, and about a 50min drive to Zion National Park. Experience & Highlights The cabin has a broad view, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the South Zion Mountains right from the bed. The room is prepared with various seasonings and toiletries, and it is very convenient to cook by yourself. The area is very quiet, like a secluded little planet, and at night you can see the Milky Way filling the sky. The room's door can be fully opened, and the view in front of you is like a still oil painting.

The wonderful Wave

After months if not years of attempts, we finally win the lottery to get the permits to The Wave. It is stated that only 48 people are allowed into the trail per day. The 6 mile hike was easy to moderate, and the beautiful view is well worth the long time waiting. We spent around 5 hours for the entire trip including 1-hour rest and photographing at the Wave area. We actually also went to the Second Wave, but it was not as good as the Wave. Due to the erosion, the Second Wave has been very flat and the curve of the rocks are no longer obvious. As a reminder, all lotteries are taken online now. Pla. ahead so that you could get a permit. #wave

Taking photos at the Wave in Arizona. This hike requires a coveted permit and only 20 people per day are granted permits.

The ultimate dream of travel photographers The Wave Wave Valley In order to protect the landscape environment, only 20 people from all over the world are accepted into the online lottery and the on-site lottery is fair. The low rate of the successful signing can be imagined. We only hold the scene to see the lottery process. The mentality unexpectedly took the next day's permission to enter the valley for eight hours. Only relying on paper maps for hiking only to see the world's only wave valley. Winter in the valley is better than summer temperature. The requirements for physical endurance are lower. It happened to be the winter solstice day, so there is a large area of shadow throughout the day, but it does not affect her beauty. It is definitely an experience in once in a lifetime.