Karst Collection (page 9)

Limestone karsts and boats in Ha Long Bay, Vietnam
Limestone karsts and boats in Ha Long Bay; Thanh pho Ha Long, Quang Ninh, Vietnam

Road Along The Burren Coastline Region; County Clare, Ireland

China, Guanxi, Yangshuo. Sunrise over Li river and karst peaks, elevated view

China, Guanxi, Yangshuo. Old chinese fisherman at sunrise on the Li river, fishing with cormorants (MR)

A farmer ploughs a paddy field using a water buffalo, Halong Bay, Ha Long Bay, Quang Ninh Province, Vietnam

Summer in the Country (Appletons Journal, Vol. I), July 10, 1869. Creator: John Karst
Summer in the Country (Appletons Journal, Vol. I), July 10, 1869

The Artist in the Country (Appletons Journal, Vol. I), June 19, 1869

(Enchanted City). Province of Cuenca. View of the rock formation The bridge of rock

Nullarbor Plain is a giant limestone karst. Flat and inhospitable, 1200 km from west to east. The main thing to experience here is different sense of scale and space

Eroded limestone, karst formation at Qalaat Faqra, Lebanon, Middle East, West Asia

Tsingy de Bemaraha, Madagascar
Tsingy de Bemaraha. View over the sharp eroded limestone cliffs on the Tsingy de Bemaraha National Park, Madagascar. This national park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Thors Cave, Peak District
Thors Cave. Tourists climbing up to the entrance of Thors Cave. Photographed in Manifold Valley, Peak District National Park, Staffordshire, UK

Cuba, Pinar del Rio Province, Vinales, View of Vinales valley

Vinales valley, Cuba, Caribbean

Boats anchored at Ti Top surrounded by karst mountains, Halong Bay, Quang Ninh Province, North-East Vietnam, South-East Asia

India, Ladakh, Lamayuru. Lamayuru Monastery, remote and isolated, hemmed in by dramatic snow covered mountains

Boats in Ha Long Bay at Sunset. Ha Long Bay extends over 1500 sq km of the Gulf of Tonkin at the north-east corner of Vietnam, with over 3000 islands in its waters

Nullarbor Plain is a giant limestone karst. Flat and inhospitable, 1200 km from west to east. The main thing to experience here is different sense of scale and space

Spain. Castile-La Mancha. Ciudad Encantada (Enchanted City). Province of Cuenca

Serbia / Njegusi 1913
Njegusi, Montenegro, with the Karst river Date: 1913

Boats with tourists enter the cave, that features a limestone karst mountain landscape with an 8.2 km. navigable underground river

Limestone formations on the exit from the cave, that features a limestone karst mountain landscape with an 8.2 km. navigable underground river

Entry to a cave that features a limestone karst mountain landscape with an 8.2 km. navigable underground river. 50 kilometers north of the city of Puerto Princesa, Palawan, Philippines. February

A group of tourists on a boat with a guide - inside the cave that features a limestone karst mountain landscape with an 8.2 km. navigable underground river

Limestone formations in the cave, that features a limestone karst mountain landscape with an 8.2 km. navigable underground river, supposedly the longest navigable underground river in the world

The gorge of Zadiel in the slovak karst. The gorge was created by the collapsing of several caves
The gorge of Zadiel in the Slovak karst. The gorge was created by the collapsing of several caves. The National Park Slovak Karst is protecting the Karst region

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Karst, a geological phenomenon that captivates the eyes and ignites the imagination. From the Li River in China to Ewens Ponds in Australia, these stunning landscapes showcase nature's artistic prowess. As the sun rises over Guilin, traditional Chinese fishermen navigate their way through mist-covered waters with cormorants by their side, creating a picturesque scene of tranquility. Venturing further, Ha Long Bay in Vietnam unveils its majestic beauty as limestone karst formations emerge from emerald waters. Whether it be at sunrise or sunset, this UNESCO World Heritage Site never fails to leave visitors breathless. Traveling across continents brings us to Bohol's Chocolate Hills - an enchanting sight of conical hills rising from tropical limestone karst. Nature's whimsy is also on display within Postojna Cave in Slovenia and Cirque de Gavarnie in France where waterfalls cascade down towering cliffs formed by this unique geological process. In Thailand's Krabi Province lies Ao Pileh (Pileh Lagoon), nestled amidst karst formations that seem like guardians protecting its crystal-clear waters. Meanwhile, within Jenolan Caves' Grand Arch in Australia awaits a subterranean wonderland waiting to be explored. Even sinkholes hold their own allure; Bosherton's collapsed cave roof reveals a mesmerizing void carved out by Carboniferous limestone. And as Nelumbo nucifera blooms gracefully against the backdrop of Puzhehai Lake's peaks, one can't help but marvel at how karst landscapes effortlessly blend with natural wonders. Finally, Croatia presents Plitvice Lakes National Park - a tapestry of cascading waterfalls flowing through interconnected lakes surrounded by lush greenery and towering karsts. Here, nature showcases its harmonious balance between land and water. From China to Wales and everywhere in between, these glimpses into the world remind us of Earth’s remarkable diversity and the awe-inspiring beauty that lies within its geological wonders.