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Photo Credit: Wikipedia

Landscape: Chaparral Biome

Photo Location: Baja California Peninsula, Mexico

Geomorphic process: Tectonic Activity formed the picturesque mountains, and deposition would have added to the mountains through the wind, transporting small pieces of dirt and depositing them on the mountains and over time adding layers to the mountains. Also, some seeds would have been deposited through the wind as well, explaining the bushes and shrubs covering part of the landscape known as the Chaparral!.

Reasons to visit it: Experience scenery at it's best in the Chaparral. With nature all around, the atmosphere is refreshing and beautiful.

Have you ever wanted to go on holiday? Well, the Chaparral isn't the obvious option compared to something like the beach, but it is the perfect place to go! It doesn't matter whether you want to explore and go hiking, or simply relax and enjoy the breathtaking views. The Chaparral has something for everyone!

Plus, there are many Chaparral landscapes all around the world, including the West Coast of South America, Australia's Western Tip, the West Coast of the US, on the coast of the Mediterranean, and Cape Town, South Africa.
Go on, give it a go!

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Photo Credit: beautifulworld.com
Landform: Amazon Rainforest

Location: Codajás

Geomorphic process: The Amazon Rainforest has was first created when tectonic activity separated the land and deposition carried nutrients and minerals that have been deposited and over lots of years through wind and water, and has eventually formed the Amazon Rainforest, and the Amazon River.

Reasons to visit it:

Discover first hand the beauty and wonder of the Amazon Rainforest. Learn culture in a place with 400-500 Amerindian tribes who know and love this beautiful rainforest!

With nature at it's finest, escape to the world's biggest tropical rainforest, covering over 5.5 million square meters! Don't bother going to the United Kingdoms or Ireland, because they could fit into the Amazon Rainforest 17 times!

Explore the tropics in a place that has been recognized as the repository of ecological services all around the world, giving homes to 1300 bird species, 430 types of mammals, 40,000 plant species, 3000 types of fish, and 2.5 million insects! Wow! What an amazing variety of nature! Who wouldn't want to come to the Amazon Rainforest?

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Photo Credit: Maciej Czekajewski
Photo Location: Tsavo Park, Kenya

Geomorphic process: Tectonic activity that allows the flat plain to be there, weathering which would, and a little bit of deposition
Definition: A savannah is an open plain with trees, but they are too spread out to form a canopy of trees, with savannahs receiving 50.8 to 127 centimeters of rain each year. The soil of savannahs is permeable, with fast drainage of rain, and can be found all around the globe.

Reasons to visit it: Experience a whole new world in the beautiful savannah landscape, not only do you get to take in and indulge all of your senses in the exquisite scenery, you can also go on safari trips and see the amazing wildlife that inhabits this intricate ecosystem, making a memory that will never be forgotten.

Also, fulfill your dreams and see the wildlife in Savannahs, such as lions, African Wildcats, Puff Adders, buffalos, zebras, wildebeest, rhinoceros, and antelopes, plus many more.

Ther's even more! the African Savannah covers around 27 countries alone, so there is a lot of land to explore, so you better get going!

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Photo Credit: Javier Trueba/Madrid Scientific Films
Location: Naica, Chihuahua, Mexico

Geomorphic process: Volcanic activity; when magma underneath Naica Mountain cooled, and the water temperature fell to 58 degrees celsius, a dissolvable mineral named anhydrite, dissolved in the water, dispersing and abundance of calcium and sulphate molecules, which over millions of years have deposited to form caves and gigantic selenite gypsum crystals.

Reasons to visit it: Experience wonder and awe while exploring these amazing caves. They were only discovered in 2000, so get in quick to visit it within the first 20 years of discovery. Also, learn about the geology of the caves first hand! What a better way to learn than in a geological and geographical wonderland!
Witness the intricate, unique formations of these amazing caves! Who could pass down an offer like that?

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