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Farm Emerges from A Spring Snowstorm on the Sevenson Trail Near Le-Pont-de-Montvert, France

Aerial view of Rhone Glacier, Switzerland

Hawraman Takht (Uraman Takht) - Kurdistan province

Aerial view of Grimselsee (Lake Grimsel) and Grimsel Hospice in sunny day during summer, Switzerland

Tourism in Tajikistan, valley in the Fan Mountains, panorama nature. Mountain river, snow-capped peaks.

Aerial view of Ishak Pasha Palace, Ottoman, Persian, and Armenian architectural style

Rifugio Antermoia hut and Lago di Antermoia lake from Mantel mountain peak in Dolomites mountains in Italy

landscape of northern areas in fall season , beautiful mountains blue sky and white clouds with yellow and red trees landscape of hunza valley in autumn season

Confluence of Aragvi and Kura river with Jvari Monastery on background. Mtskheta, Georgia

Beautiful mountain landscape of Chaladi Glacier. Upper Svanetia. Georgia

Rustic houses of Beypazarı-Ankara Turkey. Overview of Beypazarı from Hıdırlık Hill. Beypazarı is a Turkish town and district of Ankara Province in the Central Anatolia region of Turkey, approximately 100 km west of the city of Ankara.

Amazing view from pass to mountain valley in sunlight and great mountain silhouettes on horizon. Lush greenery and mountain slopes. Big rocky mountains and epic deep gorge.

Scenic tranquil view of Swiss Alps in summer with lush green grass and idyllic clouds

Clouds above old Bosnian Village Lukomir on the sides of Rakitnica Canyon

Aerial view of Alara river and Alara Castle, Alanya, Turkey

$Tsolotl Canyon. In the very center of Dagestan, 140 km from Makhachkala, there is a vast Khunzakh plateau, composed of light yellow limestones. It is located at elevations from 1700 to 2000 m above sea level. The plateau, like a knife, is cut by the Tsolotlinsky canyon. Literally on the very edge of the cliff scattered houses, which in comparison with the natural cleft seem toy. This is the ancient village of Khunzakh.\n\nThe Tsolotlinsky canyon is known for the fact that two waterfalls descend into it at once, which give rise to the Tobot and Itlyatlyar rivers. The first has a height of about 70 m, the second — more than a hundred. The water flows are quite wide, but in comparison with the height of the fall they seem to be thin streams. Below, the stream breaks violently on the rocks into thousands of small splashes that scatter in different directions. The spectacle looks very spectacular. Waterfalls are especially beautiful in summer, when rivers actively feed melting glaciers or heavy rains fall in the mountains.\n\nIn the XIX century, the Tsolotlinsky Canyon was visited by the writer Yakov Kostenetsky, who was a participant in the Caucasian War.$

The Monte Rosa and Punta Gnifetti paks - Valle Anzasca valley.

Glacier Stream in Thaiwas,,Zozila Pass,Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh Region, Tibet,India,Nikon D3x

Mountain landscape at Abruzzo National Park at summer

Picturesque summer mountain landscape with high peaks and the crystal blue glacier river at Tian Shan, Central Asia

The beautiful view of Lake Lagazuoi surrounded by majestic mountains. Badia, Dolomites, Italy

Landscape view at Saint Baudille et Pipet, local authorities association of Trieves in Vercors, French Alps, France in Europe

Switzerland. Lauterbrunnen. Bern canton. Murren village.

Franz Josef glacier and rain forest landscape, New Zealand

Majestic mountain peaks of the greater Himalayas, en route Manali to Leh, Himachal Pradesh

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