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8 unreal landscapes that will make the biggest 'Star Wars' fans feel like they're in another world

Dec 22, 2017, 20:00 IST

The Valley of Fire in the Overton, Nevada, state park allows hiking through the red sand and to Native American rock art in an area that looks ready for a pod race.

The Painted Desert in Petrified Forest National Park near Flagstaff, Arizona, bears such a resemblance to Tatooine that visitors wouldn't be surprised to see two suns.

The Valle de la Luna in Santa Catalina, Chile, has caves prime for exploring in the valley — but the moon-like atmosphere at this dry location is the main attraction.

The geological formations in Cervantes, Australia known as The Pinnacles are made of limestone and have become so popular that a tourist center has opened up on site.

The peculiar rock formations of Le Sentier des Ocres, a hiking trail in Gordes, France, is reminiscent of Naboo from "The Phantom Menace."

To find Waimangu Volcanic Valley, a geothermal spot with hot springs and colorful baths, you have to make your way down to New Zealand.

On a trip through El Lago Verde and Timanfaya National Park in South Lanzarote, Spain, expect to discover volcanoes, lava formations, grottos, and a green lagoon.

The Pink Lake in Western Australia lake is aptly named because of the beta-carotene algae causing the water to turn pink.

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