When Apollo drives his golden carriage, whether it's the sunrise with the sun shining brightly or the sunset melting gold, we all look hopefully at the horizon or the horizon. For humans, this may be an eternal ritual and a love song that never gets old.
We can't watch the sunrise and sunset 44 times a day like the little prince because our planet is so big. But the vast land gives us more scenery. Here are 5 of the most stunning sunrise and sunset spots in the world.
1. India - Agra Fort
Agra Fort in India is also called Agra Red Fort because its palace and city walls are all made of red sandstone. It carries the history of the Mughal Dynasty. It is best to visit Agra Fort in the early morning or in the evening. In the early morning, you can see the sunrise of the Taj Mahal from the Agra Fort. The red sandstone exterior gleams in the sun, the red and gold complement each other, very beautiful, and the Taj Mahal in the distance is far away.
2. Australia - Uluru
Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is located in the heart of Australia's red soil, 440 kilometers southwest of Alice Springs, and its famous attraction is Uluru Rock. The biggest feature of this "magic stone" is that its color will change with time and climate, and even in different light, the Uluru Rock will show different appearances. From the pale gold at sunrise to the bright orange-red at noon, to the wine red at night, nature shows its unparalleled magic here, and together with the sunrise and sunset, it constitutes a beautiful picture.
3. United States-Monument Valley
Monument Valley is not a valley, but a more breathtaking sandstone formation, with red lone peaks standing, and it has become a scenic spot for American Westerns. It's part of the Colorado Plateau, and it's a great place to watch the sunset and sunrise. The bright red is constantly changing in the sun, which coats the earth. The largest rock peak is about 300 meters higher than the valley, and the layers are staggered in the sun, showing the charm of light and shadow, which is extremely spectacular.
4. Kenya-Maasai Mara National Reserve
The Maasai Mara National Park is the "crown of the park" of Kenya's many wildlife reserves, spanning Kenya and Tanzania. The natural environment here is rich and varied, consisting of grasslands, woodlands and riparian forests, which are home to many wild animals. The scenery here is unique. You can watch not only the sunrise and sunset, but also the magical changes of nature and the fascinating side of countless wild animals. At sunrise, the earth is quiet, as if waiting for the stunning dawn of the sun; at sunset, the blush spreads over the vast grassland, which is extremely magnificent.
5. Italy - Piazzale Michelangelo - Piazzale Michelangelo
If you want to see the whole of Florence, you must not miss Piazzale Michelangelo. Located on the heights at the southern tip of Florence, the square was built in 1868 in honor of the great artist Michelangelo. The entire square is also dotted with many replicas of Michelangelo's work, including a bronze replica of David. Florence sunsets are very Italian. The wandering artists in the square played and sang touching Italian songs, and the soft twilight sprinkled on them, making them look more affectionate, like saying goodbye to today, and telling a beautiful story.
