Best seen from the sky

"They appear undisturbed, but in fact all true Kaya forests bear the clear imprint of man. They have visible clearings in their centers and a system of deeply incised and well worn paths leading to and from these spaces. In some of the clearings, there will be stands of coconut trees, indicating past settlement. From the air this consistent pattern of paths and clearings in the Ma-kaya is particularly striking. The effect is that of land sculpture" (nom file p10)

Grand Prismatic Spring

Palmanova

Bungle Bungle Range sandstone towers

Especially for the six peculiar concentric earthen ridges: "The scale of the ridges is so massive that it wasn't until researchers examined aerial photographs that they were able to recognize the geometric design." (wiki)

The site is famous for and named after its ‘crumpled sheet’ effect, with uncountable ripples and folds in the sand created by wind erosion.

Especially the star-shaped forts such as Neuf-Brisach

"often compared to the shape of a bird in flight"

Great Blue Hole