You Should Visit These Places Soon Before They Vanish From Earth Forever

There are tons of exotic locations to visit on your next vacation. But that number might dwindle thanks to pollution, climate change, and people!

So, hurry up and book your flight, because these places are in danger of disappearing forever.

Salar of Uyuni, Bolivia

The largest salt flats on the planet have attracted tourists eager to get the ultimate selfie. But as the demand for lithium batteries increase, the Bolivian government is tapping into the Salar of Uyuni’s lithium reserves.

Eventually, the salt flats will be as dry as the Dead Sea.

The Door to Hell, Turkmenistan

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Some places are in danger of disappearing, while others could become totally extinguished. In 1971, engineers ignited a natural gas leak in Karakum Desert. Since then, the methane fire has continued to burn. No one knows if the government of Turkmenistan will extinguish it or not. But for now, it’s a sight worth seeing.

Big Sur, California

Big Sur has one of the most idyllic sceneries of the California coastline. But wildfires and drought are a huge issue in this region. You might want to take a picture, it’ll last longer!

Here’s hoping this incredible beauty doesn’t disappear into oblivion!

The Pyramids, Egypt

Over 80 impressive pyramids that have been around for thousands and thousands of years may vanish because sewage is causing the tectonic plates to weaken.

In the end, erosion and pollution may cause the desert to swallow the pyramids up. Seriously, what are we doing to this world?