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2. Blue Lagoon, Iceland
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One of the country’s most visited attractions, this geothermal bathing spot in southwestern Iceland could be the world’s most famous. This incredible spa is situated in a lava field close to Grindavik and roughly 12 miles from the Keflavik International Airport. This area is supplied by water utilized by the Svartsengi geothermal power station. So don your bathing suit, step out into the Icelandic cold and take a dip into the hot water of the Blue Lagoon.
1. Cotswolds, England
Cotswolds is found in south-central England. It includes the rolling Cotswold Hills which rise from the upper Thames to the escarpment named Cotswold Edge. Less than two hours west of London, this charming place is
marked by its understructure of Jurassic limestone which is both quarried for its Cotswold stone and provides a rare grassland habitat as well. The area is said to look even more beautiful after a snowfall.
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