"Wide-eyed" before the magical beauty of glaciers around the world

Perito Moreno Glacier

Perito Moreno is one of the most beautiful glaciers in the world, located in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina. Explorer Francisco Moreno discovered this glacier in the 10th century. The age of Perito Moreno glacier is estimated to be up to 15,000 years old, making it one of the most beautiful and oldest glaciers in Argentina.

Perito Moreno is one of the most beautiful glaciers in the world, located in Los Glaciares National Park, Argentina. Photo: Internet

Perito Moreno has a breathtaking and surreal beauty, recognized by Unesco as a World Natural Heritage since 1981.

Exploring this glacier, visitors can admire the majestic beauty of the icebergs up to 70 meters high, with beautiful white. Along with that are the individual icebergs distributed on the river with the shape of an arch, creating a unique beauty like the scene in a fairy tale film.

Vatnajokull Glacier, Iceland

The Land of Fire and Ice is a wonderland of glaciers, with 11% of the country's terrain covered in ice. Vatnajokull, one of the most beautiful glaciers on the planet, covers 8% of Iceland's area and boasts UNESCO World Heritage status.

Vatnajokull is one of the most beautiful glaciers on the planet, covering 8% of Iceland's area, and is proud to be recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage site. Photo Along

Amidst this glacier is a network of stunning ice caves, while beneath its surface are epic volcanoes bubbling in its icy depths.

Those who love the most beautiful glaciers on the planet and want to learn about nature cannot miss visiting Perlan in Reykjavik with its exhibition on glaciers and caves.

Aletsch Glacier, Switzerland

Aletsch is one of the largest glaciers in the Alps, with a staggering 11 billion tonnes of ice. This famous Swiss region is itself a hotspot for cyclists, skiers, paragliders, snowboarders and other extreme sports, but the sheer magnificence of Europe’s most beautiful glacier on the planet makes it even more famous.

Aletsch is one of the largest glaciers in the Alps with an incredible 11 billion tons of ice. Photo Along Walker

Fox Glacier

Fox Glacier offers spectacular alpine scenery on the west coast of the South Island. Fox Glacier is the name of both the glacier and the small resort town nearby.

Fox Glacier. Photo Wiki

Athabasca Glacier, Canada

Athabasca Glacier, Canada. Photo Expedia

One of the "gems" among the scenic spots in the North American country. Standing in front of the giant glacier, visitors will be overwhelmed by the impressive scenery of the high, majestic mountain ranges.

Pastoruri Glacier, Peru

The glacier, located high in the Andes and a popular picnic spot for international tourists, has lost 22% of its volume in the past 35 years.

Pastoruri Glacier, Peru. Photo WIki

Global warming has severely affected this location. According to the International Union for Conservation of Nature, melting ice releases heavy metals, contaminating water and soil.

Jostedalsbreen Glacier, Norway

Jostedalsbreen glacier, Norway. Photo istock

Norway’s world-famous fjords are the result of glaciers, carved by Mother Nature over many years into the incredible landscape they are today. The largest glacier on the European continent, Jostedalsbreen covers an area of ​​approximately 188 square miles and is nothing short of the most spectacular glacier on the planet.

Furtwängler Glacier, Tanzania

Furtwängler Glacier, Tanzania. Photo Tranquil

The Furtwängler River is located in Africa and is located near the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro – the highest mountain in the world. This river has been flowing since around 1650, and sadly, this river may disappear due to global warming and in fact it has melted about 85% between 1912 and 2011.

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