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When thinking about these rocks, we get in our mind that rocks are of different shapes and types. We feel amazed about these sometimes. As the name suggests, these rocks truly are remarkable. They sit proudly on top of a rock outcrop similar to Uluru but on a far smaller scale.

The rocks themselves are huge and the different shapes are mind-blowing. They appear to have been placed on the outcrop, but apparently this is not the case, as these granite boulders are remnants of a different rock formation, which over the past few thousand years has eroded away. It's a great place to take photos, particularly if it's not too busy. An absolute must-visit place when on Kangaroo Island.

This rock is a result of hundreds of years of yearlong decay of red sandstone due to the combined effect of wind, humidity, water, and erosion. It is situated in Eilat town, about 30 km away from the Gulf of Aqaba, and is being promoted by Israeli Tourism.

This is one of the most famous spots in Pafos, a coastal city in Cyprus. It is also known as Petra tou Romiou, which means Rock of the Greeks. Its popularity is linked with Greek mythology and the belief that Aphrodite, the goddess of love, beauty, procreation, and pleasure, was born here. There is a belief that swimming around Aphrodite's rock brings an eternal beauty. Located about 10 kilometres south of Poole and Bournemouth, these rocks are over 60 million years old, dating from the Cretaceous Period.

The erosion caused by the constant lapping of the sea means these chalk formations are ever changing. In fact, this erosion has taken away Old Hurry’s wife, which has been reduced to a stump visible only during low tide. This UNESCO World Heritage Site at the end of the Jurassic Coast is simply spectacular.

Supported by a narrow trunk, this huge stone is located in high water near the village of Oppedal in the Municipality of Vgsy. This giant mushroom-like rock clocks in at 3 meters tall and is thousands of years old. It was formed artistically by the might of the sea, which eroded some parts of it to give it a spectacular shape.

Those interested in geological periods will undoubtedly enjoy seeing the Painted Cliffs of Maria Island in Tasmania. The percolation of groundwater through the sandstone millions of years ago left traces of iron oxides, thus creating a 100 metre stretch of patterns that look almost like paintwork. The weathering of the crystals has now formed honeycomb patterns, but it is still magical. The abundant wildlife around makes it an even more incredible spot for tourists.

The moment one moves deeper inside it, one will be amazed to see strange shaped stones like conicals, columns, pagodas, mushroom shapes, animals, and some that even resemble human beings. This wide-spread area provides countless sights, like Ashima Rock, Lotus Peak, Shilin Lake etc. Minerals are not the first thing to come to mind when you hear the word beauty, and that‘s a pity because they look so so neat. However, this selection of some of the prettiest minerals and stones in the world will be a feast for your eyes.

A mineral is a naturally occurring substance that is solid and inorganic, represented by a chemical formula and has an ordered atomic structure. Rocks, unlike minerals, don't have a specific chemical composition and can be made of either minerals or non-minerals. Although there are over 4,900 known types of these cool minerals. The ones here are just the most colorful ones that our readers and we can find.