Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom

The Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland is truly one of the most stunning places I have ever seen. As soon as I got there, I was shocked by the countless basalt columns. These stone pillars are like a natural staircase leading to the ocean. Some are as high as 12 meters and feel like they were carefully carved by giants. I heard that the stone pillars here were formed by the cooling of lava after a volcanic eruption, but when you stand there, you can't help but think of the legend. It is said that these stone pillars were built by the giant Finn in order to fight against the Scottish giants. It is really mysterious and interesting. Standing on the stone pillar, looking at the sea, listening to the sound of waves hitting the rocks, I feel like I have truly become one with nature. The sunlight hit the stone pillars, making them sparkle and the whole scene was incredibly beautiful. It is really comfortable to take a walk here, feel the sea breeze and listen to the calls of seabirds. Every scene is like a painting, making people want to take a few more glances. This trip to the Giant's Causeway not only allowed me to witness the magnificence of nature, but also gave me a better understanding of Ireland's legends and history. This place is so charming. Whether you are a natural scenery lover or a historical legend lover, you should come here to have a look. Every step makes me feel that life is so wonderful and beautiful. #NaturalLandscape #100WaysToTravel