Underwater museums around the world offer countless interesting, interesting and different experiences compared to museums on land.
Underwater museums around the world offer countless interesting, interesting and different experiences compared to museums on land. Let's learn about today's famous underwater museums.
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1. Grenada Park
Grenada is one of the underwater museums in the world located in the western region of India. This is a sculpture park, a collection of contemporary sculptures by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor. In 2006, this art park was opened and operates to this day.
Grenada is an underwater museum displaying many unique works.
Explore the park located at the bottom of the Caribbean Sea, visitors will admire sculptures with bizarre lines and shapes. There are 26 life-sized statues hidden under the sea, bringing an extremely mysterious beauty. Under the sea water, visitors will see statues as if "living" in the world of marine life.
Under the ocean are very unique statues.
Many reports suggest that these underwater sculptures are made of steel and concrete. As a result, it is able to withstand water pressure. However, over time these statues still rust, making them more artistic and ancient. Many sea creatures have come here to live.
2. Cancun Underwater Museum
One of the most famous underwater museums in the world is the Cancun museum in Mexico. This is the largest underwater museum in the world, attracting nearly 750,000 tourists every year. This underwater museum is located between the islands of Cancun and Isla Mujeres. Every year, many divers, domestic and international tourists come here to explore when having a trip to Mexico.
The Underwater Museum in Cancum is also a very popular destination that attracts many visitors and divers.
It is known that this underwater museum has 500 sculptures by British artist Jason deCaires Taylor and 5 Mexican artists. This underwater museum project is aimed at preserving coral reefs. Since opening in November 2010, this museum has become a very popular destination in Mexico
This museum is expected to expand in the future.
This popular museum has a total of 3 galleries of statues. In the future, 10 more galleries will be opened, adding about 1200 statues to make this place an attractive destination. To explore the underwater museum of Cancun, visitors can choose to scuba dive or take a glass bottom boat ride.
3. Cape Tarkhankut Underwater Museum
Cape Tarkhankut is also the world's underwater museum located in the Crimean peninsula, eastern Europe. This is a unique museum with works of various themes located under the waters of the Black Sea and Crimea. Over the past 20 years, this museum has grown with more than 50 works.
The museum in Cape Tarkhankut has about 50 works on display under the ocean.
After the fall of the Soviet Union, a diver by the name of Vladimir Borumensky collected many objects and statues of communism and created the "Alley of the Leaders". Today, this museum is also a place to display world-famous tourist attractions such as London Tower Bridge, Eiffel Tower.
4. Underwater Museum in Monterroso, Honduras
Another very famous underwater museum in the world is the Monterroso located off the coast of Honduras, in the Caribbean. This is a museum that showcases Mayan cultural heritage, sunken warships and sundials that have survived through the centuries.
The mysterious beauty of this underwater museum attracts many visitors to learn and explore.
Above are the famous underwater museums in the world today, attracting the attention of many tourists and divers who are passionate about exploring the world under the ocean. Each museum has its own story and purpose, but all exude irresistible mystical beauty.
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