Where Am I Right Now? Trivia Quiz

Answer: Colombia

This body of water turns a striking red color. Referred to as "the river of five colors", it changes from blue to red every autumn due to a flourishing plant species.

Answer: Senegal

This unusual shaded lake has a bubblegum color. This pink lake gets its otherworldly color from a human-friendly bacteria that thrives in salt water.

Answer: India

This is a World Heritage Site that is set against the wilderness of the Himalayan Mountains. In the spring and summertime this area is covered in vibrant, very colorful flowers.

Answer: Japan

In springtime, the fields at the base of Mount Fuji erupt in hundred of thousands of colorful moss blooms. Known as "shibazakura", huge fields in varying shades of pink grow profusely at the mountain base.

Answer: Tanzania

This shallow saline lake is completely inhospitable for almost all flora an fauna. But it has so much soda and salt that it has an amazing red water and electric orange shores.

Answer: Australia

This wonder of the world is very colorful. It has more than 400 coral species. Top this with 500 seaweed species and 1,500 fish species and it has one of the largest color palettes in the world.

Answer: France

In the summer the fields of Provence, France becomes bright purple. This is caused by the rolling fields of lavender for a far as the eye can see.

Answer: South Africa

The area known as Bo-Kapp, South Africa is situated on Signal Hill. It is known for its cobblestone streets and its very colorful houses.

Answer: Norway

Longyearbyen is one of the largest settlements in the northern part of Norway. It is known for its very colorful houses which are unique for the area.

Answer: Morocco

The unusual city of Chefchaouen is painted entirely blue. This includes floors, walls, roofs and ceilings. It is so remote that it was cut off from the rest of the world until 150 years ago. The color blue is used to ward off mosquitoes.