> - Located in Western Australia, this desert is known for its hoodoos, which are tall, thin rock formations carved by wind erosion.
2. Bryce Canyon National Park (_United States_)
> - This park in Utah is home to Bryce Canyon, a series of natural amphitheaters formed by wind and water erosion.
3. The White Desert (_Egypt_)
> - Located in the Sahara Desert, this region is known for its vast expanse of white chalk rock formations, which have been sculpted by wind erosion.
4. Goblin Valley State Park (_United States_)
> - This park in Utah is home to a variety of wind-eroded sandstone formations, including hoodoos, goblins, and canyons.
5. The Wave (_United States_)
> - This rock formation in Arizona is known for its colorful, swirling patterns that have been created by wind erosion.
