Columnar Basalt Formation - Quickly Described 😍😍😎 Columnar Basalt is the result of cooling and cracking of an unusually thick basaltic lava flow. Columns are often 50 feet high or more! Geology Love

Hands up if you have been to Columnar Basalt of Kg Balung Cocos, Tawau. ✋ These columns of rocks are volcanic rock called basalt. They have formed millions of years ago when basalt lava begins to cool at the bottom of the ocean and causes these rocks to form hexagonally extended columns. It's a unique destination that we think you should list this in your #TravelLater plan. 📽️ @thamrider 📍 Balung, Tawau #sabah #borneo #malaysia #tourism #photooftheday #nature #fun #photography #beautiful #ench

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