There are places on our planet that everyone should see at least once in their life. FullPicture offers you a list of the 20 most interesting places which you should definitely visit. And if you don’t have the funds for this, then take out a loan from the lending center SudaKredit.rf. After all, we only live once!
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1. Blue Mosque in Istanbul, Türkiye. The Sultan Ahmed Mosque, better known as the Blue Mosque, was visited in 2006 by Pope Benedict XVI himself, who became the second Pope in history to visit a Muslim shrine. (Photo: Tim Graham/Getty Images) 
2. Palace of Westminster (London, UK). Since the 16th century, the palace has been the seat of the British Parliament, and before that it was the residence of kings for four centuries. Palace tower with famous watch is a symbol of London. (Photo: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports) 
3. Neuschwanstein Castle in Schwangau, Germany. It was built as the residence of King Ludwig II of Bavaria. After his death it became open to visitors. About 1.3 million tourists visit it annually. (Photo: Image Broker/Rex Features) 
4. Petra (Jordan). Petra was once inhabited by about 30,000 people who left the city for unknown reasons. The carved rock architecture has made this deserted abandoned city Jordan's biggest tourist attraction. (Photo6 Geoff Moore/Rex Features). 
5. Iguazu Falls in Brazil. This amazingly beautiful complex, consisting of 275 waterfalls, stretches over more than 2.7 kilometers in length. (Photo: WestEnd61/REX). 
6. Dome of the Rock (Jerusalem, Israel). This is one of the most sacred places for both Muslims and Jews. The temple hides a stone that is sacred to both religions: Jews believe that it was placed there by God during the creation of the world and is the link between earthly world and supernatural; and Muslims, in turn, believe that from this stone Muhammad ascended to heaven to speak with God. (Photo: AMMAR AWAD/Reuters). 
7. Kinkaku-ji (Kyoto, Japan). A two-story Buddhist temple, which is completely covered in pure gold, is part of the complex historical monuments Kyoto, included in the UNESCO list. (Photo: JASON REED/Newscom/Reuters). 
8. Chichen Itza (Mexico) - ancient city, built by the Mayans in pre-Columbian times. It is one of Mexico's most popular tourist attractions, with 1.2 million tourists visiting each year. (Photo: F1 Online/Rex Features) 
9. Taj Mahal (Agra, India). The white marble mausoleum was built by the Great Mughal Shah Jahan in memory of his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died during childbirth. (Photo: Image Broker/REX). 
10. Easter Island, Chile. The UNESCO-listed island is home to about a thousand moai - giant sculptures supposedly protecting against evil forces, created by the island's longtime local inhabitants, the Rapanui people. (Photo: Karen Schwartz/AP Photo) 
11. Egyptian pyramids in Giza. Built between 2589 and 2504 BC, the pyramids still remain a mystery: why and, most importantly, how they were built. (Photo: Sean Gallup/Getty Images) 
12. Great Wall of China (China). This is one of the greatest construction achievements of mankind. The wall was built along China's northern borders to keep out invaders. (Photo: Bloomberg News/Adam Dean) 
13. Statue of Liberty in New York, USA. This is a gift to Americans from the French people. In one hand, the statue holds a plaque engraved with the date of American Independence Day - July 4, 1776. They also say that spirits live in the statue... (Photo: Andrew Burton/Getty Images). 
14. Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao, Spain. The Museum of Modern Art, which opened in 1997, is considered one of the masterpieces of modern architecture. You will not see another building like this anywhere. (Photo: David Ramos/Bloomberg). 
15. Niagara Falls(Canada and USA). Three waterfalls, collectively known as Niagara Falls, are located on the US-Canadian border, and their beauty attracts thousands of tourists from all over the world. (Photo: Alan Copson/JAI/Corbis). 
16. Machu Picchu (Peru). This amazing evidence of the Mayan civilization, located at an altitude of 2,430 meters above sea level, remained unknown to the world until 1911. Currently, its existence is under threat due to earthquakes and erosion caused by the huge number of tourists. (Photo: Roger Parker/Bloomberg News) 
17. Blue-domed churches on the island of Santorini in Greece are the most recognizable landmarks in Greece. (Photo: Image Broker/Rex Features) 
18. Gibraltar. On a cliff overlooking British territory is a nature reserve that is home to hundreds of Gibraltar macaques. (Photo: JON NAZCA/Newscom/Reuters). 
19. Buddha statue (Kamakura, Japan). Known as Daibutsu Kamakura, this bronze sculpture was probably created in 1252. The statue has an opening through which visitors can look inside the Buddha. (Photo: Franck Robichon/REUTERS). 
20. St. Basil's Cathedral (Moscow, Russia). The temple was built by order of Ivan the Terrible to celebrate the conquest of Kazan in 1552. The collection of amazing beauty is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. (Photo: USA TODAY).
Experts from the world's largest travel site have compiled a ranking of 25 cities that were most highly rated by tourists from around the globe. And the city that took first place surprised even the authors of this list.
Overall, if you're still undecided on your vacation plans, this roundup has some great ideas. And for the next few holidays too.
25. San Francisco, USA
The City by the Bay is full of adventures and attractions—you can take the ferry to Alcatraz, sample the cuisine of Little Italy, or explore the surrounding hills. The ethnic and cultural makeup of San Francisco residents is one of the most diverse in the United States. Be sure to grab breakfast at Mama's before heading to the Golden Gate Bridge or Coit Tower.
24. Chiang Mai, Thailand
Chiang Mai is much greener and quieter than other cities in Thailand. Called the "Rose of the North", this place combines all the unique Thai features, including the famous temples.
23. Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon features a combination of medieval and Moorish architecture. The city is under the supervision of the huge castle of St. George. Even the trams in Lisbon can be called a historical heritage - most of them are over a century old.
22. Sydney, Australia
The city of Sydney is famous for its Opera House, the Harbor Bridge and its luxurious beaches. Residential areas of greater Sydney are surrounded by national parks. The coastline (both external “sea” and intra-city) is extremely indented. It abounds in numerous bays, coves and islands.
21. Budapest, Hungary
Surrounded by the Danube, the Buda Hills to the west and the Great Plains to the east, Budapest is surrounded by stunning scenery. The city's neoclassical architecture is still magnificent, although it bears the scars of World War II. Budapest is built on numerous thermal springs, so its baths should definitely be on your list of attractions.
20. Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok manages to combine the magical beauty of Buddhist temples and absolutely crazy nightlife. Besides, it's relative cheap place for traveling.
19. Cape Town, South Africa
Cape Town is surrounded by miles of ocean and pristine beaches on one side, and stunning views on the other. mountain range. It is one of the most cosmopolitan African cities, with colonial roots still visible in its architecture.
18. Chicago, USA
Chicago is a stronghold of the American Midwest, the birthplace of the blues and a hotbed of jazz culture. The world's first skyscrapers appeared here, and modern Chicago is considered the home of the best comedy shows in the United States.
17. Dubai, UAE
If you are not very interested in historical sites and want to see a futuristic metropolis, then Dubai is the place to be. It is famous for the Burj Khalifa - the most... tall building in the world, as well as amazing artificial islands And best beaches on them. This is even more admirable when you know that until the 70s of the twentieth century, Dubai was a small tribal settlement.
16. St. Petersburg, Russia
Travelers around the world consider St. Petersburg the most European of all Russian cities, due to its neoclassical architecture, numerous art galleries and underground clubs.
15. Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona combines old and new in a very special way. Much of the city, like centuries ago, consists of narrow streets and ancient buildings, while along the shore you will find luxurious modern apartments and hotels.
14. Buenos Aires, Argentina
Buenos Aires is called Paris South America due to the city's rich European heritage and stunning architecture. However, it retains its Latin American passion, the coziness of its sidewalk cafes and the beauty of its shady parks.
13. Florence, Italy
Florence is a city that seems frozen in the past. It is home to many of Italy's best museums, cathedrals, galleries, piazzas and shops. We recommend starting your tour of the city from the Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore and Piazza della Signoria.
12. New York, USA
New York can be called the center of modern Western culture. If you take a leisurely bike ride through Central Park, explore the skyscrapers of the center and eat pizza at one of the legendary cafes, you will realize that this city has a place for everyone.
11. Berlin, Germany
Just like London and Paris, Berlin is a center of unique, centuries-old culture, art and architecture. This is a kind of time capsule containing fragments of historical periods from the Middle Ages to the present day, from the Brandenburg Gate to the Berlin Wall.
10. Shanghai, China
In Shanghai, life on the streets is in full swing. Visit the Shanghai Museum, Jade Buddha Temple and Dongtai Road Market for an insight into the city and a completely different life experience.
9. Siem Reap, Cambodia
Although Siem Reap is a relatively new settlement, it is located close to Angkor Wat - the City of Temples and the greatest religious monument in the world. And if Angkor Wat offers you discovery and adventure, then Siem Reap offers relaxation and tranquility.
8. Hanoi, Vietnam
Hanoi is a charming blend of East and West, combining traditional Vietnamese culture with a French colonial flair. Luckily, decades of war have left the city untouched, and it is now even more vibrant and active than ever. While in Hanoi, don't miss the Old Quarter - one of the world's greatest markets, the Vietnamese Women's Museum and numerous theaters.
7. Paris, France
It is difficult to overestimate all the cultural riches that Paris has. It is definitely worth a visit, not only to the Louvre and the Eiffel Tower, but also to famous restaurants such as Le Fumoir.
6. Marrakech, Morocco
This city is thoroughly saturated with spices that have been traded in Marrakech for centuries. Its buzzing markets and colorful souks are the perfect place for those who want to experience the spirit of traditional Moroccan life.
5. Prague, Czech Republic
In medieval Europe, Prague was one of the main political, cultural and economic centers. Today the city is experiencing a renaissance. If you visit the modern Dancing House and historic Prague Castle, you will see how the city has found the perfect balance between new and old.
4. Beijing, China
Beijing is one of the oldest settlements in the world. Its history goes back more than 3000 years. The most important monuments for China are stored here, including the Great Chinese Wall and the famous Forbidden City.
3. London, UK
Formerly the capital of the largest empire on earth, today London is a bubbling cauldron of diverse cultures. Three hundred languages are spoken within its borders. Here you can find food, art and entertainment from all corners of the globe, as well as wonderful examples of classic English architecture.
2. Rome, Italy
Even in Antiquity, Rome was often called Eternal. One of the first to call Rome this way was the Roman poet Albius Tibullus (1st century BC) in his second elegy. Ideas about the “eternity” of Rome were largely preserved even after the fall of ancient Roman civilization, bringing the corresponding epithet into modern languages.
1. Istanbul, Türkiye, for thousands of years combining European and Asian origins, as well as Islam and Christianity. It is known for its delicious food, delicious coffee, oriental markets and ancient architecture. At the end of a long day, be sure to stop by the Turkish bath - it's a great way to relax.
Based on the votes and ratings of readers of the prestigious magazine Condé Nast Traveler, a rating of the most attractive countries for tourism was compiled. Almost 130 thousand people took part in the survey, which is simply incredibly large. And the opinions of so many travelers can actually be trusted. So it's time to find out which countries you should travel to first.
Morocco
Morocco is a treasure trove full of spice markets, surreal landscapes, incredible mosques and world-class surfing spots. The local cuisine is unlike any other in the world, as it combines elements of Arab, African, Persian and French schools.
Canada
This country offers travelers a wide variety of experiences - from being united with wildlife on Vancouver Island before overnighting in the oldest in the territory North America at the Ritz-Carlton in Montreal. And sledding in Quebec is something everyone should try in the winter.
Japan
Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka are just the most interesting of the many places you should visit in Japan. This year, Kyoto, home to more than two thousand ancient temples, was voted the best city in the world.
Ireland
You can enjoy many different aspects of Ireland - from hotels set in former castles to bustling, world-famous Irish pubs. It is also recommended to rent a car and take the world's longest road trip along the Wild Atlantic Route.
Portugal
A small but respectable country neighboring Spain, it has its own distinct culture, cuisine and language. In summer, head towards the western village of Comporta to visit world-famous Ibiza. And, of course, no trip to Portugal would be complete without a glass of wine from the Douro subregion.
Mexico
Mexican cuisine has recently entered the ring with such giants as Spain and Italy. Behind Last year three restaurants located in Mexico City were included in the list of the fifty best in the world.
Netherlands
Travel to Amsterdam, Rotterdam and other impressive cities to visit incredible museums, taste incomparable coffee, and admire awe-inspiring scenery.
Sri Lanka
If you feel lost, this is the place that will help you find yourself again. Buy a ticket and board an old but sweet train that will take you into the unknown. Admire the scenery and buy pancakes and curry from the train vendors, but don't forget to get off for a closer look at the main attractions.
Vietnam
Celebrity chef Anthony Bourdain said his trip to Vietnam changed his life. He said that Vietnam was like a completely different planet that sucked him in and never let go. You can sip Vietnamese coffee and enjoy pho noodles all day long, or you can go down into the world's deepest cave.
South Africa
Cape Town ranked sixth on the list best cities this year. People are most drawn to Table Mountain and the local hotel resorts, but the rich vineyards and safaris are also worth a look.
India
The second most populous country in the world has a huge variety of places to visit - from sandy Goa beaches to the ancient Buddhist caves of Ajanta. Northern Kashmir is often called the Switzerland of India - time slows down there, and winter resorts simply magnificent.
Türkiye
Travel to Turkey to see magnificent mosques, magical castles, and natural wonders such as Pamukkale (cotton castle), made up of a series of travertines filled with mineral-rich water.
Thailand
Thailand will tempt you with incredible culture, exotic cuisine and utopian resorts, whether you decide to simply enjoy unfamiliar and outlandish cuisine, travel from island to island, or choose another way to relax. Recently, there has been a rise in the number of holistic health resorts where you can relax and get rid of illnesses.
New Zealand
This the best place for adventure seekers. You can live in harsh conditions in a hut without electricity, immerse yourself in the healing waters of Maruya Springs, or hike through volcanic lands National Park Tongariro.
Australia
Melbourne has been named the city with the most high level life this year, so taking a trip there is also a good idea. There you can find the Mornington Peninsula, with vineyards, beaches and its own food scene.
Greece
Athens is a city that also made it onto the list of top places you should see in 2015. In the midst of the financial crisis, museums, hotels and shops are thriving, fueling the capital's cultural renaissance. And the turquoise waters and salty wind of Mykonos will always attract travelers.
USA
Travelers to the United States are attracted to glittering metropolises, family-friendly theme parks and beautiful nature.
Spain
Spain has been the epicenter of the world's cutting-edge cuisine for quite some time. It would be a good idea to plan your trip here, including visits to the most vibrant and famous restaurants. The best time to visit Spain is in April.
France
The country that gave its people cabarets, champagne and hundreds of varieties of cheese is also one of the most romantic places on Earth. In the spring, traveling around this country will be simply exciting.
Italy
Who can resist the call of pasta and beautiful people? For five years in a row Italy has been called the best country for tourism. And here you can have a great rest - drink wine, make friends with sociable locals, or swim in the sun on the beach.
It often happens that we judge a particular city only by its main attractions. However, any city, like any person, the more you get to know it, the more it opens up with new, unexpected facets. Below are 10 must-see places in Moscow. They are very interesting for understanding the multifaceted image of the capital.
Planetarium
The restored planetarium is of great interest to both adults and children. Anyone will find something to do here. There is a stereo cinema, as well as a small star hall with dynamic seating. The planetarium boasts the largest screen dome in Europe, which displays pictures of the starry sky. There are 2 halls
Lunarium, where you can learn in a playful way about the refraction of light, gravity, the creation of black holes, craters, etc. Everything can be turned, twisted, rocked, touched. At the Astro Site they will tell you a lot of interesting things about the moon, the starry sky, and time zones.
The planetarium is located on the street. Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya in building 5, building 1. Walking distance from Krasnopresnenskaya or Barrikadnaya metro stations. Opening hours: 9–21 (on weekends until 22).
A ticket costs from 80 to 600 rubles.
Ostankino Tower
It has long been a real symbol of the capital. Now there is a great opportunity to visit not only its open (at an altitude of 340 m) and closed (at an altitude of 337 m) observation decks, but also to be in the museum, and then have lunch in a restaurant right under the clouds.
Sightseeing tours run daily from 10 am to 10 pm.
The viewing radius in good clear weather is 60 km. The TV tower itself, 540 m high, weighs 55 thousand tons. Do you know that the Ostankino TV tower is an image of a ten-petal inverted lily?
People are allowed into the tower only if they have an identification document. The ticket can be purchased before the start of the show after registration.
Address: st. Academician Koroleva, 15, building 2. From VDNKh or Alekseevskaya metro stations by any trolleybus.
Moscow City observation deck
Now it is not at all necessary to go abroad in order to see skyscrapers. Moscow has its own. They became its integral attraction.
The Moscow City project can confidently be called the most ambitious and expensive long-term construction project in Russia. Many are still debating about its feasibility and the way it distorts historical appearance capital Cities. However, Moscow is so diverse that high-tech architectural cacophony has become its modern feature.
Moscow can now be seen in all its glory from a bird's eye view. One of observation platforms located on the 58th floor of the Empire Tower. From here you can clearly see Moscow State University. M.V. Lomonosov, Ostankino TV Tower, White House, Cathedral of Christ the Savior, etc.
From the Delovoy Tsentr or Vystavochnaya metro station you need to go to the Afimall City shopping center, go up to the 2nd floor and walk to the southern entrance of the Empire tower. Tickets are sold at the Reception desk.
Apothecary garden
Located on Prospekt Mira, building 26, building 1 and is the oldest botanical garden Russia. We can confidently say about it: it is the very best - informative, well-groomed, conveniently located, photogenic and cozy.
It was founded by Peter I for the cultivation of medicinal plants in 1706, and in 1805 it was purchased by Moscow State University. Of course, he went through different times with his country, but he always fulfilled a noble mission: he talked about the world of plants on Earth.
Summer always reigns in his greenhouses. It is especially pleasant to visit them on frosty winter days. In the Palm Greenhouse you can see a large collection of orchids from all over the world. They grow among huge bananas, ancient palms and tropical vines. 1500 types of succulents will not leave anyone indifferent. Moreover, now you can even touch some plants.
Museum "House on the Embankment"
This is the only museum of its kind in the country and one of the few of its kind in the world. The atmosphere of the 30s is recreated here. XX century based on materials from the history of the house and its inhabitants - photographs, interior items, books, personal belongings and documents.
The decision to build the house was made in 1927 due to the fact that there was no longer enough housing in Moscow for senior party workers. In 1931, the first residents were party leaders, scientists, old Bolsheviks, Heroes
Soviet Union and Socialist Labor, famous writers, heroes of the war in Spain, etc. Among the residents of the house in different years there were Alliluyeva, Aroseva, Demyan Bedny, Zhukov, Kosygin, Lepeshinskaya, Rykov, Tukhachevsky, Khrushchev and others.
The house was built in the style of late constructivism according to the design of B. Iofan, who planned it to be red, like the Kremlin. But due to lack of funds, the house was built gray. In total, it has 24 entrances, 12 floors and 505 apartments.
The museum is small in area and occupies one apartment. Open Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 10 am to 6.30 pm, Thursday from 11 am to 9 pm, on weekends from 11 am to 6 pm.
Get to the stop. "Udarnik Cinema" from metro Polyanka, Library named after. Lenina or Oktyabrskaya on any trolleybus. Address: st. Serafimovicha, house 2, entrance 1.
Museum "Lights of Moscow"
In Armenian Lane, 3–5, building 1, there is another interesting place that is worth visiting - the “Lights of Moscow” museum. It is hidden in a cozy park. Call the intercom and go down to the basement. You will be given a remote control and an interesting program about the museum. The remote control is needed to turn on and off the fancy lanterns-exhibits, thereby creating the atmosphere of bygone times.
Once on the second floor, you will see the recreated life of apartments from different times and lighting fixtures. The museum is small but informative. The inspection fee is a symbolic 30-130 rubles. Open from 11 to 18.
You can get there on foot from metro station Lubyanka, Kuznetsky Most or Kitay-Gorod.
Museum of Musical Culture named after M.I. Glinka
This museum has no analogues in the world and is a true treasury of monuments of musical culture. Here you can find music editions, literary manuscripts, studies on cultural history, and rare books. The museum stores letters, autographs, documents related to the work of Russian and foreign musical figures.
The museum is especially proud of its unique collection musical instruments peoples of the world, including the masterpiece string instruments of Stradivarius, the Amati and Guarneri families.
Located on the street. Fadeeva, 4. From Mayakovskaya and Novoslobodskaya metro stations - on the troll. 3, 47 to the stop. "Museum of Musical Culture", troll. "B" or 10 to the stop. "Vorotnikovsky Lane".
Peredelkino
Peredelkino is such a unique place that you can enjoy nature and landscapes, admire the beauty Orthodox churches at the residence of the Patriarch and plunge into the literary world. You need to get out here for the whole day.
The village is located 5 km from the Moscow Ring Road in the southwest of Moscow. You can get there by train.
The Writers' Town with its museums of Pasternak, Chukovsky, Okudzhava is the embodied history of Soviet literature.
Restaurant “In the Dark?!”
This restaurant is for those who like to visit original places. The dinner will take place in pitch darkness, and blind waiters will serve. The restaurant was founded by an ophthalmologist to help the blind find their place in life.
The sighted and the blind exchange places here. The restaurant has 4 rooms, but the main one is dark. You must first choose one of 5 sets for dinner costing 2 thousand rubles: blue (fish), red (meat), yellow (Japanese), green (vegetarian) or white (assorted).
Then you leave your things in the safe. Dinner in complete darkness will take you 2 hours. They say that people behave the same in the dark - they make acquaintances more readily, speak louder and joke more often. In the dark, hearing, smell, touch, and taste become more acute.
From metro station Novoslobodskaya or Dostoevskaya to st. Oktyabrskaya, 2/4.
Savvinskoye Compound
Few Muscovites know about its existence, because it is hidden from the eyes of passersby, while being located in the very center. While walking along Tverskaya, be sure to look into the arch of house No. 6.
A beautiful architectural monument will open before you, which was built in 1907 by architect Kuznetsov in a fabulous Russian style with decorative elements of Baroque and Art Nouveau. Compound - apartment building of the Savvinsky Monastery. I wonder what it's up to
1937 was located directly on Tverskaya. In 1938-40. the houses on the even side of the street were to be moved to the north. Many buildings were ruthlessly demolished, but the Savvinsky courtyard was lucky - with the help of special technology developed by the engineer Handel, it was moved deeper into the block onto a new foundation. It’s hard to imagine, but a structure weighing 23 thousand tons was moved on the night of November 4, 1939. And, what is quite surprising, without evicting its residents.
There are a huge number of places and attractions in the world that you want to visit. They are all something special and attract the attention of thousands of tourists every year. When planning your next trip, take a look at this list and perhaps visiting one of these amazing places will leave a lasting impression on you.
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A large castrum sinkhole located in the center of Lighthouse Reef, an atoll in Belize barrier reef. The diameter of this natural miracle is 305 meters, and it goes 120 meters deep. Blue hole annually attracts a huge number of divers from all over the world.
2) "Wave" in Arizona, USA
In the state of Arizona in the USA, there are rocks covered with intricate layered patterns that give the place an unearthly appearance. located close to major settlements, therefore it has gained great popularity among tourists.
These hills, called chocolate hills, are located on the island of Bohol in the Philippines. In total, there are more than 1,200 such hills covered with greenery in this area.
This place in the Karakum Desert in Turkmenistan is nicknamed the Gateway to Hell, it was formed after a failed gas drilling operation. During drilling in 1971, all equipment, including the drilling rig, fell into the resulting crater, which was filled with gas. To avoid accidents and poisoning, it was decided to set this gas on fire and since then, it has continued to burn for more than 40 years.
In the Chinese province of Hunan, they became the prototype for the fantastic landscapes from the movie "Avatar". More than 3000 thousand sand mountains rise to a height of up to 800 meters and are of great interest to tourists, especially after the success of Cameron's film.
One of the most accessible amazing places on the planet, many Russian tourists We have already visited there, since Pamukkale is located just a few hours from the popular Turkish resort of Antalya. Pamukkale, which means “Cotton Castle”, is a snow-white terrace filled with water from mineral springs. The water in these terraces is believed to have healing properties.
7) Antelope Canyon, USA
Antelope Canyon is located in the southwestern United States, 240 kilometers from. Over many thousands of years, wind and water have done great job, the result of which was this amazing canyon of red-red flowers.
Did you know that the most active volcano is in Antarctica? Volcano Erebus (Ice Towers of Mount Erebus) was discovered on January 28, 1841 by an English expedition led by polar explorer Sir James Clark Ross on the ships Erebus and Terror. The height of this volcano is 3794 meters, making it one of the most high points Antarctica. Inside the volcano there is a large lava lake.
9) Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks Monument, USA
This national monument is located in the state of New Mexico, 60 kilometers from the city of Santa Fe and was formed due to sedimentation of volcanic rocks.
10) Ischigualasto Natural Park, Argentina
This park, also called The Valley of the Moon, is located in the province of San Juan in Argentina. Not the most popular place among tourists, as it is located far from the main tourist routes, but this is where NASA tested its Mars rovers. The landscape of this place looks alien.
11) Salt Flat of Uyuni, Bolivia
The Salt Lake (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia is located near Lake Titicaca - this is one of the most amazing and photogenic places on our planet. Everything in this area is saturated with salt, it is everywhere, but the most amazing sight occurs when the rains fall and everything is covered with a thin layer of water, the ideal surface of which turns into a mirror.
12) Danxia Landform, China
This incredible landscape may appear to be just the result of Photoshop, but it is a real geological feature formed by the overlay of sandstone and other mineral rocks. This natural object located in the Chinese province of Gansu. In 2010, the Danxia Landscape was listed World Heritage UNESCO.
13) Crystal Cave of the Giants, Mexico
This cave containing the world's largest crystals was recently discovered in 2000 near the city of Chihuahua in Mexico. These giants measure up to 15 meters in length and 1.5 meters in width and are composed of zinc-silver-lead salts. The cave has a special climate (almost 60 degrees Celsius and 100% air humidity), in which a person cannot spend more than 5-10 minutes.
14) Dry Valleys, Antarctica
A dry valley is the territory of three oasis valleys (Victoria, Wright, Taylor) in Antarctica west of McMurdo Sound. Hurricane winds, lack of precipitation, low temperatures created this place unique climate. Rare lakes have long been turned into ice wells, in which, according to some scientists, unknown microorganisms live.
15) Socotra Island, Yemen
Socotra is an archipelago in Indian Ocean, consisting of 4 islands, located off the coast of Somalia. These islands preserve unique plant and animal life, many of which can only be found here. The symbol of the archipelago is the endemic dragon tree.
16)Giants Causeway, Ireland
More than 40,000 basalt columns form a path that leads to the foot of the volcano, thanks to the eruption of which these amazing columns were created. The Giant's Causeway is one of Northern Ireland's most popular tourist attractions.
17) Kliluk, the Spotted Lake, Canada
Local indigenous Indians consider this lake sacred. The water of this lake has bright colors, as it is saturated with sodium sulfates, calcium, magnesium and other minerals. During the hot season, the water in the lake dries up and many small puddles form, which have different colors, depending on which element of the periodic table predominates in them.
18) "Pulpit" or Preikestolen, Norway
Preikestolen Rock, a favorite place for photographers and just tourists, is a huge rock-cliff with a flat platform 25 by 25 meters. The height of the cliff is 604 meters and from its top there is a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape. The Preikestolen cliff is one of Norway's most popular attractions.
19) Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
Plitvice Lakes is the main attraction of Croatia. There are 16 large and several small lakes, about 20 mysterious caves and 120 waterfalls. In this place you can find many species of plants and animals that are unique and found only in the Plitvice Lakes region, which is why they are strictly protected by UNESCO.
20) Cappadocia, Türkiye
Cappadocia, or "Country beautiful horses» - unique place, located in the Goreme Valley in Turkey. Cappadocia is practically the whole world, which is hidden in caves of volcanic origin, there are houses, monasteries, unique multi-tiered underground cities and much more, all this appeared before our era. This unique place is rightfully popular among tourists coming to Turkey.
21) Yellowstone National Park, USA
Yellowstone National Park is unique natural Park, known throughout the world. The most famous and most visited national park in USA. Yellowstone is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This park is located in three states: Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. Yellowstone is famous for its unique geological features: geysers, geothermal springs and the largest dormant volcano on the entire continent - Caldera.
22) Tunnel of love in the city of Klevan, Ukraine
This tunnel of trees envelops the railway tracks that pass near the city of Klevan. Because of its amazing beauty and romance, this place was nicknamed the Tunnel of Love. In the summer, when the tunnel is in its prime, newlyweds like to come here; taking a photo against its background is considered a good sign.
23) Corinth Canal, Greece
It is impossible to believe that this channel was created by human hands. The construction of the Corinth Canal began under Emperor Nero in 67 BC, and was completed only in 1893. This unique man-made creation connects the Saronic Gulf Aegean Sea and Gulf of Corinth Ionian Sea. The depth of the Corinth Canal is 8 meters and the width is 24 meters.
One of the most beautiful places in Chile - Lake Lago General Carrera, in which the Marble Caves are located. This one is unique natural cave consists entirely of multi-colored marble (pink and blue), there are more than 5000 million tons of it.
25) Monsanto village, Portugal
This small Portuguese town is built among huge stone boulders, many of which are home to local residents. The town of Monsanto consists almost entirely of one-story buildings, which are separated by narrow streets; getting here, you can feel like you are in the Middle Ages.
Types of this ice canyon Greenland is mesmerizing, its deep blue water is captivating and you can get lost in the many elaborate ice arches. This canyon is the largest on the island, and its waters are home to bowhead whales, seals and walruses.
27) Skaftafell, Iceland
Skaftafell Park is a natural wonder of Iceland, home to the Jökulsarlon ice caves.
28) Multnomah Falls, USA
29) Seljalandfoss waterfall, Iceland
This temple carved into the rocks truly deserves the title of one of the wonders of the world. The construction of this city began before our era, and it is currently included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
32) Town of Riomaggiore, Italy
A small town in Italy, where houses are piled on the rocks right at the edge of the sea. Cars are prohibited in Riomaggiore.
33) Loy Krathong Festival, Thailand
Every year a festival is held in Thailand, the unchanging tradition of which is the launching of sky lanterns. This amazing sight, when thousands of luminous lights rise into the sky at the same time, is simply mesmerizing. If you're in Thailand in November, don't miss this festival.
34) Mount Roraima, Venezuela
The height of Mount Roraima is 2723 meters, and the summit plateau has an area of 35 square kilometers. Reports of an expedition to the mountain area inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to write his novel The Lost World.
35) Etretat, Normandy, France
It is impossible to list all the interesting places on the planet in one place, because each place is unique in its own way and deserves attention, but we tried to collect many interesting places that you should pay attention to when going on your next trip.
