Similar to Angkor Wat in Cambodia, this location is home to thousands
upon thousands of temples. Due to Burma’s inner turmoil it isn’t nearly
as crowded as other similar locations.
Famous for its breathtaking rock formations including the “fairy
chimneys”, Goreme is also the name of the main city in the region which
is nearly entirely carved out of rock.
With over 10,000 hotsprings, Yellowstone’s is home to some of the world’s tallest and most colorful geysers.
Carved into the mountainside nearly 2000 years ago many Filipinos consider these terraces to be the 8th wonder of the world.
This site is dominated by a massive rock that is over 200 meters
high. It was on top of this rock that an ancient king built his palace.
It is the world’s largest coral reef ecosystem and is composed of
nearly 3,000 individual reefs. It is world’s largest single structure
made of living organisms and can even be seen from space.
With the second greatest annual flow of any waterfall in the world behind Niagara, Iguazu is a sight to behold.
Made famous by the voyage of Charles Darwin, these islands have long
captivated travelers and scientists with their biodiversity.
This national park boasts the largest ice mantel outside of Antarctica.
Found in both Kenya and Tanzania this park is home to an annual
migration of over 2 million wildebeest, zebra, and gazelle which is the
largest remaining animal migration in the world.
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