The Moonlight Rainbow Fountain is the world's longest bridge fountain with nearly 10,000 LED nozzles that run along both sides that is 1,140m long, shooting out 190 tons of water per minute. This spectacular water fountain was installed in 2009 in Banpo…
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About 32 kilometers northeast of Emmen is Fort Bourtange, a star fort in the village of Bourtange,…
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The Ice Cavern by Michael Anderson.
Ice caves or glacier caves are dangerously beautiful natural formations that contains significant amount of perennial ice. Which means a portion of the cave…
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A unique light show is happening in Tokyo called Odaiba Water Illumination. Taking shape by the use of water spray is a 15 by 40 meter wide screen where vivid images are projected much to the delight of its audience. Making the experience even more enjoyable is the accompanying music as the show goes on.
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Until 200 years ago, the ancient Nabatean City was a secret of Jordan. Bedouins had been using this mystical place for centuries before outsiders discovered it in 1812. The journey starts with a 2 kilometer walk, where the path is lined with candles as you make your way to Treasure, the illustrious site of Petra. Once you reach there, you'll be welcomed by traditional Bedouin music and will be offered tea as you sit in…
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Hamilton Pool Preserve is an absolutely stunning natural wonder worth visiting. This picturesque beauty is a part of the Balcones Canyonlands Preserve (BCP). The BCP represents a regional effort to balance protection of endangered species habitat with economic…
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A wall climber's dream, this is the Great Arch in southwestern China's Getu Valley. One of the hardest sport-climbing places in the world. The Great Arch is 164 feet high, 230 feet across, and 449 feet long. Really vertigo-inducing but the scenery is incredibly amazing.…
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This is Salar de Uyuni. Located in southwest Bolivia in the Potosi and Oruro departments. It is the world's largest salt flat measuring 10,582 square kilometers. Several prehistoric lakes formed this unusual transformation. It is covered with a few meters of salt crust, which has exceptional flatness and when covered with a thin layer of saline…
Read More →Pronounced as plîtʋitse, the Plitvice Lakes is a world famous national park that features 16 lakes arranged in cascades. Several little rivers flow together creating this wonderful scenery. This national park is the oldest in Southeast Europe and the largest national park in Croatia. Founded in…
Read More →Now lit up, the towering trees in Gardens by the Bay Singapore is its newest attraction. These man-made trees are equipped with solar panels, hanging gardens and catches rainwater and will be utilized to show wide variety of plant species from different regions. Soaring at…
Read More →Waterfall Walkway, St. Beatus Caves, Lake Thun, Interlaken, Switzerland
Few people have explored the St. Beatus Cave despite its enchanting location ~ the entrance is an old-style structure hanging on…
Read More →An extraordinary river that, for a brief period of time every year, blossoms into a rainbow of colors ~ shades of yellow, blue, green, black and red. It's been called as the river of five colors, the river that ran away from paradise, and even the…
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Frank Sanders captures incredible views of sunrise over Greenland. Like the tip of the mountains are on flame. Sensational.…
Read More →Sinkholes are natural depression or hole in the Earth's surface that may be formed gradually or suddenly, and are found worldwide. Some are dangerously beautiful like this one in…
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Iceland's The Blue Lagoon is a must destination for travelers because of its unique natural wonder. It was named The Land of Fire and Ice because you are swimming in a geothermal spa with steamy waters while there is snow…
Read More →Situated in the town of Imbert de Puerto Plata, the famous 27 Pools of Damajagua attract both local and international tourists fascinated in unspoilt natural wonders of…
Read More →Madagascar's Grand Tsingy landscape is the world's largest stone forest. A labyrinth of pointed limestone towers. A remote place that's inhabited by a few animal species, including the local endemic nocturnal mouse…
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Look how stunning this nature preserve is! Located in southwestern province of Sichuan China, Jiuzhaigou, literal translation is “Valley of Nine Villages”, is known for its remarkably clear and Caribbean colored waters, and indigenous Tibetan tribes. …
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