221 Amazing Places to Visit

The Fairy Tale Forest or Sprookjesbos, as it is known in Dutch, is a part of an amusement park that is situated in the Netherlands. The Fairy Tale Forest is a 15-acre wooded section of the much larger amusement park, where many a fairy tale figure and story is depicted through animated statues and structures. […]

Kjerag or Kiraag is a mountain in the Rogaland County in Norway. The Kjerag is a 1,110-metre tall mountain with a 984-metre plunging cliff on its northern side. However, the mountain is known worldwide and is considered a popular tourist destination more for the Kjeragbolten than its natural scenic beauty. The Kjeragbolten is a 5-cubic-metre

The Balanced Rock is an amazing geological feature made of hematite and situated in the Garden of Gods, which is a public park located in Colorado, United States. The Balanced Rock is one of the many stunning rock formations that were created in the sedimentary beds of sandstones and limestone. The rock is a fountain

Capilla de Marmol or the Marble Chapels are natural geographic formations located in the General Carrera Lake Waters in Puerto Tranquilo, Chile. The Marble Chapels provide a unique interesting view for tourists who visit the area. Based on their exterior formations, these rock formations are given names that include Chapel, Cathedral and Caves. With the

The Gyokusendo Caves are Illuminated Caves located to the south of Okinawa, Japan. Completely sheltered, the caves are comfortable walk through an ‘air conditioned’ environment. One of the biggest caves in Okinawa, Japan, these caves are known as Illuminated Caves because of the coloured lights that are reflected of extremely fragile stalactites that hang from

Antelope Canyon is a slot canyon located in Arizona, United States. Due to flash floods and sub-aerial processes, the erosion of Navajo Sandstone resulted in the formation of Antelope Canyon. Divided into Upper and Lower Antelope Canyon, both the areas are open to tourists. While Upper Antelope Canyon is more frequently visited due to the

Te Wanganui-A-Hei Marine Reserve, popularly known as Cathedral Cove, is located on the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand. Te Wanganui-A-Hei is a 2,100-acre area of marine reserve that includes the breathtaking cave known as Cathedral Cove among other stunning views and vistas. The cave contains shapely natural rock stacks known as the Te Hoho Rock. The

The Athabasca Fall is a waterfall located in Jasper National Park, in Alberta, Canada. While the fall is only 23 metres in height, it is known the world over for the force with which the waters come gushing down into the gorge. This is because there is a constant flow of water in large quantities

The Blue Grotto is a collection of sea caves on the south coast of Malta. The Blue Grotto is located opposite the islet of Filfla. The caves are situated in such a manner that on a daily basis until 1 pm, the sunlight reflects on the water and caves in such a manner that water

Jacob’s Well is a recurrent karstic spring located northwest of Wimberley, in Texas, United States. Flowing from the bed of the Cypress Creek in Texas Hill County, Jacob’s Well has a 30-foot deep vertical decent, after which it continues descending downward for 120 feet, through various silted chambers that are divided by narrow restrictions.

The Wind Cathedral is actually a series of desert sand formations that can be found in the Namib Desert. The sand dunes in the southern part of the Namib Desert form the Wind Cathedrals. These sand dunes are some of the most stunning and formidable-looking sand dunes that range from pink to orange shades with

The Olympic National Park is situated in Washington State, United States. The Olympic National Park comprises four diverse regions. They are the pacific coastline, the alpine areas, temperate rainforests and forests that are on the drier in the east side. The regions are broken down into three ecosystems that range from sub-alpine forests and meadows

Campo Andaluz is pristine and picturesque countryside situated in Andalucía, an autonomous community of Spain. From being the poorest area of Spain to becoming one of the most visited tourist destinations, Campo Andaluz comprises white sandy beaches, lush countryside and constructions with imperial architecture influenced by the Moorish; as a result, it has a unique

The Atlantic Ocean Road, also known as the Atlantic road, is a long section of County Road 64, in Norway. The construction of the road was started on 1st August, 1983 and the road was opened on 7th July, 1989 costing 122 million Norwegian krone. Connecting island of Averøy with the mainland and Romsdalshalvøya peninsula,

The Valley of Ten Peaks is a scenic valley that includes Moraine Lake surrounded by 10 peaks and is located at Banff National Park in Alberta, Canada. The valley was originally the homeland of the Stoney Indian Tribe. Samuel Allen, the explorer who discoverd the valley, initally referred to the peaks using numbers from one