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Beautiful landscapes around the world

Asia

• Cox's Bazar

  Sloping towards the blue waters of the Bay of Bengal, Cox's Bazar Sea Beach is the longest beach in the world. The total length is 120km. It's a place with miles of golden sand, tall cliffs, surfing waves and beautiful temples.

• Saint Martin

  Saint Martin is known as Narikel Jinjira (Coconut Island) and Darchinir Deep (Cinnamon Island). It is about 8 km long and about 1 km wide. It has pristine beaches, coconut trees and marine life.

• Macau Tower

  Visit this magnificent structure and take in the beautiful views over the area from the top. The 338-meter-tall tower has an observatory, revolving deck, cinema and cafe. It also has the highest bungee jump in the world.

• City of Dreams

  Visit this hi-tech and glittering entertainment zone at night. Here you'll find sparkling casinos, loud discos, exclusive pubs, cool clubs, great live performances, stylish accommodations, international fine dining and designer shopping.

• Gunung Mulu National Park

  The park is famous for its unusual limestone formations and cave arrangement. Among them are some of the largest and longest caves in the world, such as the Sarawak Chamber, which is large enough to hold 40 Boeing 747s.

• Taman Negara

  Taman is said to be the oldest tropical rainforest in the world. See rare animals such as Malayan tigers, Asian elephants and Sumatran rhinos. Tourists can also enjoy the Canopy Walk, a long suspension bridge suspended above the trees.

• Pokhara

  Pokhara offers beautiful mountain scenery and is the gateway to the Himalayas for hikers and climbers. The town has restaurants, shops and lakeside hotels like Phewa Lake. A great place to unwind before or after a hike.

• Lumbini

  Lumbini is the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama, the historical Buddha. This pilgrimage site has many temples, monuments, monasteries and museums. Recommended for those looking for a quiet and spiritual place away from the main tourist areas.

• Khao Yai National Park

  The park is located in central Thailand and covers an area of over 2,000 square kilometers. With 50 kilometers of hiking and biking trails, it's great for those who like exercise, but the biggest draw is the wildlife. You can see many tropical animals such as elephants, exotic birds and monkeys.

• Floating market

  There are several floating markets near Bangkok where you can see the more traditional way of life of the locals while you shop and eat on a boat. Vendors board long wooden boats in the early hours of the day selling fresh fruits and vegetables, spices and delicacies.

• Great wall of china

  The Great Wall of China is a World Heritage Site and one of the Seven Wonders of the World. It is the largest man-made structure in the world. It is about 21,000 kilometers long. Over a million people lost their lives building the wall.

• Forbidden City

  The Forbidden City is the most beautiful palace in China with 980 buildings. With a total area of 27,000 square meters, it is the most popular tourist destination in China. The palace has a large collection of art objects.

• Kashmir

  Sloping towards the blue waters of the Bay of Bengal, Cox's Bazar Sea Beach is the longest beach in the world. The total length is 120km. It's a place with miles of golden sand, tall cliffs, surfing waves and beautiful temples.

• Goa

  Goa is famous for its beautiful beaches, restaurants and discos. Goa is said to be the most fun place in India. Many active tourists like snorkeling and jet skiing. Others like to practice yoga in beautiful surroundings.

• Karachi

  Pakistan's largest city faces the Arabian Sea and offers many attractions for tourists. Enjoy outdoor activities from spending the day at the beach to visiting the city's many parks. The National Museum of Pakistan is a immersive experience of Pakistan's history and culture.

• Narang

  Narang is a town located at an altitude of 2,409m in northern Pakistan. It is a popular destination for those who love the outdoors and cool weather. Mountains, forests and meadows offer summertime opportunities for camping, hiking and boating.

• Bohol island

  The main attractions are the Tarsier Sanctuary and the Chocolate Hills. The name Chocolate Hills comes from the fact that the green grass turns brown during the dry season. Tasier (tarsier)" is endangered and will be protected in Bohol Island."

• Boracay island

  This island is one of the representative marine paradise of the Philippines. The white beach on the west side of the island and the shallow sea are the most popular tourist spots. There are many activities such as parasailing at sunset.

• Dambulla Cave Temple

  Sri Lanka's largest temple complex built on the Black Mountain. Its statues and paintings date back to the 12th century AD. The temple complex has five rooms of different sizes. Every room has a calm and serene look of the Buddha in different positions.

• Yala National Park

  Yala National Park is rich in wildlife and bird life. On safari drives and nature trails, see herds of elephants bathing in streams and leopards lounging on tree branches. You can also go camping.

• Halong Bay

  Halong Bay in the Gulf of Tonkin. It is registered as a World Heritage Site because of its amazing beauty. Thousands of small islands stick out into the sea and are filled with caves. It is a perfect place to see from the ship.

• Ho Chi Minh City

  Ho Chi Minh City is the business and shopping center of Vietnam and is always bustling and vibrant. However, there are also famous historical sites such as the 'Unification Palace' where the president of South Vietnam lived before North and South Vietnam became one country.

Africa

• Diloro Lake

  It is the largest lake in the country, located in the eastern part of Angola. It is a great place for bird watchers as it is home to many bird species. Mysterious waves that always head east give the lake a spiritual feel. September is the best month for sea bathing.

• Benguela

  Benguela is a seaside city in western Angola located near international railroads. The main attractions are beautiful beaches and breathtaking Portuguese architecture. The scenery and friendly people make it a great place to relax as a tourist city.

• Kribi

  Kribi is also popular with tourists for its beautiful scenery. The Chute de la Robe Falls is very famous because it is one of the largest waterfalls in the area. Longji fishing village can be seen on the beach of Kribi. Popular with photographers and ecotourists.

• Limbe

  Limbe is a beach resort on Cameroon's west coast and popular for surfing. Limbe also has a wildlife center that protects and cares for gorillas and other apes. “Limbe Botanical Garden” cultivates a variety of plants.

• Marrakech

  Located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, this city is a must-visit. Tourists can enjoy street food and buy spices and local jewelery at the street shops. Attractions include the Saadian Tombs and El Badi Palace.

• Merzouga

  Perched on the seaward edge of the Erg Chebbi dunes, this small town is the gateway to the Sahara Desert. Tourists can take camel safaris, explore the desert and visit traditional Bedouin camps.

• Aswan

  Aswan is a quiet town next to the Nile River. A great place to stop and relax. Sip tea on a pleasure boat or ride a camel to the desert Monastery of St. Simeon.

• Saint Catherine Monastery

  Saint Catherine Monastery is located at the foot of Mount Sinai. This desert monastery has a fine collection of art and ancient manuscripts. You can also see spectacular sunrises and sunsets by hiking to Mount Sinai.

• Cape coast castle

  Built by Europeans in the 15th century and registered as a World Heritage Site, it is a tourist attraction that represents Ghana. You can see the white-based beautiful exterior and the facilities that once housed slaves.

• Mole National Park

  Recommended place for family safari in Ghana. It covers a large savannah filled with African elephants, buffalo, baboons, warthogs and hump antelope. Here you can find many kinds of animals and 300 species of birds. Walking and driving safaris are possible in the park.

• Masai Mara National Reserve

  The Maasai Mara is world-famous for its wildlife and colorful tribes that live in a national reserve. The savannah and rolling hills are home to lions, cheetahs, zebras, hippos, elephants and the Maasai.

• Lamu Islands

  Visitors can travel by traditional dhow to the islands that make up the Lamu Islands. The islands are located in the Indian Ocean off the northern coast of Kenya. The town of Lamu is the oldest town in the country.

• Yankari National Park

  It is a large wildlife park in northeastern Nigeria. Elephants, lions, giraffes and over 350 species of birds live here. Wicki Hot Springs is a popular swimming spot.

• Emir Palace

  The palace is located in the old walled town of Kano, the second largest city in Nigeria. With a history of over 700 years, it is one of the oldest and largest palaces in Nigeria.

• Naver Goods Market

  This popular market in Cape Town is open every Saturday from 9am to 3pm. Multinational restaurants, street food vendors, clothes shops, bakeries, cheese shops, vegetable vendors, etc.

• Boulders Beach

  Get up close to African penguins at this famous beach in Table Mountain National Park. About 2,000 to 3,000 live near the beach.

• Sousse Old Town

  The Old Town of Sousse is a beautiful World Heritage site facing the Mediterranean Sea. It is known as a beach resort where you can enjoy the cityscape and the blue sea, which is also called the Pearl of the Sahel"."

• Tamerza Gorge

  This valley near the border with Algeria is one of Tunisia's most beautiful scenic spots. It was also used as a filming location for the movie The Japanese Patient. You can visit it on the tourist train Leather Rouge"."

• Victoria Falls

  One of the Seven Wonders of the World, Victoria Falls can be found in both Zambia and Zimbabwe. The local Japanese name means thundering spray". It is 108 meters high and drops into the Zambezi River. It is 1.7 kilometers wide."

• Lusaka

  Lusaka, the capital of Zambia, is the fastest growing city in Southern Africa. Lusaka has four major highways connecting all (neighboring) borders. It is where the government buildings are located alongside the University of Zambia.

• Victoria Falls Bridge

  A bridge over the Zambezi River just below Victoria Falls, connecting the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia. We offer scenic and adventurous activities such as bungee jumping, river rafting, giant swings and ziplines.

• Hwange National Park

  It is one of Africa's leading national parks located in the northwest of Zimbabwe. A must-see for safari enthusiasts looking for the chance to see elephants, cheetahs, leopards, lions and more. Hidden lookouts and elevated platforms offer great chances to see animals.

Oceania

• Kangaroo Island

  Kangaroo Island is home to incredible scenery and abundant wildlife. You can see everything from dunes and towering cliffs to caves and rock formations. Koalas and kangaroos also live here. Penguins, sea lions and dolphins can be sighted offshore.

• Whitsunday Islands

  The Whitsunday Islands have picturesque beaches. Here you can experience abundant marine life and colorful coral reefs. It's also a great place for snorkeling and scuba diving. You can also sail around 74 islands and islets.

• Milford Sound

  This is one of the most beautiful spots in a very beautiful country and it's a great all-weather place. Many miles from the nearest town, you'll find spectacular waterfalls with snow-capped mountains in the background. You can cruise between the cliffs, kayak or fly over them.

• Hobbiton

  Just a two-hour drive from Auckland in the North Island, in the grasslands of Matamata is where the Hobbit villages from the movies The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit were filmed. Many of the sets are now preserved for tourists to visit. Tourists can take guided tours of the 44 Hobbit holes (houses) made for the movies.

Europe

• Manneken Pis

  A statue of a boy urinating is named Brussels' oldest citizen". He dates to 1388, but the current statue dates from 1619. This statue has been stolen many times. He is famous for wearing costumes."

• Atomium

  The Atomium is a 102-meter-tall building consisting of nine giant iron balls connected by thin tubes, and was designed to look like a unit cell of iron stretched 165 billion times. Built for the 1958 World's Fair in Brussels, it is now used as a museum.

• Prague Castle

  This castle was built in the late 10th century. The area is the largest in the world. It includes two special grounds, including the Wladislav Hall, large enough for knights to joust, and the Royal Gardens with their singing fountains.

• Charles Bridge

  Kalouv Most (Charles Bridge) is the most important river crossing bridge in Prague. Built in 1357, it is 520 meters long. There are many statues on the bridge and it is popular with tourists and photographers because of its beautiful scenery.

• Victoria Falls

  New Harbor (Nyhavn) is a 17th-century waterfront, canal, and entertainment district in Copenhagen. Colorful 17th- and 18th-century townhouses line the streets, along with bars, cafes and restaurants. The canal is full of historic wooden boats.

• Tivoli Gardens

  Tivoli Gardens is an amusement park and garden (for entertainment and relaxation). Opened in 1843, the park is the third oldest operating amusement park in the world. Located in downtown Copenhagen, next to the central station.

• Blue Nile Waterfall

  Called 'This Abbey', which means 'great smoke', it is 42 meters high and 400 meters wide in the rainy season. Downstream of the falls is the country's first stone bridge, built in 1626.

• Simien National Park

  Ethiopia's largest national park is home to endangered species such as the Ethiopian wolf and the waria ibex, the world's only wild goat. It is also home to many bird species, including the baleen vulture, which can reach up to 3 meters in wingspan.

• Aurora Borealis

  The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, is nature's most spectacular light show and can be seen around 200 nights a year in Finnish Lapland. The Northern Lights can be viewed from dedicated spaces such as igloos and luxury suites, or by traditional means such as snowshoeing or skiing.

• Santa Claus Village

  In Rovaniemi, in the north of Finland, you can meet Santa and Mrs. Claus. If you write a letter to Santa at the calligraphy school, an elf (fairy) will show you the mail at the post office. Underground tunnels allow you to cross the Arctic Yen.

• Skanderbeg Square

  Skanderbeg Square is the main square in the center of Tirana, Albania. The total area is about 40,000 square meters. The Skanderbeg Monument towers over the square. There are many famous buildings in the square.

• Berat

  Berat is a beautiful city located on both banks of the Osum river. It is known as 'Town of Thousands of Windows' because of the densely packed windows on the front of the building on the hill.

• Upper Azat River Basin

  The Geghard Monastery, which makes the area famous, is one of the most important religious monuments in Armenia. Although the main temple is only 800 years old, it is part of a World Heritage Site that dates back to the 4th century.

• Tsaghkadzor

  Tsaghkadzor is the main ski resort of Armenia. The area has some of the best hotels in the country. You can also play at Senator Royale, a casino that forms the country's largest entertainment complex.

• Una National Park

  The park, also known as Nacioni Park Una, was started to protect the Krka, Unyak and Upper Una river basins, flora and fauna, waterfalls and historical sites. Within the park is the stunning 25-meter-tall waterfall Shuk Lava Kib.

• Mostar

  The pretty city is beloved for the Starimost Bridge over the Neretva River right in the heart of the Old Town. It was originally built over the emerald green Neretva River in the 1500s. It is a UNESCO-listed old town.

• Nessebar

  Nesebar is an old coastal town on the Black Sea. The old town has cobbled streets and beautiful old buildings dating back to the 5th century BC, but it also has a beach where you can enjoy water sports.

• Seven Rila Lakes

  The Seven Rila Lakes are glacial lakes in the Rila Mountains. At 2,500 meters above sea level, it is the most visited lake in Bulgaria. The name of the lake describes its physical characteristics.

• Eiffel Tower

  The Eiffel Tower was designed in 1889 to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the French Revolution. It is 324 meters high and offers a panoramic view of Paris. To get to the top floor, take the elevator from the 2nd floor.

• Louvre Museum

  The Louvre was once the palace of the Kings of France. Step inside the three-dimensional glass pyramid to see more than 30,000 works of art. The most famous work is the Mona Lisa" painted by Leonardo da Vinci in 1503-1505."

• Brandenburg Gate

  The Brandenburg Gate is 26 meters high. Massive pillars form passageways for the passage of commoners and royalty. Once part of the infamous Berlin Wall, it was heavily damaged during World War II.

• Cologne Cathedral

  Cologne Cathedral is located on the banks of the Rhine River. It is one of the largest cathedrals in Europe. Construction began in 1248. The cathedral covers an area of 6,166 square meters and has 56 huge columns.

• Husavik

  A small fishing village in northern Iceland, it's one of the best whale watching spots in Europe. You can see minke, humpback and blue whales, as well as toothed and porpoise whales.

• Blue Lagoon

  Iceland's most popular tourist destination is a lake with sea water superheated by lava flows. This geothermal water contains minerals that are believed to be good for your health. Tourists relax in the black lava surroundings and enjoy spa treatments, saunas and steam baths.

• Viking Ship Museum

  A museum in Oslo displays three 9th-century Viking ships that were used to bury famous Vikings. The 70-foot Oseberg ship was built around 800 AD and was once the burial chamber of a chieftain's wife and two women.

• Vigeland Sculpture Park

  This park in Oslo has 650 sculptures made of iron and granite. The most famous of these is the group of figures representing the cycle of human life. It's also home to Norway's largest playground, making it a great family destination.

• Malbork Castle

  Located in northern Poland, this castle was built as a fortress by knights in the 13th century. It is now a museum and many of its rooms have been preserved in perfect condition. There are also historical collections of armor and weapons. A great place for history lovers.

• Wieliczka Salt Mine

  This 13th-century mine is located near Krakow and is an artistic attraction. The mine now contains four small churches, a cloister, and statues hewn from the salt walls. You can also explore a chamber as deep as 327 meters underground.

• Alhambra Palace

  The Alhambra is a palace and fortress located in Granada, Andalusia, Spain. It represents the artistic style of Spain's Islamic era. There are many buildings, towers, walls and mosques. Fine stone carvings, beautiful tiled ceilings and peaceful gardens add to this wonderful historical experience.

• Las Ramblas

  This tree-lined street in Barcelona forms a green line in the center of the city. It has become a pedestrian paradise and is crowded with citizens and tourists. There are also many restaurants, open-air cafes, and performers such as artists and street musicians, creating a lively atmosphere.

• Dubrovnik

  The ancient city of Dubrovnik is located at the southern tip of the country facing the Adriatic Sea. The city is nicknamed the Pearl of the Adriatic Sea". Built in the 7th century. Dubrovnik has many historical features."

• Plitvice Lakes National Park

  Plitvice Lakes National Park is one of the most beautiful natural wonders in Croatia, and in all of Europe. The park is filled with breathtaking lakes, waterfalls and lush forests. The color of the lake varies from blue, green, and gray. You can explore the park by walking along wooden paths or by boat.

• Narikala Fortress

  Located in Tbilisi, the capital of Georgia, it was built in the 4th century. The scenery of Tbilisi is amazing and there are walking paths around it that end in the Botanical Gardens.

• Vardzia

  It is an underground cave monastery at an altitude of 1300 meters. It was built in the 12th century by the first female king, King Tamar. It was hidden until the 1283 earthquake exposed it.

• Acropolis

  It is a hill in the center of Athens, the capital of Greece, and is called a symbol of Greece because at the top are the ruins of three ancient temples built in the 5th century BC. The best known is the Parthenon, which originally had 58 columns supporting the top.

• Delphi

  It is located at the foot of Mount Parnassus. The scenery is wonderful, and there are many historical ruins from the 8th century BC, such as temples, theaters, and stadiums. Delphi was famous for the legend of knowing the future, where a priest who was a servant of the god Apollo lived.

• Szentendre Open Air Museum

  An open-air museum where you can see traditional Hungarian life. There are eight different sections, each representing a different time and place. See authentic shops and farm animals, watch crafts being made, and even ride an old steam train.

• Danube

  Flowing north-south through Hungary, this beautiful river divides the city of Budapest between Buda and Pest. Watch the sunset from the Freedom Bridge, take a boat cruise, or cycle along the long riverside cycle path for stunning views of the countryside, including the city and the Visegrad Mountains.

• Colosseum

  The Colosseum is a huge amphitheater in the center of Rome. Construction was finished in 80 AD. There were animal vs animal, man vs beast, man vs man. In the Middle Ages it was used as a church.

• Pompeii

  Pompeii is a famous Roman city that was buried under volcanic ash for nearly 1700 years after Mount Vesuvius exploded. You can walk through the streets of ancient Rome and experience what life was like in ancient Rome.

• Skopje

  The city of Skopje has been inhabited for 6,000 years, so it's a great mix of old and new. There are many modern museums and statues around the city, most notably the statue of Alexander the Great, erected to commemorate the 20th anniversary of independence. There are also old churches and exciting Turkish bazaars.

• Golem Grad

  The island is located in Lake Prespa in Galicica National Park and is called Snake Island because of the huge number of water snakes that live around the island. These snakes are not dangerous, but some snakes on the island can be dangerous, so visitors to the island should wear boots.

• Kotor

  Kotor is a beautiful historic town on the bay of Kotor, also known as Boka. The town faces the Adriatic Sea. The various styles of buildings in Kotor show that Montenegro is connected to both the West and the East. It is also registered as a World Heritage Site.

• Setigne

  Setinje was the capital of Montenegro a few years ago. Podgorica is the modern capital of Montenegro, although it is still the center of history and culture. The official residence of the President of Montenegro is still located at the Blue Palace in Setigne.

• Bran Castle

  The history of Bran Castle dates back to 1377. Queen Mary of Romania lived there. But most people know it as the castle of the vampire Count Dracula. Located on the border with Transylvania, it is open to the public as a museum.

• Mocanita Steam Locomotive

  The Mocanita Steam Train" is a slow 6-hour journey through the picturesque Romanian wilderness. The train passes through the Vazelle valley of Maramures, where you can enjoy the landscape of valleys, hills and forests. Most steam locomotives run at 30km/h."

• Belgrade

  Belgrade is the capital of Serbia and one of the oldest cities in Europe. Two large rivers meet in Belgrade, and many people enjoy fishing, swimming and walking along the riverbeds.

• Ubak Canyon

  This beautiful valley is part of the 120km Ubak River and Nature Reserve. It has many bends, three lakes, 140 species of birds and 6,000km of caves.

• Lake Place

  Visitors to the UK generally go to places closer to London or the capital. But the Lake District in northwest England attracts millions of tourists. The area is famous for its hills, lakes and small towns like Bowness-on-Windermere.

• Inverness

  Inverness is the capital of the Scottish Highlands and is located on the northeast coast of Scotland overlooking Moray Firth. It is an area of outstanding beauty. Loch Ness is near Inverness. Loch Ness is famous for a monster that is said to live deep in its waters.

Middle East

• Yazd

  Yazd is an ancient desert city in the center of Iran. Known as the 'City of Wind Towers', Yazd is famous for its traditional brocade and silk fabrics and unique architecture. Yazd is hot, dry and located between two deserts.

• Nasir al-Mulk Mosque

  The Nasir al-Mulk Mosque is said to be the most beautiful mosque in Iran because the sun shines through the hundreds of colored windows and looks like you are walking through a kaleidoscope. It is called the Pink Mosque" because of the rosy tiles."

• Blue Mosque

  Also known as Sultanahmet, its six minarets (towers) are stunning from the outside. Still in use as a mosque today, it was built between 1609 and 1616. Inside, the high ceiling is covered with 20,000 different patterned blue tiles, giving the mosque its name.

• Pamukkale

  An unreal landscape, its name means 'cotton castle' and is famous for its white terraces. It is made of rocks left behind by hot spring water. At the ruins, you can see Greek ruins such as ruins of baths and temples.

Latin America

• Torres del Paine National Park

  It is one of Chile's most important natural areas, with granite mountains at an altitude of 2,850m, beautiful blue glaciers and many lakes and rivers. The park is home to herds of ostrich-like rhea, Andean condors and flamingos.

• Atacama Desert

  The Atacama Desert is one of the driest places on earth and permanently uninhabitable for humans. It has the world's largest radio telescope. Huge sand dunes and stone formations mimic the lunar surface, with salt lakes and gushing geysers.

• Iguazu Falls

  Iguazu Falls" flows along the border with Argentina for 2.7 km. There are hundreds of waterfalls, including the 80m "Devil's Throat". Here you can take a tour on a rubber boat. You can also enjoy lush forests and rare wildlife."

• Rio de Janeiro

  Rio de Janeiro is a place of lush mountains, vibrant beaches and nightlife. Enjoy beach biking, hiking, hang gliding, rock climbing, sailing and more. At night you can enjoy live music and street parties every night.

• Lancetilla Botanical Garden

  The Lancetilla Botanical Garden is the second largest tropical botanical garden on earth. Here you can see more than 200 species of tropical birds and walk the trails through tunnels of orchids, mango trees and bamboo.

• Little French Key

  Little French Key Bay Island is a serene tropical paradise on the south coast of the island. Visitors can relax in hammocks suspended between coconut trees, enjoy the sparkling clear waters, go kayaking and snorkeling, or rest on the beautiful white sand beaches.

• Blue Mountain

  The mountains are so named because they appear colored when viewed from a distance. You can hike to the summit at night to watch the sunrise. On a clear day, you can see as far as Cuba and Haiti from the highest point.

• Reach Falls

  This is the perfect place for nature and water lovers. The cool water is sparkling blue and there are plenty of places to picnic. You can also take a guided tour of secret caves and trails.

• Sacred Valley

  This beautiful place is less than an hour's drive north of Cusco. Inca ruins, of course, are dotted with small towns where you can browse the markets and enjoy the local culture.

• Puerto Maldonado

  This is the perfect starting point for an adventure tour of the Amazon. The area has hot and humid jungles and you can see wildlife such as caimans, capybaras, monkeys, parrots, turtles and piranhas. Tours range from a few days to a week.

• Tayrona National Park

  Tayrona National Park is located on the northern coast of Colombia. Travelers can enjoy nature, snorkeling, hiking and exploring ancient ruins. The park is also popular with birdwatchers who come to see the endangered Andean Condor.

• Popayan

  Popayan is in southwestern Colombia. It is one of Colombia's most impressive colonial cities. It is sometimes called Ciudad Blanca" (white city) because the buildings are pure white like snow. The Iglesia de Ermita, built in 1546, is the oldest church in the city."

• Metropolitan Cathedral

  It is one of the oldest structures in the entire country. The cathedral is in the center of the main square, so you can see other historically fascinating buildings like the Palacio Nacional.

• National Museum of Anthropology

  The National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City has two floors and a huge number of exhibition rooms. It can take a day or two to see the splendor of both the architecture and the historical relics on display.

North America

• Whistler Black Comb

  Whistler Blackcomb is a world-famous ski resort about two hours drive from Vancouver. Known for its winter sports, the resort is also popular for golf, mountain biking and hiking in the summer. Facilities such as hotels and restaurants are also available.

• Churchill, Manitoba

  Polar bears migrate each autumn near the town of Churchill, Manitoba. Polar bears begin to migrate from land onto the ice of Hudson Bay. Visitors travel in tundra buggies with caged windows to see the bears up close.

• Grand Canyon National Park

  The famous canyon, located in Arizona, is 446km long, 29km wide and 1.6km deep. You can backpack, camp, mule ride or take a river trip through the canyon.

• New York City

  Known as the 'city that never sleeps', the city has a lot to offer in terms of entertainment. This energetic city is home to world-class museums, galleries, international restaurants and bars.