Which is the most intriguing destination in the world to travel? Summing it up is challenging. A common belief is that the expansion of the internet has shrunk the globe. Having said that, travel's significance has not diminished significantly. And there are breathtakingly stunning locations all around the globe; looking at the photos will make you believe you're in another planet, as if you were witnessing the setting of a supernatural novel. Twenty of these stunning images from easy.com were compiled today.
1. Santorini, Greece
A spherical island was supposedly formed millions of years ago in the Aegean Sea during a volcanic explosion, say the scientists. The name Santrini was eventually adopted in honor of Saint Irene. Yes, the Greek island of Santorini is being referred to. Santorini ranks high among Greece's most picturesque islands. The little island is located in the Aegean Sea, roughly 200 miles south of the mainland. Santorini is characterized by volcanic eruptions. The island is famous among tourists due of its architectural splendor. Blue and white villas have been built along the steep slopes of the island. Santorini is an excellent area for travelers. April to September is the greatest season to explore Santorini.
2. Capilan Suspension Bridge, Canada
The Capilan Suspension Bridge is set amidst the lush forests of British Columbia, Canada. The bridge was erected in 1889. The bridge is located over the Kapilan River in North Vancouver, British Columbia. This majestic bridge is 140 meters long and hangs at a height of 70 meters from the river. At least once in a lifetime, travelers will wish to see the Kepilan Suspension Bridge. But walking over the bridge is quite scary.
3. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe
This stunning waterfall is located between the border of Zimbabwe and the Zimbazi River. Its height is 108 meters and width is 1,703 meters. Every second roughly 935 cubic meters of water pours from this waterfall. It causes heavy fog up to a distance of around 20 kilometers. It is called 'Moji-wa-Tuniya' in the local tongue as it creates a loud noise as the water falls. It means 'thunder smoke'. A cloud of water vapor is created when the water falls from the Victoria Falls, which floats to a height of around 400 meters and may be seen from a distance of about 50 km. One of the most remarkable aspects of this stunning natural occurrence is the production of rainbows when light falls on the water vapor here. This rainbow can be observed not only during the day, but also during the full moon night. British adventurer David Livingstone spotted this waterfall in 1855 and named it after Queen Victoria. Victoria Falls is one of the seven natural wonders of the world.
4. Venice, Italy
One of the top tourist cities in Italy, Venice is a dream city for tourists. Every day numerous tourists from all countries of the world come to witness this floating metropolis. As a result, Venice is another source of money for the Italian government. Venice is located in the northeastern Veneto region. It was formerly the capital of the republic and known as the 'pacific or ruler' of the mermaid Venice. Its height is two meters seven feet. The volume of water is substantially bigger than that of land. So the beauty of Venice is only in the waterways. The population of Venice is 636,244. Two crore tourists visit the country every year. There are around 118 islands in this metropolis.
5. Rome, Italy
Rome is one of the most famous cities in the world. The capital of Italy has a history spanning thousands of years. Rome is dubbed the center of Western culture. The city was discovered in 753 BC. Rome is an ancient city of Paleolithic age. Rome is a unique pilgrimage place of European history, heritage and art and culture. In ancient times, a little settlement grew here, which the civilized Greeks called Italia. Italy is a city of Roman civilization with a combination of ancient Greek and Roman culture. Relatives, acquaintances or family can get lost for some time in this historic city. Rome, Italy is one of the most visited places in the world for travelers.
6. Great Blue-Hole, Central America
A massive underwater sinkhole, the Great Blue-Hole is found near the center of the lighthouse reef. It is a spectacular diving site, with a depth of 407 feet and a breadth of 984 feet. If you love to dive in water, then this is the correct spot for you. It is now on the list of the most beautiful sites in the world due to its attractiveness. Because in 2012, a Discovery Channel investigation identified the Great Blue Hole as one of the 10 most stunning places on planet. It's not a cheap experience though, it demands a considerable lot of cash. It is located in Belize in Central America.
7. The Red Beach, China
Spending some time at the beach can be fascinating, but if it's a great beach, it will be more memorable and wonderful. And this is China's Red Beach. It is located in Dowa, covering an area of 30 kilometers southwest of Panjin. If you see this beach, it will look that its water is red. But truly the water is not crimson. The water takes on a red tint after the growth of a form of algae called Suida. There are more than 399 kinds of wild animals and 260 species of birds. Red Beach is visited by many tourists throughout the year. Anyone can come out there on a budget.
8. wall of china
Who does not know about the Great Wall of China? It is located in China, the most populous country in the world. It is one of the seven wonders of the world. This remarkable and longest wall of the globe is around 2695 kilometers in length and 4.57 to 9.2 meters or about 15 to 30 feet in height. About 9.75 meters or 32 feet in breadth. It is reported that 12 pairs of horses may run concurrently on the Great Wall of China. The Great Wall of China is one of the largest man-made monuments in the world. Chinese rulers started building it before the birth of Christ to escape the invasion of Mars from the north. The most important walls were built about 220-206 BC. The wall is 8850 kilometers long, starting from Dangdong in the east to Lop Lake in the west.
9. Machu Picchu, Peru
Machu Picchu is one of the most intriguing sites in the world. In 1450, the Incas created the city of Machu Picchu. A hundred years later, the Spanish stormed and destroyed all the settlements created by the Incas, but they did not find this city. The city of Machu Picchu was spared destruction. The ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu is located in the Cordingara de Vilcabamba region of the Andes Mountains, 50 miles northwest of Peru. It is considered that Machu Picchu is possibly the most famous monument of the Inca civilization.
10. Potala Palace, Tibet
The Potala Palace in Tibet is known as the residence of the Dalai Lama and the highest regal palace in the world. It took 50 years to build the 3700 meter high 13 storey palace. Apart from this, it contains 1000 rooms. Potala Palace can be one of the ideal spots for travelers to travel.
11. Great Rift Valley, Ethiopia
This area is over 6000 kilometers wide and is the largest rift valley in the world. This area runs from the Red Sea to Lake Malawi and is 75 km wide. The valley runs from Syria in Southwest Asia to Mozambique in Southeast Africa. The valley is six thousand kilometers long (3,700 miles) from north to south.
12. Taj Mahal, India
A royal tomb found in Agra, India. Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan erected the exquisite monument in commemoration of his wife Arjumand Banu Begum known as Mumtaz. The building of the monument commenced in 1632 AD, which was completed about 1648 AD. The Taj Mahal has drawn many tourists since its creation. Today, the Taj Mahal draws two to three million tourists, including two lakh foreign tourists, making it India's most popular tourist site. Most tourists travel during the winter season—October, November and February.
13. Glass Beach, California
Who doesn't like the beach? It is unusual to find a person who is not attracted to the huge blue sea and the vast beach where the blue waves crash. Almost every beach in the globe has the same picture. Glistening white sandy beaches kissed by ocean waves. But MacArthur State Park near Fort Bragg, California offers an unusual beach. It no longer matches all beaches. Here, not sand, but dazzling pieces of glass. The name of this beach is Glass Beach. Sea enjoyment can be done on any beaches. But when you go to this beach known as Glass Beach, tourists will be filled with multicolored translucent stones. Here, the reflection of the sunshine on the colorful rocks makes a magnificent image. It is correct to label this beach filled of glass bits as 'Glass Beach'.
14. Antarctica, South Pole
Antarctica is the most isolated continent of the globe. Located at the South Pole of the Earth. The area is around one crore 40 lakh square kilometers. About 98 percent of this large area is covered with an average of 1.9 km thick ice. Antarctica was identified as the coldest point on Earth on July 21, 1983. The temperature was negative 89.2 degrees Celsius. About 90 percent of the world's ice is kept on this continent. The tallest peak here is Mount Vinsion, whose height is roughly 16,050 feet. There are also volcanoes. Despite the severe climate, life exists in Antarctica. About 1,150 species of fungi, 700 kinds of algae, 100 species of moss, 25 species of liverwort and just 3 species of flowering plants can be seen here. Bacteria have been identified about 2,600 feet below the ice. A few species of penguins are present in Antarctica. There are also petrels, albatross birds. Various species of marine wildlife include blue whales, killer whales, gigantic squids, seals are also observed on the shore of Antarctica. There are also permanent residents of Eskimos. The traveling of these animals in the lap of ice has made Antarctica remarkable.
15. Istanbul, Türkiye
Between Asia and Europe lies the country of Turkey, which was once part of the Ottoman Empire. Almost all of Turkey falls in the Asian part. Mountainous Anatolia is part of the Asia Minor peninsula. The rest of Turkey is called Eastern or Turkish Thrus. It is located in the southeast corner of Europe. Istanbul is the largest city in Turkey. The gorgeous city might be one of the most tempting sites for vacationers.
16. Barcelona, Spain
Just as you would never get bored of traveling to Europe, you will never say no if you are told to visit Barcelona, Spain. Because what is not in Barcelona? If you want to watch Messi or Ronaldo in football, you will see it when you go to Barcelona. Barcelona is home to famed beaches, hilly cities, centuries-old architectural wonders, Paralympic memories and, most all, a wonderfully beautiful region. Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia province of Spain. Barcelona is the biggest city in Spain after Madrid. The relics of the Roman Empire may still be seen plainly in Barcelona on the Mediterranean coast.
17. Sydney, Australia
Sydney city is incredibly gorgeous. One such place to visit is the Australian coastal metropolis of Sydney. When traveling with family, one should keep in mind that the vacation should not be exciting for some and dull for others. Every member of the family should have a space where they may have pleasure. Besides, the safety of the family should also be given highest consideration. Considering that, Australia will be at the top of the list. With amusement parks, sunny beaches, water sports, rain forest, animals, you can call Sydney, Australia, the heart of entertainment for people of any age.
18. Hiller Lake, Australia
Healer Lake is a reservoir of amazing natural beauty. It is located in the Middle Island of Western Australia. The wonderful aspect of this lake is that the water here is pink in color. The hue of this water remains unchanged even after taking it into a container. But the experts could not obtain the specific solution of why the color of this water is pink. However, they found that this is not the case for any type of algae. Although there are examples of red color in numerous lakes of the world due to colorful algae, shrimp etc., the existence of neither of these two can be noticed in the water of the lake. So the matter is pretty mysterious. The gorgeous lake, 600 meters long and 250 meters wide, features stunning sandy beaches and is flanked by picturesque paperbark and eucalyptus trees. It attracts a lot of tourists merely because of the magnificent lake.
19. Bora Bora Islands, France
Bora Bora is an archipelago of 12 square miles, located west of French Polynesia. Located around 230 kilometers (143 mi) northwest of Popeye, the capital of French Polynesia, is a lagoon and protected by a reef. In the center of the island lie two extinct volcanoes, Mount Pehia and Mount Otarmamenu. The highest point is 727 meters (2,385 ft). In the past the island was called 'Pora Pora Mei Te Pora' in the Tahitian tongue, meaning 'Created by the Creator'. The economy of the Bora Bora Islands is mostly focused on tourism. Many resorts are constructed on the island. Hotel Bora Bora was created in 1961 and overwater bungalows were completed 9 years later. Many tourists visit the island every day to see the numerous cannons used in World War II. Air Tahiti provides 5-6 daily flights to Bora Bora Islands. Vehicles are mostly utilized for renting vehicles and bicycles. Scuba diving is a prominent attraction on this island. There are many sorts of shark sanctuaries near the island.
20. St. Peter's Basilica, Vatican City
St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City is the second largest church in the world. If one visits Rome, one must visit St. Peter's. The architecture of this Renaissance-era church is so impressive that more than four million people visit it every year.
