Sua Ocean Trench of Samoa

Samoa volcanic island offering the natural swimming pool as a travel destination which gives incredible experiences. You can enjoy the scenery of crystal clear waters with tropical fishes and pebbles. this place called 'Sua Ocean Trench' which is mean big hole. it is located on lotofaga village, south of Upolu island, Samoa. Sua Ocean Trench formed by volcanic eruption which caused the collapse land surface and formed a big hole with 98 feet...

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Plitvice Lakes Croatia

if you like or have a plan to visit the lake and enjoy the beautiful scenery, then you should come to Croatia. there was one of the most beautiful lakes on earth. it is known as Plitvice lake. It surrounded by 3 mountains and steep cliffs, those are mala Kapela mountain, Dinaric Alps mountain, and medvedek mountain.  Plitvice Lakes is part of the national park Plitvice in Croatia. everyone who came to this lake said that the Plitvice...

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Laila Peak, Pakistan

 Laila Peak is a 20,000ft (6096m) high mountain, part of the Karakoram mountain range in Pakistan. Well known for it’s beautiful, distinctive spear-like shape, Laila Peak has only been climbed a few times. Unsurprising given that it’s dramatic northwest face features a 45-degree slope for more than 4900 vertical feet (1500m). Only the most experienced of climbers would dare take on this feat. The climbing season runs from June until...

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Jeita Grotto, Libanon

Jeita Grotto, the longest cave in the Middle East, is located approximately 11 miles (18km) north of Beirut. It consists of two separate, but interconnected, limestone caves, and boasts a length of 5.6 miles (9km). One of the worlds most amazing agglomerations of stalactites and stalagmites, Jeita Grotto is widely considered to be the pride of Lebanon, and featured as a finalist in the New 7 Wonders of Nature competition. The caves...

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Stone Forest National Park, China

Situated close to the bustling city of Kunming in China’s Lunan Yi Autonomous province, Stone Forest National Park is a scenic area boasting an array of captivating limestone formations. Bewitching, dove grey stones, shaped like trees, animals and even fungi, rise up from the earth and point into the heavens, casting eerie shadows. Unsurprisingly, the Stone Forest National Park is very popular amongst tourists who are keen to marvel at its unique...

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Cenarth Falls, Wales

The cascading Cenarth Falls on the River Teifi are the centrepiece of the village of Cenarth on the border of Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire. The perfect location for a relaxing day trip; keep an eye out for the famous leaping salmon along the river. Take a lovely peaceful walk along the riverbank where you will be met with picturesque views of the River Teifi, the 17th century bridge and finally the breathtaking Cenarth...

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The Wave, Arizona

The Wave is a geological marvel found on the slopes of the Coyote Buttes, at the Arizona-Utah border. It’s believed to date back to the Jurassic period during which time prevailing winds pushed the sandy desert dunes across the sandstone, etching it, while water runoff deposited chemicals such as manganese and iron. The resulting bands of color are referred to as the Liesegang rings, named after a German chemist. Swirled bands of color run through...

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