Hoh Rainforest – World’s Most Spectacular Temperate Rainforests
Hoh Rainforest is one of the largest temperate rainforests in the United States. This area does not have sweeping vistas of peaks or the ocean like other Olympic National Park spots. It is located...
The Jaw-dropping Laguna Colorada Bolivia
The Bolivian altiplano has a shallow salt lake called Laguna Colorada (Red Lagoon), within Eduardo Avaroa Andean Fauna National Reserve. The Uyuni Salt Flats are just a few hours' drives away and are a...
Dar al-Hajar – Yemen’s Spectacular Royal Architecture
Yemen's Dar al-Hajar, or 'stone house', is a rock column behold one of the world's most spectacular constructions. The former royal residence grows out of the rock pinnacle upon which it’s perched. The Dar...
Mysterious Frozen Crater in Northern Siberia
These superb images of a Frozen Crater in Northern Siberia released by the Russian Centre of Arctic Exploration capture the poignant beauty of a mysterious crater that was made in recent times on the...
Jabal Al-Noor – The Mountain of Light in Makkah
Jabal al-Noor, also called “Mountain of Light”, “Hill of Illumination" or “Hill of Enlightenment” is a mountain near Makkah in Saudi Arabia's Hejaz region. Jabel Al-Noor is a popular place in Makkah due to...
Amazing Rainbow Vista in the Valley of Fire
This is an amazing nature wonder called Rainbow Vista. It is a multicolored rock situated in the Valley of Fire. Its natural colors are so amazing during sunset. The Nevada State Park sign states,...
Caves of Hercules Morocco
Cape Spartel, Morocco, is home to the Caves of Hercules, an archaeological cave complex. The popular tourist attraction is located 14 kilometers west of Tangier, next to the King's summer palace. There is a...
Fitz Roy: Patagonia’s Most Iconic Peak
Human nature is always looking for something different and incredible, like Fitz Roy, which is covered by heavy snow, actually a breathtaking mountain. Monte Fitz Roy also popular as Cerro Chaltén, Cerro Fitz Roy,...
Pingualuit Crater – Well-Preserved Circular Meteorite Crater
In the far north of Quebec, a province in Canada lies an excellent natural wonder a circular lake of blue waters confined within the walls of an ancient but well-preserved meteorite, Pingualuit Crater. Largely...
Lindisfarne Castle – A 16th Century castle is well worth a look
Lindisfarne Castle is located near Berwick-upon-Tweed in Northumberland, England, near the Holy Island, and was heavily altered by Sir Edwin Lutyens. It dates from the 16th century. A causeway connects the mainland to the...
Castle Rock: Must-Visit Spot for Nature Lovers in Kansas
Those who believe that Kansas is flat have not visited these rocks. South of Quinter (Castle Rock) and Oakley (Monument Rocks) are two most impressive rock formations. Castle Rock is a prominent chalk pillar...
Majestic Shoshone Falls: True Natural Wonder in Idaho
Shoshone Falls is among the best natural beauties, along with the Snake River, and is located almost five miles east of the city of Twin Falls. Nestled in the Snake River Valley in southern...
Tonina – The Mystery of the Maya Civilization
What calamity could have happened at the dawn of the 10th century to this once influential city that today lies in ruin? The secrecy endures, though archeologists are categorical on unsure points. It was...
Latourell Falls: What Makes This Oregon Waterfall So Special?
Latourell Falls is a waterfall located within Guy W. Talbot State Park along the Columbia River Gorge in Portland, Oregon. Latourell Falls is an exceptional example of columnar basalt formations—a single jewel in the...
El Caminito del Rey Path – Most Dangerous Foothpath in Spain
El Caminito del Rey Path - The world’s most dangerous footpath is set to reopen for the tourist season on 22 April 2017. This is one of Spain’s most prevalent tourist attractions. The El...
The Unique Shaped Tent Rocks
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks is a distinctive group of rock formations situated in the foothills of the Jemez Mountains, north-central New Mexico, U.S., between Albuquerque and Santa Fe, about 40 miles southwest of the latter.
The...
Carhenge – The Replica of Stonehenge in Nebraska
Carhenge is a replica of England's Stonehenge located near the city of Alliance, Nebraska, in the United States. Carhenge is built by American artist Jim Reinders as a tribute to his dad in 1987,...
Horseshoe Bend – Ultimate Experience of Mother Nature
Horseshoe bend is located 5 miles downstream from Glen Canyon Dam Lake Powell within Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, about 4 miles southwest of Page. It is the name of a horseshoe-shaped meander of...
The Amguid Crater
Amguid Crater is a meteorite crater located in the inaccessible region of southwestern Algeria, The crater is roughly 65 meters deep and around 500 to 530 meters in diameter (measured with Google Earth). Amguid...
Devil’s Den Cave in Florida
Devil's Den Cave is a karst window, in which the roof over a subterranean river has collapsed, exposing the water to the open surface, near Williston, Florida. It is privately owned and operated as...
Kummakivi – The Strange Balancing Rock of Ruokolahti Finland
Nature makes its own ways. There are many things that make a person wonder how it happened. Like a seven-meter-long boulder perplex visitors how a large rock balances itself without the human force. How...
The Scared Crater Lake of Oregon
Crater Lake, known as “Old Man of the Lake,” is a caldera lake located in south-central Oregon in the western United States. Crater Lake is famous due to its deep blue color and water...
Oman Forest – Blooms for Three Months in a Year
Oman Forest blooms for three months in a year. The jungle of Oman, revealed in a series of photographs, is an incredibly pop-up forest in the desert that only blooms for three months a...
Umpqua Hot Springs: Uncover the Magic of Hidden Gem for Relaxation
The Umpqua Hot Springs are a stunning collection of geothermal springs situated at a height of 2,640 feet along the North Umpqua River in the U.S. state of Oregon. "Umpqua" translates to "dancing water"...
Natchez Indian Trail History
The prehistoric Natchez Trace, named by French traders and meaning "Natchez Indian Trail," runs across Mississippi and Alabama before entering Tennessee. The 440-mile, (708-kilometer-long) pathway was opened by Archaic Indians over 8,000 years ago....