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Giant's Causeway: Bushmills, IrelandWhether you believe this unusually geometric rock formation that juts into the Atlan...
21/01/2023

Giant's Causeway: Bushmills, Ireland
Whether you believe this unusually geometric rock formation that juts into the Atlantic Ocean was caused by volcanic activity 60 million years ago or by a local trying to defeat an invading Scottish giant, Giant's Causeway is a must-see. Go early to catch the first guided tour – you'll want to learn about the sight's tales before you set out to explore its 40,000 basalt columns on your own.

Scala dei Turchi: Agrigento, SicilyThis unusual terraced cliff of marble and sandstone gets its name, which means "Stair...
21/01/2023

Scala dei Turchi: Agrigento, Sicily
This unusual terraced cliff of marble and sandstone gets its name, which means "Stairs of the Turks" in English, from the marauding Ottoman pirates who used to shelter behind it. The bright white formation separates two beach coves in Agrigento and contrasts strikingly with the marine blue sea. To fully explore its ever-shifting steps without crowds, be sure to arrive early. Also, keep an eye out for young daredevils diving off its peak.

Leaning Tower of Pisa: Pisa, ItalyThe 197-foot bell tower rose at Campo dei Miracoli between the 12th and 14th centuries...
19/01/2023

Leaning Tower of Pisa: Pisa, Italy
The 197-foot bell tower rose at Campo dei Miracoli between the 12th and 14th centuries to accompany a Romanesque cathedral and baptistery. Although it began tilting immediately, Pisa's eight-story marble structure, ringed with arches and 207 support columns, was considered an engineering feat. Following centuries of effort to right it, the Leaning Tower of Pisa reopened in 2001 after three years of placing weights on the tower and removing soil from the bottom. The foundation succeeded in reducing the tilt. Snap an obligatory selfie, walk up nearly 300 steps to the top or linger at one of the top hotels nearby.

Great Barrier Reef: AustraliaWith 1,430 miles of reef to explore, the Great Barrier Reef is the ultimate destination for...
16/01/2023

Great Barrier Reef: Australia
With 1,430 miles of reef to explore, the Great Barrier Reef is the ultimate destination for divers, snorkelers and fans of marine life, especially in June. Fly into Cairns or Hamilton Island before joining a sailing excursion or a flightseeing tour to the reef. Despite suffering from two coral bleaching events in 2016 and 2017, you still have the chance to see colorful fish and coral during your visit.

Li River, ChinaLocated in Guilin in South China’s Guangxi, Li River is renowned for being one of ‘the world’s top 10 wat...
13/01/2023

Li River, China
Located in Guilin in South China’s Guangxi, Li River is renowned for being one of ‘the world’s top 10 watery wonders’ according to National Geographic. For a memorable and unique experience, take the Li River cruise from Guilin to Yangshuo and enjoy the breathtaking scenery. Along the waterway, enjoy looking at the water buffaloes, farmers working in fields, and traditional villages situated at the base of the hills. Bamboo rafting, cormorant fishing, hiking, and watching the night show Impression Liu Sanjie is must-visit activities here.

Sagrada Família, Barcelona, SpainStill under construction, Gaudí’s most celebrated work normally draws millions of visit...
10/01/2023

Sagrada Família, Barcelona, Spain
Still under construction, Gaudí’s most celebrated work normally draws millions of visitors to see its unfinished grandeur every year. The elaborate building’s most impressive part is its dramatic Nativity façade, which was created under the personal supervision of Gaudí himself and has thousands of intricate carvings depicting and related to the birth of Christ.

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