16 breathtaking views that will undoubtedly be remembered for a lifetime

Our planet, as you know, is full of miracles and magical views, contemplating which you forget about everything. In philosophy, there is the concept of pantheism, which means that nature contains God and expresses it by itself. Sometimes in especially exciting places you start to feel sharply why our ancestors could think so. The grandeur and beauty of our world goes beyond the scope of human imagination and could only be created by someone more than us. Artists and poets, architects and scientists - they all draw inspiration from nature. Let us draw something for ourselves!

The Twelve Apostles, Australia

Despite the fact that there are only eight “apostles”, the flow of tourists to these places does not dry out. "Apostles" are limestone cliffs on the coast that are part of Port Campbell National Park, they are especially amazing in the rays of the setting sun, painted in orange and pink.

Pagan, Myanmar

This once rich city was abandoned by residents in the thirteenth century. Now it is called a ghost town, numerous Buddhist temples, stupas and pagodas testify to its former wealth, some of which are completely covered with gold. Pilgrims from all over the country and tourists from all over the world come here.

Victoria Peak, Hong Kong

Victoria Peak is the highest point on the island. It is located west of the city and offers the “same” fantastic view of Hong Kong, which we used to see on postcards. You can get there by the legendary tram funicular Peak Tram.

Moon Bridge, Taipei, Taiwan

Built in the city park of Dahu, next to a large industrial area, it fascinates and attracts with its peaceful charm. The bridge is made in the traditional Chinese style, is strongly curved and creates a semicircular shape. The reflection and the actual arch of the bridge together form a “lunar” circle, which is why the bridge got its name.

White Cliffs of Dover, England

The famous White chalk cliffs are the reason that England is called "Misty Albion" ("albus" from Roman means white).

Troll Language, Norway

This is the name of the ledge in the rock of Skeggedal because of its unusual shape. “Tongue” is located at an altitude of 350 meters above the mountain lake and is very inaccessible, which does not reduce the flow of tourists - in order to take pictures at the end of the ledge, you have to stand in line.

Mount Corcovado, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

A granite mountain located in the city with a huge statue of Christ the Redeemer at the top offers a unique view of Rio and the famous Sugar Loaf located opposite.

Easter Island Sunrise

The island, discovered by Europeans on Easter Day, is located in the middle of the Pacific Ocean and is famous for its moai figures scattered throughout the island. It is said that the most majestic views are here during dawn and sunset, when the idols cast long shadows.

Melissani Cave, Kefalonia, Greece

A very popular place among tourists is a picturesque cave with an "open ceiling" and a clear mountain lake with clear blue water, playing with magical tints of colors.

Fiatlabaxlade, Iceland

The name of the mountain trail, the route of which is picturesque and amazing.

Mount Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, Africa

The highest peak in Africa, which is a sleeping volcano, receives annually about 40 thousand tourists.

Hotel Cambria in the Swiss Alps

Mountain hotel with incredible views of the Alps. The pool at the hotel is considered to be the most beautiful in the world.

Kezenoi-am Lake, Chechen Republic, Russia

"Pearl of the Caucasus", an alpine lake that offers a picturesque view from the Harami Pass, the largest and deepest in the North Caucasus resulting from a collapse.

Dachstein Glacier Bridge, Austria

It is one of the highest bridges in the world. A distinctive feature is that it is completely made of glass (of course, high strength). We guarantee you an unforgettable sight!

Namib Desert meets the Atlantic Ocean

The oldest desert with the highest dunes goes straight into the ocean, creating a bewitching landscape.

Isle of Skye, Scotland

The second largest island of Scotland has long attracted tourists with its unusual secluded landscapes, ancient architecture and pristine lakes. Many people call this place a "fairy land".