Long before our days on this planet, the world was continuously carving and shaping its beauty from its many treasures, perfectly harmonious with the wildlife that flourishes in and around it.
The word “grand” doesn't even come close to the feeling of looking over the giant, cavernous ravines carved through miles of rock over millions of years by the Colorado River. Some tourists describe their first time as a religious experience.
The consensus that water is blue doesn’t hold up with Moraine Lake’s turquoise-colored glossy appearance. Shaded by Ten Peaks’ dense greenery and mountains, this lake dates to the previous ice age and is the perfect picturesque backdrop for fun activities such as canoeing, kayaking, and hiking.
Nature has always been a delicate balance, and the Great Barrier Reef is no exception. Teeming with marine life, this colorful world of inhabitants helps to light up Australia's tropical coastline.
With its gorgeous cascades and jungle landscape, this semi-circular system of waterfalls is one of the largest and most impressive in the world. Iguazu Falls is a well-established UNESCO World Heritage site that borders Argentina and Brazil, though guests have noted that it's best to view the falls from the Brazilian side.
As one of the most romantic places to get married, the Cliffs of Moher boasts gorgeous Namurian shale and sandstone cliffs overlooking a long stretch of Ireland’s southwestern coast.
As a prominent symbol of Switzerland and the most photographed mountain in the world, the Matterhorn's nearly perfect pyramid-shaped silhouette draws large crowds of tourists from Zermatt each year to this beautiful destination.