There are a lot of cool places in Russia, but many are afraid to visit them, because they are sure that there is a wilderness, and there are no conditions for a comfortable stay. Actually it is not. Now almost everywhere you can catch mobile Internet, find a place to sleep and pay with a bank card.
1. Vyshny Volochek (Tver region)
This settlement in the Tver region is called the Russian Venice. He received such a nickname because of the many canals of the Vyshnevolotskaya water system that stretched across the city. 
Vyshny Volochyok is a place with a long history. And the architecture here is appropriate. For example, there are buildings with arcades and openwork lattices. It is worth visiting the Kazan Monastery, the region of the island and historical Center. True, many buildings are in a dilapidated state, but this also has its own charm.
2. Big Thach (Adygea)
Natural park near Maikop. Bolshoy Thach has a waterfall, forest ranges, and rivers. In general, nature is wonderful. You can meet amazing animals, such as chamois and mountain goats. 
Going to Bolshoy Thach is primarily worth it because of the mountain of the same name. It is located in the center of the park and has a height of 2368.4 meters. UNESCO has included this peak in the World Heritage List. One side of the mountain is covered with plants, the other side with steep rocks.
You can climb Big Thach on foot. The ascent is not difficult, so it is suitable even for those who have been hiking for a short time or even decided to conquer the mountain for the first time. From the top point of Bolshoy Thach, a gorgeous view opens up. If you are lucky with the weather, you can see Elbrus.
3. Valaam Island
On this island in Lake Ladoga located the village of the same name and the ancient monastery. It is because of him that Valaam is worth visiting. Most of the buildings of the monastery are snow-white, and the Church of the Valaam Icon of the Mother of God is decorated with blue domes.
Here, on the island, you can find monastic sketes, eat dairy products and meat from a local farm, and see beautiful "skirt" firs. These trees are called so because of their appearance: their crowns are narrow, and the branches expand towards the ground. 
A_Mikhail/Depositphotos.com You can get to Valaam only by water. Ships to the island go from several cities: Sortavala, Pitkyaranta, Priozersk, Petrozavodsk and St. Petersburg.
4. Arkaim and Taganay (Chelyabinsk region)
IN Chelyabinsk region many cool national parks and reserves. But Arkaim is the most remarkable of them. This ancient city, which was built before our era. Of course, you will not find old buildings on the territory of the reserve, but you can see the outlines of the fortress city bronze age succeed. 
After Arkaim, go to the Taganay National Park - the road by car will take only two hours. Look at nature Southern Urals and conquer mountain ranges.
5. Kronotsky Nature Reserve (Kamchatka Territory)
One of the oldest reserves in Russia. It is impossible to get to it by land - only by air, by helicopter. On the territory there is a fir grove, the Valley of Geysers, 25 volcanoes and the basin of the old Uzon volcano - the eruption occurred about 40,000 years ago. Bighorn sheep, reindeer, sea lions, anthur, and sea otters live in the reserve. These animals are listed in the Red Book. And in the Kronotsky Reserve, the largest population of the brown bear. If you're lucky, you might see a mother bear with her cubs.
6. Manpupuner (Komi Republic)
A plateau with a unique geological monument - weathering pillars. Otherwise they are called Mansi boobies. These are seven huge - 15-storey building high - stone pillars. They were formed hundreds, thousands of years from a part Ural mountains exposed to wind, rain and snow. Weathering pillars are considered one of the seven wonders of Russia.
The nearest settlement is the village of Troitsko-Pechorsk. From it to Manpupuner, you must first go by car, and then go 40 km through the taiga. Otherwise, the plateau can only be reached by helicopter. This place is hidden from the eyes of most people and therefore it is even more magical.
7. Khangalassky ulus (Sakha)
In the Khangalassky ulus, it is worth visiting the Lena Pillars National Park. On its territory there is beautiful nature and several amazing places. The first is the eponymous natural object from the UNESCO World Heritage List. "Lena Pillars" - a series high cliffs, which stretches for 40 km along the Lena River. They look like a landscape from a fairy tale - as if something mysterious and impregnable is hidden behind the rocks. 
Second place - buffalo "Ust-Buotama". Nursery of big and shaggy bison. These forest animals are gradually disappearing, they are listed in the International Red Book. So don't miss the opportunity to see them live while you still can.
The third is tukulans. This is the name of the Yakut deserts. Here, scientists discovered the remains of a mammoth, an ancient bison and a rhinoceros.
8. Ivolginsky datsan (Buryatia)
Buddhist monastery complex, no worse than in South Korea, Laos or Thailand. The Ivolginsky datsan was built after the end of World War II. On the territory there are several colorful buildings, the sculpture "Little Buddha", a museum of Buddhist art.
In the main temple of the complex, you can see the body of the former head of the Buddhists of Eastern Siberia, Khambo Lama Dashi-Dorzho Itigelov. He died in 1927, then was buried in a sarcophagus, and in 2002 raised from the ground. The Hambo Lama's body has not yet begun to smolder.
You need to visit the Ivolginsky datsan, even if you are not religious. Because it is an amazing attraction for Russia. And not far from it is Baikal - three hours, and you are near the very deep lake in the world.
9. Lake Ubsu-Nur (Tyva)
Another UNESCO World Heritage Site. amazing lake, which is no less interesting than Baikal. The water in Ubsu-Nur is salty, despite this, the lake is covered with ice for most of the year - from October to May. More than a hundred species of birds and about 40 species of mammals live on the territory. 
Ubsu-Nur is located on the border of Russia and Mongolia, so you will need a border pass to visit. Less than 1% of the lake is located on Russian territory. It is better to go on a trip to Uvs-Nur with a tourist group, otherwise you can get lost.
10. Chara Sands (Trans-Baikal Territory)
Desert right in the middle of Siberia. Huge sand dunes are surrounded by taiga and swamps. An amazing landscape that you should definitely see with your own eyes. 
You can look at the Siberian miracle from afar in the village of Chara and the village of Novaya Chara: the desert rises a little above the rest of the landscape, so it is clearly visible. You can also get close to the Chara Sands, but it’s better to do it in winter: in summer the Middle Sakukan river will block the road.
Solution 2956: Find sentences that use the same punctuation rule for dashes. Write down the numbers of these sentences. (1) One of the unique places in Kabardino-Balkaria is the Chegem Gorge. (2) It
Task 21. Find the sentences where the dash is placed according to the same punctuation rule. Write down the numbers of these sentences.
(1)One of unique places Kabardino-Balkaria - Chegem Gorge. (2) It stretches along the Chegem River, cutting through several mountain ranges: Rocky, Wooded, Side and Pasture. (3) In the place where the gorge pierces the Rocky Range, a gorge has formed - its narrowest part. (4) The width of the gorge narrows in places to 15 m, and on the sides it is clamped by sheer cliffs that go up 100-200 m, hanging over the path and the roaring Chegem. (5) The stream washed the limestone here, so the colors of the rocks of the gorge have warm shades: from cream to orange. (6) Towers rise on the mountain ancient settlement, and at the end of the gorge offers a view of the most picturesque mountain The main Caucasian ridge - Tikhtengen with a height of 4611 m, to the west of which at a level of 3780 m passes the high mountain pass Tviber. (7) 3here the path of amateur tourists ends: the road is blocked by a powerful glacier - movement along it is allowed only for climbers.
Solution.
In this task, we select all sentences in which the sign specified in the task is set (colon, comma or dash), and determine what rules the setting of this sign is associated with. We need to find one of the repeated options and write down all the sentences that match the same rule. If one of the sentences is omitted or at least one extra is written out, the task is not scored.
Consider those sentences in which a dash is placed, and in each case we define a rule.
(1) One of the unique places in Kabardino-Balkaria is the Chegem Gorge. - a dash between the subject and the predicate.
(3) In the place where the gorge pierces the Rocky Range, a gorge has formed - its narrowest part. - dash when applied.
(6) The towers of an ancient settlement rise on the mountain, and at the end of the gorge, a view opens up to the most picturesque mountain of the Main Caucasian Range - Tikhtengen, 4611 m high, to the west of which, at a level of 3780 m, passes the high mountain pass Tviber. - dash when applied.
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Iceland has become a popular tourist attraction over the past few years.
13 Unique Places to Visit in Iceland
Currently, the number of tourists exceeds the number of residents by almost 3:1 during the peak of the summer months.
But even with such a huge influx of tourists and endless affordable online information about the country most visitors miss out on some of the most unique places in Iceland.
In this post, instead of talking about the places that everyone is talking about, we will talk about some of the best and unique places to visit in Iceland.
Let's start!
Hallgrimskirkja - Reykjavik
Being the most tall building Iceland and one of Reykjavik's most famous landmarks, the Hallgrimskirkja Church dominates the city's skyline. It is visible almost everywhere in the city, but many tourists never bother to visit this brutal church on the hill.
But bypassing this structure is a mistake.
Built over the course of 41 years, it evokes the impressive scenery around Iceland.
The bell tower not only provides an impressive view of the vastness of Reykjavik, but the interior impresses with its own 15 m high cabinet, which sounds 5275 pipes!
Westfjords
One of the least visited regions in Iceland is the Westfjords and this shouldn't be the case.
However, most of Iceland's western fjords are bypassed due to their remoteness and distance from other "famous sights worth visiting".
Due to the relative lack of tourists passing through the area, its attractions remain unknown to the masses.
While black sand beach Reynisfjara is famous in the south, its pink sand cousin Raudasandur is unknown.
The black sand beach of Reynisfjara is a must see in Iceland - Dave and I haven't seen the pink sand beach of Raudasandur
Every tourist in Iceland knows the Gullfoss waterfall, but who knows the much more impressive Dynjandi?
Here in the Westfjords, you'll find rare fishing villages tucked away in sheltered bays, great sweeping views, and landscapes that time (and tourists) have all but forgotten.
And this is as good a reason as any other!
Waterfall Dynjandi
Tucked away in the western fjords, Dynjandi is one of the most breathtaking waterfalls in Iceland. Literally translated, its name means "thunder" and it doesn't disappoint!
This giant waterfall is felt before it is seen and is an impressive sight!
Unlike other waterfalls around Iceland, which usually fall vertically, Dynjandi is a cascading waterfall. This gives it a 60m wide and 100+m high beauty.
A short 15 minute walk from the camp along the river and a few small cascades will bring you face to face with the fury of Dinjandi.
Don't forget your camera! Dinjandi is definitely one of the most unique places in Iceland and you will want to take a close up photo of it in front of you!
Icelandic Phallological Museum
Another weird and wonderful Icelandic museum dedicated to all things phallic.
You heard right... The Icelandic Phallological Museum is the world's largest collection of phallic specimens; in fact, they have instances belonging to all various types mammals found in the country!
Strange to stop after lunch while wandering around Reykjavik. It is clear that this is not for everyone, but if nothing else helps to tell good story when you get home, and unique? Most likely!
Strandagaldur - Museum of Icelandic Witchcraft and Witchcraft
Most Icelanders believe in all sorts of bizarre ideas. From elves to sorcery, you'll find a local who will swear it's real.
I can't say I'm a big supporter, but when in Rome, right?
Set in the small, sleepy village of Holmavik in Iceland's western fjords, this spooky Museum of Icelandic Witchcraft and Witchcraft is sure to spark your imagination or make your skin crawl.
Display of human skin trousers - Wikipedia Photo (photos not allowed)
I can't help but think of The Silence of the Lambs when viewing the strangest item in the museum, a set of human skin trousers. This is definitely one of the most unique places to visit in Iceland!
Silfra Fissur
What most visitors to Iceland don't realize is that the country is literally being torn in two. Sitting atop the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and spanning two different tectonic plates, Iceland is growing at a rate of about 25mm per year.
Nowhere is this more evident than in Silfra's Fissures. national park Thingvellir.
The Silfra fissure is a fissure formed by these powerful tectonic forces at work. Here, centuries-old glacial meltwater seeps through the porous lava rock that feeds Lake Thingvellir and lends visibility to one of its world-famous qualities.
Snorkelers and divers from all over the world flock to swim through the crack, effectively sailing through the no man's land between continents!
With visibility over 100m you really feel like you are flying, only 2°C water brings you back to reality. If you are looking for unique places to visit in Iceland, Silfra is definitely the one!
Bridge between continents
Continuing to play on Iceland's sprawling waistline, you can find another part of the ever-growing rift southwest of Reykjavik on the Reykjanes peninsula.
There is no diving or snorkeling here, more like a bridge crossing a much more visible chasm.
Known as a bridge between continents, it was built as a symbol of connection and cooperation between Europe and North America.
Jokulsarlon Glacier Lagoon (Iceberg Lagoon)
Iceland is covered in glaciers, but most tourists pass by with only a photo or a faint memory.
On south coast Iceland lies a real treasure.
This is a treasure where you can get up close and personal not only with Iceland's glaciers, but also with the icebergs they produce.
Jokulsarlon is a vast glacial lagoon on the coast just a few hundred meters from the sea.
Here, while seals play and tourists run on zodiac boats, icebergs sway casually before being sucked out to see before washing up on the beaches that adjoin the lagoon.
Perhaps not as far off the beaten track as other destinations, Jokulsarlon made the list because it is simply unique.
Diamond Beach
While exploring Jokulsarlon, be sure to cross the road and see the stunning black sand beach.
It is famous for the icebergs that wash up on the shore as they emerge from Jokulsarlon downriver into the Atlantic Ocean.
Both the black sand beach and the glacial lagoon are on the Icelandic Circle Route.
Fjadrarglufur Canyon
Fjardargljufur Canyon is hidden right off Iceland's main ring road. Here he waited patiently in relative obscurity until Justin Beber and his hit video "I'll Show You" garnered attention.
Fjadrargljufur is a stunningly rocky canyon jutting out of the green hills nearby.
This picturesque canyon is a favorite among photographers and Instagrammers. It's easy to see why!
While it has no scale grand canyon or the depths of Copper Canyon in Mexico, its narrow width and sheer cliff walls make it stunning nonetheless.
Seljavallalaug Hot Spring / Pool
Perhaps the oldest pool in Iceland does not attract tourists.
But when you see a photo of Seljavallaug hidden in the slope of a green, mountain-ringed valley and realize that you can still swim in this geothermal pool, you too will want to drop your day plans and visit!
A short walk from the temporary parking lot next to the farm follows the river into an ever narrowing valley and then crosses the river at several points and takes you to Seljavallalaug.
The water is warm but not hot and the pool is great for a midday chill out along the south coast!
Grjótagjá Cave of Hot Springs
Grjótagjá is one of the most unique hot springs in Iceland and might sound familiar to you if you're a fan of the hit TV series Game of Thrones.
This hot spring in a lava cave appears in a season 3 episode as the setting for a highly anticipated love scene between the main characters.
Although swimming is not allowed here (the water is too hot and slightly acidic), I follow the cave and open it with a big recommendation!
If you really want to take a dip in a hot spring, the Myvatn Natural Baths are just the way to go and a great way to end a day exploring Iceland!
Snllsfellsjökull National Park
national park Snæfellsjökull is another unique place in Iceland that gets fewer visitors than it deserves.
Established in 2001 to protect selected landscapes and important historical relics, it also provides the infrastructure that allows tourists to access this wild peninsula.
Here you can go down and explore the 8000 year old lava tube in Vatnshellir cave, climb into dormant volcano in Saxhall Crater and even look for puffins along the rugged basalt cliffs of Londrangar.
The Snaefellsness Peninsula and Snæfellsjökull National Park are places to add to your Icelandic itinerary!
glymur waterfall
Until recently, Glymur was the most high waterfall in Iceland. Just because of this fact, you would expect this to be a general stopover for visitors to the country.
However, it is somewhat remote and requires a bit of a hike, so even tourists who pass through the area are likely to miss it.
Only available during the summer months and you'll want to plan on a three-hour round trip.
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The thermal waters of Iceland's Blue Lagoon are one of the most popular things to do in Iceland
When visiting Iceland, you will see many attractions that are worth seeing.
But if you get off hiking trail and check out the lesser known and more unique places to visit in Iceland, you will surely leave yourself speechless.
Some of the top things to do in Iceland (which are on the popular tourist route are:
View from the hike to the Glymur waterfall
- Blue Lagoon - bustling hot springs outside of Reykjavik
- lava fields- the largest lava flow in the world, located in the south of Iceland.
- Vik rocks- Sea stacks and caves on the black beach
- Gullfoss waterfall- the most popular waterfall in Iceland
- Golden Circle Route- This is a popular ring road that circles all over the country.
- Icelandic Horses - These horses are unique to Iceland and nothing beats going for a ride and trying Tolt on an Icelandic horse.
More detailed information about Iceland can be found in our guide to Iceland.
Iceland tours
- Independent travel in Iceland is possible with a rental car, but you can book some tours in advance if you're not driving.
- We use GetYourGuide as our travel company as it is easy to book in advance, cancel with 24 hours notice and we loved the tours we took with us.
- Whale Watching - Husavik, the whale watching capital of Iceland, and this is the original. If you are going to watch whales this is a good option.
- Golden Circle Tour - Pick up from Reykjavik and explore the sights of South Iceland including the Geyser, discover where the tectonic plates meet North America and Eurasia in Chingvellir National Park and Gullfoss waterfall.
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These are just 13 of the hundreds of unique attractions in Iceland. We have barely scratched the surface of what the country has to offer.
If you get the chance to visit the land of fire and ice, I encourage you to drop everything and take this! Iceland has quickly become one of my favorite places and I look forward to returning again and again!
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Fury of southern Iceland - black beaches, waterfalls and trolls
Northern Lights Delight
Milk Cascade Gullfoss
The world has a huge number of places and attractions that you want to visit. All of them are something special and attract the attention of thousands of tourists every year. When planning your next trip, take a look at this list and maybe visiting one of these amazing places will leave you with a lasting impression.
1)
A large sinkhole located in the center of Lighthouse Reef, an atoll in the Belize barrier reef. The diameter of this natural wonder is 305 meters, and it goes 120 meters deep. The blue hole annually attracts a huge number of divers from all over the world.
2) "Wave" in Arizona, USA
In the state of Arizona in the USA, there are rocks covered with intricate layered patterns that give this place an ethereal look. located close to major settlements, therefore, has gained great popularity among tourists.
These chocolate hills are located on the island of Bohol in the Philippines. In total, there are more than 1200 such hills covered with greenery in this area.
This place in the Karakum desert in Turkmenistan, nicknamed the Gate to Hell, was formed after unsuccessful drilling in search of gas. During drilling in 1971, all equipment, including the drilling rig, fell into the resulting crater, which was filled with gas. To avoid accidents and poisoning, it was decided to set fire to this gas, and since then, it has continued to burn for more than 40 years.
IN Chinese province Hunan became the prototype of fantastic landscapes from the movie "Avatar". More than 3,000 sandy mountains rise to a height of up to 800 meters and are of great interest to tourists, especially after the success of Cameron's film.
One of the most accessible amazing places on the planet, many Russian tourists have already been there, since Pamukkale is only a few hours from the popular Turkish resort- Antalya. Pamukkale, which means "Cotton Castle", is a snow-white terrace filled with water from mineral springs. The water in these terraces is believed to have healing properties.
7) Antelope Canyon, USA
Antelope Canyon is located in the southwestern United States, 240 kilometers from. Wind and water for many thousands of years have done a great job, which resulted in this amazing canyon of reddish-red flowers.
Do you know that the most active volcano located in Antarctica? Erebus Volcano (Ice Towers of Mount Erebus) was discovered on January 28, 1841 by an English expedition led by polar explorer Sir James Clark Ross on the ships Erebus and Terror. The height of this volcano is 3794 meters, which makes it one of the most high points Antarctica. Inside the volcano is a large lava lake.
9) Kasha-Katuwe-Tent Rocks Monument, USA
This national monument is located in the state of New Mexico, 60 kilometers from the city of Santa Fe and was formed due to the deposition of volcanic rocks.
10) Ischigualasto Natural Park, Argentina
This park, which is also called The Valley of the Moon, is located in the province of San Juan in Argentina. Not the most popular place among tourists, as it is located far from the main tourist routes, but this is where NASA tried out its rovers. The landscape of this place looks alien.
11) Uyuni Salt Flat, Bolivia
Salt Lake (Salar de Uyuni) in Bolivia is located near Lake Titicaca - this is one of the most amazing and photogenic places on our planet. Everything in this area is saturated with salt, it is everywhere, but the most amazing sight happens when it rains and everything is covered with a thin layer of water, the ideal surface of which turns into a mirror.
12) Landscape Danxia (Danxia Landform), China
It may seem that this incredible landscape is just the result of the work of Photoshop, but it is a real geological feature, formed due to the overlay of sandstone and other mineral rocks. This natural site is located in the Chinese province of Gansu. In 2010 Danxia Landscape was listed World Heritage UNESCO.
13) Crystal Cave of the Giants, Mexico
This cave with the largest crystals in the world was found recently in 2000 near the city of Chihuahua in Mexico. These giants are up to 15 meters long and 1.5 meters wide and are composed of zinc-silver-lead salts. The cave has a special climate (almost 60 degrees Celsius and 100% humidity), in which a person cannot spend more than 5-10 minutes.
14) Dry Valleys, Antarctica
The dry valley is the territory of three oasis valleys (Victoria, Wright, Taylor) in Antarctica to the west of McMurdo Sound. Hurricane winds, lack of precipitation, low temperatures created a unique climate in this place. Rare lakes have long turned into ice wells, in which, according to some scientists, unknown microorganisms live.
15) Socotra Island, Yemen
Socotra is an archipelago in Indian Ocean, consisting of 4 islands, located off the coast of Somalia. These islands have preserved unique plant and animal life, many of which can only be found here. The symbol of the archipelago is the endemic dragon tree.
16)Giants Causeway, Ireland
More than 40,000 basalt columns form a path that leads to the foot of the volcano, thanks to the eruption of which these amazing columns arose. The Trail of the Giants is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Northern Ireland.
17) Kliluk Lake, the Spotted Lake, Canada
The local native Indians consider this lake to be sacred. The water of this lake has bright colors, as it is saturated with sodium sulfates, calcium, magnesium and other minerals. During the hot season, the water in the lake dries up and many small puddles form, which have different colors, depending on which element of the periodic table prevails in them.
18) Pulpit or Preikestolen, Norway
Preikestolen Rock - a favorite place for photographers and just tourists, is a huge rock-cliff with a flat area of 25 by 25 meters. The height of the cliff is 604 meters and from its top there is a beautiful view of the surrounding landscape. Preikestolen Rock is one of Norway's most popular attractions.
19) Plitvice Lakes, Croatia
Plitvice Lakes are the main attraction of Croatia. There are 16 large and several small lakes, about 20 mysterious caves and 120 waterfalls. In this place, you can find many species of plants and animals that are unique and found only in the Plitvice Lakes region, so they are strictly protected by UNESCO.
20) Cappadocia, Türkiye
Cappadocia, or the "Land of Beautiful Horses" is a unique place located in the Göreme Valley in Turkey. Cappadocia is almost a whole world that is hidden in caves of volcanic origin, there are houses, monasteries, unique multi-tiered underground cities and much more, all this appeared before our era. This unique place is rightfully popular with tourists coming to Turkey.
21) Yellowstone National Park, USA
Yellowstone National Park - unique natural Park known throughout the world. The most famous and most visited national park in the United States. Yellowstone is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. This park is located on the territory of three states at once: Montana, Idaho and Wyoming. Yellowstone is famous for its unique geological objects: geysers, geothermal springs and the largest dormant volcano of the entire continent - Caldera.
22) Tunnel of love in the city of Klevan, Ukraine
This tunnel of trees envelops railways that pass near the city of Klevan. Because of its amazing beauty and romance, this place is called the Tunnel of Love. In summer, when the tunnel is in its prime, newlyweds like to come here, taking a photo against its background is considered a good sign.
23) Corinth Canal, Greece
It is impossible to believe that this channel was created by human hands. The construction of the Corinth Canal began under the emperor Nero in 67 BC, and ended only in 1893. This unique creation Man's hands connect the Saronic Gulf Aegean Sea and the Gulf of Corinth ionian sea. The depth of the Corinth Canal is 8 meters and the width is 24 meters.
One of the most beautiful places in Chile - Lake Lago General Carrera, in which are marble caves. This unique natural cave consists entirely of multi-colored marble (pink and blue), there are more than 5,000 million tons of it.
25) Village of Monsanto, Portugal
This small Portuguese town is built among huge stone boulders, many of which serve as homes for local residents. The town of Monsanto almost entirely consists of one-story buildings, which are separated by narrow streets, getting here, you can feel like in the Middle Ages.
The views of this icy canyon in Greenland are mesmerizing, its deep blue waters are mesmerizing and you can get lost in the many artfully crafted ice arches. This canyon is the largest on the island, and its waters are home to bowhead whales, seals and walruses.
27) Skaftafell, Iceland
Skaftafell Park is Iceland's natural wonder, containing the ice caves of Jökulsarlon.
28) Multnomah Falls, USA
29) Seljalandfoss waterfall, Iceland
This temple carved into the rocks truly deserves the title of one of the wonders of the world. The construction of this city began before our era, and at present it is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List.
32) The town of Riomaggiore, Italy
A small town in Italy, in which houses are piled on the rocks right at the edge of the sea. In Riomaggiore, driving is prohibited.
33) Loy Krathong Festival, Thailand
Every year a festival is held in Thailand, the unchanging tradition of which is the launch of sky lanterns. This amazing sight, when thousands of luminous lights rise into the sky at the same time, is simply mesmerizing. If you are in Thailand in November, do not miss this festival.
34) Mount Roraima, Venezuela
The height of Mount Roraima is 2723 meters, and the summit plateau has an area of 35 square kilometers. Reports of an expedition to the mountain region inspired Arthur Conan Doyle to write The Lost World.
35) Etretat, Normandy, France
It is impossible to list in one place all the interesting places on the planet, because each place is unique in its own way and deserves attention, but we tried to gather a lot interesting places which you should pay attention to when going on your next trip.
