Wonders of the World
1. Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela
2. Sahara Desert's Eye
3. The Tunnel of Love– Kleven, Ukraine
4. Lake Hillier, Middle Island, Australia
5. Mt. Maelifell,
Iceland
6. Kamchatka Ice Cave, Russia
7. Mount Bromo, Indonesia
In the plains called the 'Sea of Sand' lies the 7,000-foot volcano. As harmful as it is possible to be. When it's quiet, it's lovely.
Here, on the island of Java, lies one of the most prominent volcanoes in Indonesia. Its name is Bromo and it is an active volcano: its crater generates smoke and steam indefinitely, and every now and then sporadic eruptions take place (the last one was in 2012). And the volcano's altitude is not that high, just 2392 meters. That's why, as one of the most famous volcanoes, Bromo is visited every day by hundreds of tourists.
Four more volcanoes are currently located within the Tengger Caldera: Mount Batok (2,475 m), Mount Kursi (2,582 m), Mount Watangan (2,667 m) & Mount Widodaren (2654 m) are located in addition to Bromo, but Bromo is the only active volcano among them. There are many more summits outside the caldera region, one of which is Semeru (3,676 m), the highest mountain on Java Island & also an active volcano.
8. Grand Canyon, USA
This doesn't need any introduction! The Grand Canyon, in Arizona and Nevada, is one of America's most prominent tourist attractions and a must-do.
The 1.7-km deep and 16/17 km wide Grand Canyon, both breathtaking and daunting at the same time, is a monument to 2,000 million years of geological history. The strong Colorado River snaking its way across Grand Canyon National Park is almost as seductive as the canyon, enticing tourists to take short guided boat trips or a multiday adventure. To learn about geological history, magnificent prey birds, animals living in the outdoor climate and early inhabitants of the area.
This UNESCO World Heritage Site is probably one of the most prominent landmarks in the United States and spans almost 5,000 square kilometers of crumbling canyons, multicoloured rocks, spectacular cliffs & incredible ravines.
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9. Angel Falls, Venezuela
With a total height of 3212 feet (980 meters), Angel Falls in Venezuela is the world's tallest waterfall. This total height involves a single undisturbed drop of 2649 feet (807 meters), plus steep cascades of 565 feet (173 meters) and lesser drops downstream from the main falls.For Online Shopping, Tickets, and Hotels
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