Zone of Silence – Mapimí Silent Zone

Zone of Silence is a place full of mystery and legends. A desert where radio signals were not found, and the compass stopped working. This enigmatic place is located in the Bolson de Mapimí between the states of Chihuahua (In the municipality of Jiménez ), Durango, and Coahuila. Mapimí silent zone has an aura of mysticism and legends because when you enter this place, you will notice that compasses fail just like clocks and radios stop working. This is because Hertzian waves are not transmitted as they do on the rest of the planet.

Immovable ladder – The Church of the Holy Sepulchre

Immovable ladder: Wood step ladder that leaning over balcony against the right window at Church Sepulchre's second-tier facade in Jerusalem's old town. The cornice is where the ladder rests, and it is placed against the window. The Armenian Apostolic Church owns this window. Church of the holy sepulchre ladder is the symbol of Christianity's interfaith conflict is the ladder. The six Christian denominations owning the Church agree to place the immovable ladder in their proper places. They are forbidden from moving, repairing, or changing anything inside the Church without their consent.

La Rinconada – The highest human settlement in the world

Life at great heights is not easy at all. And even more so if the city you live in is almost 5100 meters above sea level. This is the case of La Rinconada, considered the highest permanent human settlement in the world and is located in the province of San Antonio de Putina in Peru, about 600 kilometres from the border with Bolivia. Currently, around 50,000 people live in the area on highest altitude in peru.

Frankenstein Castle – Mühltal, Germany

Frankenstein Castle is also known as Burg Frankenstein, is a castle located in Germany. It was built at altitude 370m of one of the peaks of the Odenwald mountain range south of the German city of Darmstadt ( Hesse land ), 35km from Frankfurt, and overlooking the Rhine Valley. 

Colossi of Memnon

Two monumental statues, the Colossi of Memnon or el-Salamat (also known by el-Colossat and el-Salamat), represent Amenhotep III (1386-1353 BCE), of Egypt's 18th Dynasty. They are situated west of Luxor, Egypt and face the Nile River. The statues depict the seated King on a throne with symbols of his mother, wife, and the god Hapy. Each figure is 720 tonnes and stands 18 meters tall. They were carved from single blocks made of sandstone.

Floating Market

Floating market can be described as a market that appears on the river, the main traffic route—a place where both the buyer and the seller use the boat to transport their goods. The floating market is typically located in sections of the river that are neither too broad nor too narrow. The river section must not be too wide or too short. Many floating markets were established in areas where water transport was necessary. They are primarily tourist attractions and can be found in Thailand and Indonesia, Vietnam, India, and Sri Lanka.

Moon Bridge in Taiwan

Moon bridge is a high-round arched pedestrian bridge. It was first introduced in China. The bridge was originally intended to permit pedestrians to cross canal while also allowing barges below. It can be constructed using climbing ascents and descents.. It also doesn't require space from nearby fields for access. A moon bridge in formal gardens is designed so that it can be reflected in still waters. The moon is symbolized by the circle formed by the reflection and high arch.

Mount Roraima – Gran Sabana, Venezuela

Mount Roraima is a beautiful flat table mountain encircled by towering cliffs that float in the sky on the plains of the Gran Sabana (Great Savannah), which encompasses a considerable part of south-eastern Venezuela. The mountain is the highest in South America's Pacaraima series of tepuis. This is one-of-a-kind table-top mountain is covered in unique structures, creatures, and plants found nowhere else on the planet.

Patomskiy Crater – Strange Crater in Siberia

Patomskiy crater or Patom crater is a cone of crushed limestone boulders, located on the slope of one of the mountains of the Patomsky Upland. Here lies the border between the Irkutsk region and Yakutia, in the Bodaibo District of the Irkutsk Region, 180 km from the city of Lensk. From a bird's eye view, the Patomskiy crater resembles a huge bird's nest with an egg inside, that's why the local population calls this place the "Fire Eagle Nest". Also in different sources, can find the following names: "Kolpakov's Cone", "Dzhebuldinsky crater", "Yavaldinsky crater".

Predjama Castle – Slovenia

Predjama Castle is also known as Predjamski Grad in Slovenia, is a Renaissance castle located on the mouth of the cave in south-central Slovenia's historical region of Inner Carniola. It is located in Predjama, about 11 kilometers away from Postojna town and 9 kilometers away from Postojna Cave.

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park, also known as 'Hunan Zhangjiajie National Forest Park,' is a national park in Zhangjiajie Province, China. It is one among several national parks in the Wulingyuan Scenic Area.

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park

Glass Beach California

Glass Beach is a landmark of the Mendocino Coast that's both unique and beautiful. This historical dumping ground is located north of Fort Bragg and it has turned into a wonderful example of the beauty that nature can create even from waste. Glass Beach is safe, clean and fun for all ages. This is a must see on any Mendocino vacation.

Glass beach

Madain Saleh – Hegra Saudi Arabia

Madain Saleh, a pre-Islamic archaeological site, is located in the Al-Ula sector, Saudi Arabia's Al Madinah Region, about 400 km northwest Madinah. It was previously known as Hegra, and this site was once the most important preserved site of the civilization Nabataeans to the south of Petra, Jordan. It contains 131 large, rock-cut tombs decorated with facades and many of which have inscribed Nabataean epigraphs. They are spread over 13.4 km. Madain Saleh is a shining example of Nabataeans' hydraulic and architectural skills.

Madain Saleh

The Village of Monsanto, Portugal

Monsanto Portugal — The most Portuguese village, was named the best in 1938. The village has maintained its charm and been protected by building regulations. Granite cottages are tucked in between giant boulders on mount Monsanto Portugal, which makes the world's most extraordinary homes in Portugal. These narrow streets, which are wide enough for a donkey to walk on, were carved from rock and climb up four hundred feet. The Mons Sanctus hill rises nearly eight hundred meters.

Monsanto Portugal

The Strid at Bolton Abbey

Bolton Strid is a small section of the River Wharfe, North England. It looks just like a place where fairies might be found frolicking in the heath. It has a bad reputation, however, and there is a natural trap underneath that has claimed many lives. Informally, It is reputed to be the most dangerous water stretch in the world. It has an alleged fatality rate in excess of 100% for anyone who falls in it.

Bolton Strid

Monte Kali: Mountains of Salt

Monte Kali: The 250-meter heigh man-made mountain, which emerged from the table salt produced in the world's largest potash mine, is so harmful to the environment, although it attracts a lot of attention from the public. This unusual mountain in the town of Heringer, Germany, Monte Kali is made up of sodium chloride, or table salt, a byproduct of potash.

This mining has been an industry in this region for over 100 years. It started with the opening of the potash business in 1903, and today it has become the world's largest Kali mine with its field of operation. Potash mineral is mixed with potash and sodium chloride between 20 and 35 percent potassium. For every ton of potash excavated, several tons of sodium chloride "salt" are produced.

Gulliver's Park in Valencia

The  Park Gulliver is situated in the old riverbed of the Turia River.  The vast attraction represents the protagonist of the story Gulliver's Travels on his arrival in Lilliput, a famous work by Jonathan Swift. It is one of the best-known places to visit with children in Valencia. In the giant Gulliver, lying on the ground and immobilized with ropes, children can dream that they are Lilliputians jumping down the slides and ramps and thus have a fun time outdoors in one of the greenest areas of the city of Valencia.

Gulliver Valencia Spain

Kingsley Lake – Roundest Lakes in the World

Kingsley Lake, the lake of a perfect circle — Kingsley Lake is an almost perfect circle about two thousand acres or 8.1 square Km, located 9.7 kilometers east of the town of Starke, in Bradford County, North Central Florida, United States. The lake, being like a circle, is visible from the air like a silver dollar coin.

Kingsley Lake, Florida

Tomb of Napoleon

The Tomb of Napoleon Bonaparte is located under the gilded dome of the Cathedral of St. Louis of the House of Invalids Paris. As you know, Napoleon died on the island of St. Helena on May 5, 1821. In 1840, King Louis-Philippe obtained British permission to return the ashes of the exile to France.

Tomb of Napoleon

Cetina River Spring

Dalmatia Cetina river spring Croatia or Izvor Cetine, the Cetina river spring has a beautiful blue hole in Croatia. The adorable picture increases the curiosity to know what this is and where. The river source of waters of the Cetina River on the north-western slopes of Dinara, which shows its beautiful dimension. The Croatia blue hole will be surprised to know that this eye-shaped water source gives the river Cetina full contribution. The eye of Cetina river origin is in southern Croatia and it is 101 km long, and its basin covers an area of ​​about 1463 km2. The Cetina descends to the Adriatic Sea at an altitude of 385 meters above sea level from its source. Cetina River is the richest river in Dalmatia.

Eye of Cetina, Source river