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15 Places You Must Add To Your Travel Bucketlist

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15 Places You Must Add To Your Travel Bucketlist
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1. Antelope Canyon, Arizona


East of Page, Arizona on Navajo territory, Antelope Canyon intrigues visitors who explore its high, colorful canyon walls and narrow passages.

2. Mendenhall Ice Caves of Juneau, Alaska

Also known as the “Glacier Behind the Town,” this 12-mile long glacier ice cave allows one to witness every stage of the water cycle at once.

3. Northern Lights, Iceland


Although they are often unpredictable, the varying colors of the arctic sky are one of Iceland’s spectacular treasures, according to tourists who have witnessed aurora borealis themselves.

4. Sea of Stars on Vaadhoo Island, Maldives

The marine bioluminescence shown in the photograph above is generated by phytoplankton known as dinoflagellates. Various beaches along the Maldives feature these glowing organisms that emit light through complex chemical reactions.

5. Victoria Falls Devil’s Pool in Zambia, Africa

During dry months, the Zambezi River water level drops enough to the point where travelers can swim up to the edge of the largest waterfall in the world!

6. Whitehaven Beach in the Whitsundays, Australia

Largest of the 74 islands in the Whitsundays, Whitehaven Beach stretches approximately seven kilometers and it features white silica sand that is the purest in the world.

7. Uyuni Salt Flats, Bolivia

A thin film of water gathers on a vast plain of salt

deposits to create a dream-like, natural mirror of the sky. According to

tourists, it is dubbed “Heaven on earth.”

8. Venice, Italy

Also known as “The City on Water,” and the most romantic city in the world, Venice is charming at any time of the year. Venice is built on 118 small islands, and it’s known for it’s numerous canals, intricate architecture, and delicious food!

9. Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia Chile

This National Park is known for its surreal mountain range, bright blue icebergs that neighbor miles of golden grassland, and remarkable wildlife.

10. Bora Bora


Looking for a sweet escape to seclusion? Bora Bora, a tropical island in French Polynesia is ranked one of the top 10 best beaches to visit. It is pest free (literally, there are no snakes or insects, etc.), however, if travelers are interested in oceanic wildlife, there are plenty of colorful species of fish, turtles, starfish, and manta rays one can bond with below the crystal clear waters!

11. Namib Desert Sand Dunes, Africa

Stretching over 1200 miles, the Namib Desert crosses Angola, Namibia, and South Africa along the coast of the continent. It is known for its crimson sand dunes that can reach incredible heights. It is believed to be the world’s oldest desert, and continues to be home for various African animals such as elephants, zebras, lions and impalas.

12. Paris, France

In “la Ville Lumière,” tourists can witness the pristine Eiffel Tower and the Notre Dame Cathedral; visit countless museums such as la Musée d’Orsay; take walks through hundreds of gardens spread throughout the city, and indulge in some of the world’s greatest foods at various restaurants that offer rooftop experience so one can truly admire the city of lights from above.

13. The Great Pyramid of Giza, Egypt

As one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Great Pyramid was built with such precision and technique between 2589 and 2504 B.C. that modern architects cannot replicate it. Travelers can take a camel ride up to the pyramids, and witness the three pyramids in El Giza that align perfectly with the constellation, Orion.

14. Rainbow Mountains of Zhangye Danxia, China

Overtime, the erosion of red sandstone has formed isolated peaks that illuminate the landscape every morning and at dusk, providing a kaleidoscopic combination of colors, textures, and patterns. It is recommended by locals that travelers witness its beauty in the fall months when there is strong sun and little rainfall.

15. Fiji

Fiji is famous for its palm-lined beaches, clear lagoons, and coral reefs. There are plenty of things to do in paradise in the Southern Pacific. Whether visitors are snorkeling, jet skiing, golfing, horseback riding, or engaging in any other activities along the coast, it is guaranteed that Fiji is the starting point to one’s dream vacation!

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