Discover the 8th natural wonder of the world, buried 10m under lava
In the 1800s, the Hong and White geological terraces were the most attractive place in New Zealand, considered the 8th natural wonder.
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In the 1800s, the Hong and White geological terraces were the most attractive place in New Zealand, considered the 8th natural wonder.
As the second largest forest in the world, only after Amazon (Brazil), Maiombe forest acts as one of the 'lungs of the world'.
Thai Son Mountain is 1545m high compared to the sea and extends 400m, in the Yellow River Delta, is the cradle of China. According to geologists, Thai Son began to appea…
From rivers flowing through deep pools in Europe to rainbow waterfalls and chocolate hills, the natural wonders below are still very unknown.
Well known for its rich biodiversity, the Great Barrier Reef is one of the seven natural wonders of the world, the only living entity on Earth seen from the universe.
Waterfalls are one of the most wonderful wonders that nature has bestowed upon people.
From the majestic waterfalls, the lost city, to the mysterious places and natural wonders, this is a collection of images that deserve to admire.
In the world there are countless places that make people overwhelmed by the mysterious beauty of nature. 100 beautiful places in the collection below will definitely con…
Referring to America, people often think of modern super cities. But each state of this country has unique, majestic natural scenery.
Fly Geyser geysers in the US, Son Doong cave in Vietnam, Sagano bamboo forests in Japan are the sights you can't forget if visiting.
The Dead Sea is shrinking about a meter each year, leaving thousands of earth pits falling small and different colors.
The United Nations Educational and Scientific Organization has added four natural wonders to the World Heritage List.