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Huanglong China
Huanglong or the yellow dragon is a scenic and historic interest area in the northwest Sichuan. 

This UNESCO World Heritage site is known for its colorful hotsprings and pools, diverse forest ecosystems and snow-capped peaks.
 
Huanglong is also home to many endangered species including the Giant Panda and the Sichuan Golden Snub-nosed monkey.
 
Photo by tylerdurden1
 

Victoria Falls Zimbabwe
Mosi-oa-Tunya (the Smoke that Thunders) is the largest waterfall  and one of the most spectacular natural wonders of the world.
In addition to its awe-inspiring beauty, those looking for fun and adventure will find further downstream, some of the best whitewater rafting and bunjee jumping in the world.
Photo by Zest-pk 

Halong Bay Vietnam
Famous for its scenic rock formations, the 'Bay of Descending Dragons' in Northern Vietnam features hundreds of limestone pillars and islands. 
 
This is an area of outstanding beauty and because of its isolated nature and enormous caves, it’s easy to feel lost in this Unesco World Heritage Site.
 
You can explore the bay in style aboard a luxury junk boat.  
 
Photo by Rosino 

The Angel Falls Venezuela
Salto Angel is the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall and is located within the Canaima National Park where you can also see a dazzling array of birds and other exotic species.
 
It is 15 times higher than Niagara Falls and over twice as tall as the Empire State Building. 
 
Photo by apgwhite 

Paradise Vanuatu
When you have 83 beautiful islands to explore, island-hopping takes on a whole new meaning.
 
With nice sand beaches, brilliant blue waters and pleasant all years temperatures, visitors can have it both ways ... simply relax or indulge in a variety of water based activities.
 
Photo by:  PhillipC 

Church Street USA-Vermont
Known for its historic buildings, this four-block pedestrian ‘mall’ is considered the premier shopping and dining destination in Vermont ... and a favourite place to hang out on a good day.
The tree lined walkways are also full of strollers and shoppers who browse and patronize the 100’s of shops, cafes and street vendors.
Photo by tbplante 

 
 
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