Jiuzhaigou Valley, China

It is said that if there should be wonderlands on the earth, Jiuzhaigou Valley should be one of them. There is no equivalent elsewhere that has sceneries and fables of unreal eloquence, or natural purities like a fairyland as it.

Jiuzhaigou Valley is situated in Nanping County, 450 kilometers to the north of Chengdu City. Its name is because of the existence of nine stockaded villages of Tibetan origin, and it is always known as a holy mountain and watercourse through the Tibetan people.

It is a great masterpiece of nature having dreamlike scenery that combines blue lakes, waterfalls, snow-covered mountains, verdant forests and the folk customs of Tibetan and Qiang peoples. Legend has it that long ago the deity of mountain named Dago had the crush on the goddess Semo and he gave a mirror that was made through from cloud and wind to the goddess. On the other hand, the devil appeared and made difficulty to Semo. Unintentionally, Semo broke that mirror into 108 pieces, which fell down to the earth and afterwards turned to 108 colourful lakes. The lake is also known as Haizi by local people.

Five-Colour Pond is one of the smallest but the most amazing water basins in Jiuzhaigou lakes. It has an amazing coloured underwater landscape and some of the clearest and brightest waters in the area.

Fly Geyser, Nevada

Fly Geyser is Located on a gated parcel of private property within the million-acre Black Rock Desert, Fly Geyser is not a normal fact. It was formed accidentally in 1964 from a geothermal test well inadequately capped. The scalding water has erupted from well as afterwards, leaving calcium carbonate deposits rising at the rate of several inches per year. The brilliant green and red colouring on the mounds is from thermophilic algae thriving in the great micro-climate of the geysers.

Hidden Beach Marieta Islands

It is Located near the coast of Mexico, the Hidden Beach of the Marieta Islands, Puerto Vallarta is the most unique beach. It is a hidden beach that seems to be different from the world outside. The hidden beach of Marieta Islands is an island that has resulted from volcanic activity. Because it has been discovered, it serves to be a recreational site and also consists of a marine ecosystem that adds to the beauty of the Island.

The water of the Islands is crystal clear and really refreshing. You can explore an extensive variety of marine life like Humpback whale, dolphins and sea turtles. You can also look at these beautiful Islands and its surroundings by taking a speedboat trip to the hidden beach of the Marieta Islands.

Grand Prismatic Spring - Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Yellowstone is home to thousands of thermal features, other than the main hot spring in the park is the Grand Prismatic Spring. It is Located in the Midway Geyser Basin, the spring is 370 feet in diameter and 121 feet deep. In adding to being the largest thermal feature in the park, Grand Prismatic Spring was as well the first thermal to be definitively identified. 1839 diary entries by a fur trapper named Osborne Russell explain the "boiling lake" of deep indigo blue about 300 feet in diameter.

However as anyone can see, the deep blue of the spring's mineral-rich water isn't its only unique colour. The vivid rings of rusty reds and vibrant greens and yellows that encircle it are caused by colonies of pigmented thermophiles, microbes that live within specific intense temperature range a hot springs. The bands of colour correspond to the microbes' grades of tolerance. Where one type of colony reaches its temperature threshold, one more type immediately takes over.

Capilano Suspension Bridge in Vancouver, Canada

The bridge was at first constructed in 1889 by George Grant Mackay, Scottish civil engineer and park commissioner for Vancouver. Originally a wood construction, in 1903 this bridge was replaced with wire cable bridge, afterwards being completely rebuilt in 1956. Throughout the mid-20th century, local natives were invited to leave their totem poles in the park, and totems stay an integral part of the park today. Other than it wasn't until 1983 that the bridge was really met with some serious foot traffic. After changing ownership once again, Capilano and the local forest were transformed into an eco-theme park known as ‘Treetop Adventures‘.

Treetops Adventure is still remains the first venue of its kind in North America, carefully preserving the land though bringing visitors closer to nature. The park also features rain forest ecotours, nature trails, and award-winning gardens. It is estimated that over 800,000 visitors come to visit the bridge annually, make it one to the top attractions in all of Canada.