Ten most beautiful places in the world.

The top ten most beautiful places in the world are as follows:

Positano, Italy.

Positano is famous for its world-class hotels and iconic soft buildings. It is one of the most charming villages on the Amalfi coast and even in the world. Many shops across the cliff celebrate the skills of Italian ceramists, painters and textile designers. Perhaps the best part is that almost every cafe and hotel can enjoy the idyllic scenery of the Mediterranean.

Machu Picchu, Peru

Machu Picchu living in the Andes is the most important discovery of the ancient Inca Empire. The magnificent castles and the buildings in the 5-mile-long ruins are considered as the remains of the royal manor or the Inca aristocratic religious center. It's not easy to reach the mountainous area, because it requires hiking at high altitude, but the scenery here is different from what you have seen in your life.

Jaipur India

As a favorite place for designers and fashion experts, pink cities in India have some of the most exquisite and colorful palaces in the country. Many original buildings of this city wall, including the famous Hawa mahar and Raj mahar Palace, were put into use in 1700, but the dusty pink of Jaipur appeared in 1876, when the whole city was completely painted to welcome the arrival of Prince Albert, the husband of Queen Victoria. In addition to the gorgeous Indian Rajput architecture, Jaipur also has an extraordinary textile market.

Baobab Avenue in Madagascar

On the west coast of Madagascar, dozens of ancient baobabs stand on the dirt road between Morondawa and Belongi Chiri Buchner. The 800-year-old towering tree stretches up into the dusty sky, creating a dramatic scene that can be seen from miles away. It is said that these rare trees used to be part of a larger forest, but most of them have been demolished due to urbanization. In order to protect this road, local activists successfully petitioned for Baobab Avenue, making it the first natural relic in Madagascar.

Temples in Bagan, Myanmar

There are more than 3,500 amazing pagodas and temples in Bagan, the ancient city of Myanmar. Dating back to the 9th century, this former capital was once the cultural, economic and religious center of a pagan empire. Scholars believe that the rulers of Bagan have built more than 13000 religious buildings in 250 years and established Buddhist landmarks in the country. However, many of these temples have been destroyed for centuries due to earthquakes. In 20 19, UNESCO officially named Bagan Temple in Myanmar as a World Heritage Site, and made efforts to repair many relics and protect the buildings that still exist.

Kauai, Hawaii

Kauai has won the nickname "Garden Island" in Hawaii for good reason: its local landscape includes amazing white beaches, amazing sea cliffs, picturesque waterfalls and huge plants. Napali Coast National Park spans the whole island, giving visitors the opportunity to learn about the local flora and fauna that make the island so unique.

Paris, France

The temptation of Paris is undeniable. For centuries, this famous city has been a playground for craftsmen, designers and writers, who often seek inspiration from the amazing buildings, gardens and cafes around them. Although the city has been trying to protect most of its historical features, it also welcomes new ideas and innovations, making it stand out year after year.

Banff National Park, Canada

The sparkling glacier waters are surrounded by snow-capped mountains and fragrant evergreen trees, making Banff National Park one of the most idyllic natural landmarks in the world. Lake Louis may be the most eye-catching attraction, but the first Canadian national park provides a wealth of services, from scenic cable cars to exclusive wildlife tours. For those who don't like adventure, there is also a lakeside lounge where you can relax before exploring Victoria Glacier.

Marrakech, Morocco

You can spend hours exploring the winding alleys, bustling open-air markets and colorful tiled palaces in Marrakech. Medina, with a long history, invites you to explore the century-old buildings and bustling markets that have long been symbols of Moroccan cities. Outside the city center, emerging galleries, experimental restaurants and lush gardens showcase young creative communities ready to reshape Marrakech.

Hideyoshi Kumano, Japan

The Kumano Na Zhi Association in Nazhi Mountain soars into the sky, attracting tourists to enjoy the quiet scenery and escape from the busy world. The shrine happened to be the first stop of the western pilgrimage to Guanyin, and it is still an important Shinto site. However, people from all religious backgrounds are welcome to visit this jaw-dropping scenic spot and explore the nearby Na Zhi Long Waterfall.