What are the places worth visiting around the world?

The 50 most worthwhile places in the world:

1. The Grand Canyon of the United States The Grand Canyon of the United States is a world-famous natural wonder located in northwest Arizona. It is located on the Kaibab Plateau in the center, with a total area of ??2724.7 square kilometers. Because the Colorado River flows through it, it is also called the Grand Canyon. It is one of the natural heritage sites selected by UNESCO to be protected. ?

2. Australia's Great Barrier Reef - Great Barrier Reef There is one of the largest and longest coral reefs in the world, which is the famous Great Barrier Reef - Great Barrier

Reef. It winds along the east coast of Australia, with a total length of 2011 kilometers and a maximum width of 161 kilometers. The southern end is 241 kilometers away from the coast, and the northern end is only 16 kilometers away from the coast. At low tide, part of the coral reef emerges from the water to form a coral island. ?

3. Florida, USA - Florida

Palm Beach, the most beautiful place in Florida, is one of the world's famous tourist paradises, with suitable climate, beautiful beaches, exquisite food and art. Exhibitions and theatrical performances will satisfy even the most discerning visitor at Palm Beach

. Every April, Palm Beach's art activities are the most colorful, including various beach craft exhibitions. Among them, the Palm Beach Jazz Festival, launched on April 4, wins by showcasing the most outstanding jazz music in the United States

< p>Won the favor of art lovers.

4. New Zealand’s South Island - Sout Island New Zealand’s South Island is located in the South Pacific, facing Australia across the Tasman Sea to the west, 1,600 kilometers from Australia to the west, and adjacent to Tonga and Fiji to the east. It has an area of ??270,000 Square kilometers, the coastline is 6,900 kilometers long, and there are many beautiful beaches on the coastline. New Zealand is mainly composed of the South Island and the North Island. The Cook Strait separates the two islands. There are also many smaller islands. The whole territory is mountainous, with mountainous areas accounting for 50% of the country's area. The western part of the South Island stretches across the majestic Southern Alps. Mount Cook, with an altitude of 3,764 meters, is the highest peak in the country. Whether it is lush rainforests, clear lakes, green grassy hillsides, or beaches with clear water and white sand, they all show the freshness and beauty of New Zealand. ?

5. Cape Town, South Africa - Cape Town When traveling to South Africa, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Cape of Good Hope, the tip of Africa.

The Cape of Good Hope is about 60 kilometers away from Cape Town and is the intersection of the Atlantic Ocean and the Indian Ocean. In fact, the Cape of Good Hope is a protruding promontory that was once known as the Cape of Storms. Because of the bad weather, many ships were in danger here

in the past. But after the Indian Ocean route became navigable, it was said that the Portuguese king at the time renamed it the Cape of Good Hope because from the top, you can overlook the magnificent scenery of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. The Cape of Good Hope is the boundary between warm and cold Pacific Oceans and Indian Oceans

The weather is ever-changing and the scenery is wonderful. It stands tall in the sea. There is also the Dacama Peak, which is more than 2,000 feet high. It has dangerous cliffs and splashing waves. It opens one's eyes.

6. Golden Temple in India - Golden Temple The Golden Temple is located in Amritsar, a border city in India. As a Sikh holy site, Amritsar means "Nectar Pond". Sikhism, which was only a branch of the Hindu reform sect at that time, finally developed into a completely independent religion in the 16th century after the unremitting efforts of several generations of believers. For this reason, the fourth generation founder of Sikhism, Roma ． Das once built a pond called "Nectar Pond", from which Amritsar got its name. The Golden Temple was built in 1589 by Arjun, the fifth generation patriarch of Sikhism. It was completed in 1601 and has a history of 400 years. Because the temple gate and the 19 circular temple roofs are covered with gold foil, which is particularly dazzling under the sunlight, it has always been called the "House of God" by the Sikhs.

7. Las Vegas, USA After passing through a dry and barren land, a splendid city that never sleeps suddenly appears on the edge of the earth. You will definitely be shocked by this special city. Yes, this is Las Vegas, an incredible artificial city. When approaching the city along Highway 15, anyone's eyes will be attracted by the shining neon lights and unique luxury tourist hotels, and they may even lose themselves in a fantasy world that is completely divorced from daily life

Me. This is the entertainment center of the world, and all cities are designed for enjoyment. You are welcome to come here and experience a real dream.

8. Sydney, Australia - Sydney As the host city of the 2000 Olympic Games, the most important feature of the city of Sydney may be Sydney Harbor - one of the most famous harbors in the world. The beautiful Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge on Sydney Harbor have added to its popularity. There are many small bays, harbors and beaches in the harbor, which fascinate local residents and tourists from all over the world. . The Sydney Opera House and Harbor Bridge are symbols of Australia.

The Sydney Opera House is recognized as one of the seven wonders of the world in the 20th century. It is the most easily recognized building in Sydney. Its white appearance and shell-like sculpture built on the harbor resemble The spreading petals floating in the air have amazed people for years. It contains a concert hall, opera house, drama theater, children's theater and a photography studio. Auctions, concerts and other activities are held here every month or even every week. It is the most popular place in Sydney. Popular place. The Harbor Bridge is one of the few bridges that has received wide acclaim around the world. This distinctive gray arched bridge is a sky corridor that connects Sydney Harbor. It is 134 meters high and The majestic figure with a length of 503 meters is also a frequent visitor in various movies and TV shows. Since its completion in 1930, the Harbor Bridge has witnessed the development of Australia, especially Sydney.

9. New York, USA - New York In addition to the Empire State Building and the Statue of Liberty, the Brooklyn Bridge spanning the East River in New York is another iconic building in New York. At least in movies and TV scenes, people are no longer unfamiliar with this 487-meter-long suspension bridge with the bright lights of Manhattan as the background. In addition to serving as a scene in film and television works, the Brooklyn Bridge has been reproduced on their canvases by artists countless times in the past 120 years. The famous American poet Clay's poem "The Bridge" published in 1930 cast a mysterious veil on this double-decker suspension bridge connecting the Manhattan Peninsula and Brooklyn in New York.

10. Taj Mahal, India - Taj Mahal Located in the ancient capital of Aggarh, India, the Taj Mahal is one of the seven wonders of the world. Most people who travel to India come here to admire its reputation. There is actually a sad and lingering history behind this seven architectural wonders of the world. Understanding its

historical background can indeed increase the interest of viewing the Taj Mahal. In the 17th century, Mughal Emperor Shah Jehan used tens of thousands of workers to build a mausoleum decorated with precious stones in memory of his beloved concubine Mutazima. The exquisite patterns are amazing

. The most eye-catching thing about the Taj Mahal is the main building made of pure white marble. The royal mausoleum is neatly symmetrical from top to bottom, left and right, and the central dome is 62 meters high, which is breathtaking. There are four minarets about 41 meters high around it. Between the towers stand tombstones inlaid with thirty-five different types of semi-precious stones. The cemetery covers an area of ??17 hectares. It is a slightly elongated circle, surrounded by red sandstone walls. The entrance gate is also built with red stone, about two stories high, with various sides on the top of the gate

on the back. There are eleven typical small white conical towers. The door leads all the way to the burial chamber of King Shah Jahan and his wife. Their sarcophagi are placed in the center of the chamber, which is solemn and solemn. In front of the Taj Mahal is a clear waterway. Fruit trees and cypress trees are planted on both sides of the waterway, symbolizing life and death respectively.

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