World famous tourist attractions

1. Honduras: The Best Diving Resort

Honduras, located in the northern part of Central America, was named after a thrilling experience of Columbus. When Columbus came to the coast of Honduras on his fourth voyage, strong winds rolled up huge waves, sometimes bringing the ship to the top of the waves, and sometimes throwing it into the abyss. So Columbus named this place "Honduras", which means "bottomless abyss".

2. Oman: The most affordable tourist destination

Oman is the only country in the Gulf of Arabian Peninsula that has beaches, mountains and deserts, and has beautiful natural scenery and cultural and historical sites. , the tourism resources are abundant. In terms of monuments, Oman has more than 500 forts, most of which were built by the Portuguese in the 14th century. Most of them are intact. In recent years, Oman has developed new tourism projects such as desert camping, bird watching, watching turtles lay eggs, and mountain climbing.

3. Namibia: An ideal place for family travel

In Namibia in southwest Africa, the main tourist spot is Nambia-Naukluft National Park in the center. It does not have the romance and vastness of the Sahara, but it has the most ever-changing and colorful sand dunes in the world. Driving northwest from Naukluft, along the Atlantic coast, you can see the wonders of the vast desert on one side and the vast sea on the other. Going forward, you will see a strange granite terrain. The rocks are eroded by wind and sand, forming a concave and convex cave landscape like the moon's surface. It's like the wild world when heaven and earth first opened. This is a desert that makes you want to go again.

4. The North Island of the Seychelles: a place where you can spend money

It has the best beaches, the hottest sunshine, and the clearest water. With blue skies, white clouds, golden beaches, emerald green jungles, crystal clear waters, and almost unpolluted air, it’s no wonder that this country, along with the Maldives and Mauritius, is listed as one of the three pearls of the Indian Ocean.

Secondly, there are the best resort hotels there. According to last year's ranking of the world's most expensive hotels by Forbes magazine, the Seychelles occupied two of the top three places, second only to the MGM Grand in Las Vegas.

5. Panama: the best ecological tourist destination

Panama City, the capital of Panama, faces the Gulf of Panama and is backed by the Ancon Valley. The Panama Canal flows slowly from the edge of the city. It is a seaside backer. , the picturesque city of Haikou.

Panama City can be divided into two parts: the old area and the new area. The streets in the old district are narrow, and some Spanish castles and houses with terraces have been preserved to this day. The Independence Square in the center is surrounded by the twin-towered Catholic Church, the Central Hotel, the State Post and Telecommunications Administration, etc. The streets in the new district are straight and wide, with American-style modern buildings and new-style garden houses. The whole city is magnificent and elegant, with varied styles, just like a harmonious body with multiple cultures.

6. Sri Lanka: the best honeymoon destination

Sri Lanka’s traditional architectural style is vividly expressed here: gardens under the shade of trees, paths and waterside pavilions are integrated; symmetrical and asymmetrical The architectural elements complement each other; the varied plans, axes and radii are perfectly integrated; two moats and three walls surround two rectangular urban areas in the east and west of the city.

The beautiful Indian Ocean, ancient religious culture, primitive exotic customs, and authentic black tea all make honeymooning here fashionable.

7. Dominica: The Best Beach

Dominica is famous for its best beaches and the most pristine ecology, and this is Dominica’s tourism selling point.

The white sandy beach of Dominica is like a soft big bed, extending into the turquoise sea water. Every tourist who comes to Dominica for vacation for the first time has the urge to bury his head deeply in it. Beach volleyball is a daily scheduled activity that is open to all visitors regardless of nationality or age. This is paradise and everyone is friendly. When I'm tired, I just lie down on the beach chair and grab a passion fruit. In the green-yellow peel, the berries are like pomegranate seeds, sour and refreshing. Looking up, the sky is so blue, the sea is so green, the sand is so white, and the skin color of all tourists shines brightly in the sun.

8. Ethiopia: The Best Adventure Zoo

There are about 800 species of birds and more than 100 kinds of wild animals, such as the mountain antelope, Semin Mountain red fox and Mannerik antelope. Unique wildlife inhabits Mount Baler National Park. Awash National Park is the oldest wildlife reserve in Ethiopia. In addition to giraffes and buffaloes, most of the animals found in the East African plains are found here, including eland, caracal, aardvark, colobus monkey, green monkey, baboon, Leopard, mountainbuck, hippopotamus, simmering gazelle, Grevi's zebra and cheetah, etc. Awash National Park is also the natural habitat of numerous bird species, including the Limberger, Lop-eared Crane, Angu Vulture, Verreaux's Hawk and the Long-eared Owl. The park's marshes are home to waterfowl, shore birds and the endemic blue-winged goose. In addition to its diverse animal species, the Rift River Basin in Oromia is also a great place for sports and sunbathing.

9. Laos: The Best Tourist Attraction

The reason why Laos is so fun lies in its richness. There are mountains, rivers and ancient cities. You can play all the way without losing the freshness.

You can spend time quietly doing nothing in small towns and ancient temples, or you can climb mountains, hike, raft, and scream into the waterfalls of Rambrabang.

10. Argentina: The Best Wine Tasting Resort

Every year at the end of February and the beginning of March, Argentinians who love wine hold a grand “Grape Festival” celebration

< p>Mendoza people have an indissoluble bond with grapes. In addition to large vineyards, many families also grow grapes in their own yards. It is said that one year, the grape production was reduced due to a disaster, and the winery could not harvest grapes, so they went door-to-door to purchase grapes, which actually ensured the basic production needs. Most of the grapes are used to make wine, and some are made into raisins.