Who does not want to come out and see the outside world in their lifetime. Traveling around the world is a dream in everyone's heart. If you have time reserved for yourself, what will you do? At home watching movies, traveling or another option? If traveling, what location will you choose to stop for your stay? The world has a multitude of tourist attractions for you, so what are the tourist attractions not to be missed? This article has aggregated the top ten attractions around the world for you, including the Grand Canyon of America, Australia's Great Barrier Reef, Aegean Sea, Provence of France, Wulingyuan Scenic Area, the Great Wall of the city, Taj Mahal of India, Baikal Nature Reserve , Huang Shan and Prague Castle... Are you attracted to the most locations? Let's take a look together!
1 Huangshan
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Huang Shan is a World heritage and natural heritage site, World Geophysical Park, World Biosphere Reserve, National Scenic Area, and scenic tourism Zone of national civilization. The praise is "the" first of the scenes, "the world's most beautiful people with exotic trees and rocks, sea of clouds, hot springs, and winter snow.
2 Grand Canyon
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The Grand Canyon is a world-renowned natural wonder and the Colorado River flows through it. It is one of the UNESCO's protected natural heritage. The Grand Canyon, located on the Kaibab plateau in northwestern Arizona, is one of the most spectacular views on the planet.
The Colorado River has cut out a total of 19 large gorges on the Colorado plateau, with a total area of 2724.7 km2. The deepest, broadest, and longest is the Grand Canyon. With a total length of 446 km, this is one of the longest gorges in the world. The summit of the canyon is 6 to 28 km and the deepest is 1800 meters. The underwater side of the valley is below 1,000 meters wide. In summer, snow and ice melt, and the depth of water rises to 18 meters.
3 Great Barrier Reef
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Australia's Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest and longest reef group, located in the southern hemisphere. Includes more than 2,900 coral reefs and 900 islands spanning over 2,300 kilometres with a total area of 344,400 kilometers along with unique natural landscapes. To the south of the Great Barrier Reef, 241 km north of the coast, to the nearest to the coast, is just 16 km from the seafront. When the tide descends, part of the coral reefs emerge from the water surface to form coral islands. There is a very convenient sea route between the Reef group and the coastline. When the sea is silent, the cruise ships pass by, the colourful coral landscape in the boat becomes the wonders of attracting tourists from all over the world. The Great Barrier Reef was listed as a World Heritage list in the year 1981.
4 Aegean Sea
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The Aegean Sea is a green ocean in the east of Greece and is part of the Mediterranean Sea. It is an indispensable waterway for countries that want to follow the Black Sea to the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic and Indian Ocean. The Aegean Sea is 610 km from north to south and extends 300 km from east to west. The coastline is very winding, the harbour is numerous and the islands are scattered. Thus, the Aegean Sea is also known as the "Sea of islands". It is not only the cradle of European civilization, but also the symbol of a romantic journey for international visitors.
5 Provence
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Provence is located in southeastern France. This is a blue coast near the Mediterranean Sea, this is the "pilgrims" of the World Famous flowers: "Lavender" and also the place to produce good quality wine. Provence is a "City of Knights" and the birthplace of medieval horsemen. The area has a lot of products, bright sunshine, beautiful scenery, has attracted countless tourists since the era of Greece and ancient Romans, to date remains the same as the tourist wins.
6 Wuling Scenic Area
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Located west of Zhangjiajie City, Hunan Province, China with a total area of approximately 396 km². Wulingyuan Nguyen owns China's first National Forest Park, a world natural heritage site and a world geological park. The mausoleum has a complex geological structure and exotic terrain. The American film "Avatar " and other classic Chinese film products "Pink-hearted", "West-signed", "Common kneel" and "Hunt for Love" is filmed here.
7 Great Wall of Sand
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The Great Wall of China is a military defence architecture in ancient China. The history of the construction of the Wanli wall is upstream from the time of the West Zhou. Some of the walls were built in the 5th century BCE, and were later ordered and built by the Qin emperor from 220 BC to 200 BC, and there are only few relics left behind. The famous wall of the city is now built during the Ming period from 1368 to 1647. In Dec 1987, the Wall of the city was placed in the world cultural heritage.
8 Taj Mahal
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The Taj Mahal, one of the ancient ruins of India and a World Cultural heritage site, was chosen as the "Seven Wonders of the New World". This is a mosque tomb built of white marble. It was constructed by the Emperor Shah Jahan in Agra from 1631 to 1653. The Taj Mahal consists of a palace, a bell tower, a lake, etc., all of which are constructed with pure white marble and crystal and cerebral code, with extremely high artistic value.
9 Lake Baikal
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Lake Baikal is the largest freshwater lake in Eurasia and the deepest lake with the world's largest water storage capacity. It was written to the World Heritage List in 1996. The scenery of Lake Baikal varies greatly from season-to-season. Summer, especially around 8 months, is its golden season.
10 Prague Castle
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Prague Castle, located on the hills in the Czech Republic. In the 9th century, Prince Prague first built a castle on Vltava Hill. It was here that he began to rule over the people and territories. After centuries of construction, it not only retained many architectural grandeur and historical sites, which remained the site of the Czech Presidency. The Prague Castle has a variety of architectural styles, ranging from ancient Roman foundations to post-modern styles during the war. The style of each era has left little more markers on this castle.
