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Draped with forest greenery, this mountain's name translates to 'where the moon stops.'

Wollyubong mountain, South Korea - © snowtigerman / iStock / Getty Images Plus

While it may be the second smallest state in its country, it also happens to boast the tallest peak…

Sikkim, India - © saptarshi mandal photography / Moment / Getty Images

Once all the turrets, gables, and balconies were built, the interior designers were called in.

Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany - © Maurizio Rellini / SOPA / eStock Photo

A waterway that runs a course of more than 200 miles across this part of the world is bound to create…

Rogue River, Oregon - © Design Pics Inc / Rick Carlson / Alamy Stock Photo

Within more than 700 square miles of national parkland are lakes, rivers, mountains, and…

Lake Hibara, Japan - © I am happy taking photographs / Moment / Getty Images

Such is the majesty of this fortress, and the green embrace of its surroundings, that it's been called…

Granada, Spain - © Alpineguide / Alamy Stock Photo

Many archaeologists say the engineering of these structures is both mysterious and marvelous.

Machu Picchu, Peru - © PhotoLatino / eStock Photo

Listen carefully—can you hear thundering hooves and the bellowing of thirsty pack animals?

Guelta d'Archei, Chad - © Beata Tabak / Alamy Stock Photo

If you think a dizzying mountain road made up almost entirely of hairpin turns is a spectacular sight…

Tianmen Mountain, China - © THONGCHAI.S / Shutterstock

Wallonia is a region that boasts more than its fair share of historic and impressive castles.

Namur province, Belgium - © Rudolf Güldner / Panther media / age footstock

Walking through woodlands and meadows to catch a glimpse of these short-lived beauties is great…

Dorset, England - © RooM The Agency / Adobe Stock

A national park protects a remote swath of mountains that sweep across central Europe.

Bieszczady National Park, Poland - © Jan Wlodarczyk / Sime / eStock Photo

We're visiting the highest portion of what's been called the 'geologic backbone' of North Africa.

Ouzighimt, Morocco - © Arturo Cano Miño / Design Pics

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Canada Geese - © Cavan Images / Offset / Shutterstock

One of the most arid regions on Earth isn't some flat, featureless scene of sun and sand.

Ubari, Libya - © cinoby / iStock / Getty Images Plus

A monumental bridge and magnificent riverside castles are just the start of the sightseeing in…

Budapest, Hungary - © Luigi Vaccarella / SOPA / eStock Photo

With its white-sand beaches, vast green wetlands, and sharp mountain peaks, this place is naturally…

Khao Sam Roi Yot, Thailand - © Invisiblesane / Shutterstock

Although a recent restoration project has removed much of the greenery draping this stone ruin…

Sorrento, Italy - © photography by Maico Presente / Moment Open / Getty Images

Many of the rainforests in this part of the world are incredibly thick and nearly impenetrable.

French Guiana - © K J / Alamy Stock Photo

Although built more than a thousand years ago, it's still its country's second-tallest structure.

Xunantunich, Belize - © Suzi Pratt / 500px Prime / Getty Images