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Choosing the most spectacular sight in this extraordinary national park can be difficult.

Jiuzhaigou National Park, China - © efired / Adobe Stock

Many people call this city the birthplace of the Italian Renaissance, and it's also known as…

Ponte Vecchio bridge, Italy - © Stefano Coltelli / SOPA / eStock Photo

We're within Peak District National Park, but this stretch of the countryside is so full of water…

Ladybower Reservoir, England - © manphibian / Adobe Stock

The name for the massive rock walls in this area translates to ‘Mountains of Dragons.’

Royal Natal National Park, South Africa - © EcoPrint / Shutterstock

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Queensland, Australia - © Warren Keelan

According to local legend, this island gets its name from a powerful demigod who lassoed the sun…

Hana, Hawaii - © Tony Gale / Offset

If this slice of scenery is anything to go by, the rest of the island may well be a stunner.

Calanques de Piana, Corsica - © csimages / Adobe Stock

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Mont Blanc, France - © Westend61 / Getty Images

Trout are fished here, pearls are cultured, and water birds are attracted to it by the thousands, but…

Lake Biwa, Japan - © Masterfile

Marking a border between two countries, this river and its surrounding landscape are also…

Douro River, Portugal - © dgmsgallery / Adobe Stock

Cool, metallic hues are relatively rare, as many of these types of celestial objects are red or green.

NGC 2313 emission nebula - © ESA / NASA

After a massive star explodes into a supernova, the result is an expanding cloud of swirling gas and matter.

G299 supernova remnant - © CXC / U.Texas / NASA

When photographers find themselves situated in this spot, they're fortunate indeed because…

Grindelwald, Switzerland - © Anton Petrus / Moment / Getty Images

Many of the world's largest canyons are found in arid desert regions and appear quite rugged and dry.

Mpumalanga, South Africa - © demerzel21 / Adobe Stock

A mountain range of this magnitude must offer some of the most spectacular scenery on Earth, right?

Cordillera Huayhuash, Peru - © Itay.G / Shutterstock

Metal nails were finally added to this centuries-old wood and stone masterwork in the 1900s.

Iwakuni, Japan - © Sean Pavone / Shutterstock

When you get a better look at where this rambling town is perched, you'll understand why it's called…

Verucchio, Italy - © GoneWithTheWind / Alamy Stock Photo

Folks rave about the views to be had from either end of this bridge, but then again lots of scenery here…

Bacunayagua, Cuba - © Dado Daniela / Moment / Getty Images

Rivers can turn a stretch of arid desert into a lush oasis of palm trees, the lifeblood of a thriving city.

Tinghir, Morocco - © Tatsiana Volskaya / Moment / Getty Images

Swimming in this lake are bacteria, not fish, and the only plants around here are small thorny shrubs.

Lake Assal, Djibouti - © ALEXANDER BEE / Alamy Stock Photo