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If you  Die before watching the following most beautiful place on the earth,   It would be a big SIN itself. Most Beautiful Villages (1) Mountain Village, Iran (2) Popeye Village, Malta Most Beautiful Lakes (1) Five-Flowers Lake-China Melissani Cave Lake, Greece Most Beautiful Cities (1) Prague- Czech Republic (2) Venice- Italy Most Beautiful Bridges (1) Golden Gate Bridge -California, USA Khaju Bridge -Isfahan, Iran Most Beautiful  Parks (1) Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia  Keukenhof Park – South Holland, Netherlands Most Beautiful Valleys (1) Porsmork Valley, Iceland (2) Neelam Valley- Kashmir, Pakistan Most Beautiful Waterfalls (1) Iguazu Waterfalls- Brazil (2)  Detian Water Falls-  China Most Beautiful Landscapes (1) Flygeyser-  Noveda, USA (2) The wave- Arizona, USA Most Beautiful Rivers Mekong River- C...

Sipadan Island – World’s Best Diving Place  | The country, and the state of Sabah which it is part of, have reason to be relieved. Sipadan is often rated as the world’s best dive site, with a location in the centre of the planet’s most bio-diverse marine habitat.  Below are beautiful pictures of Sipadan Island which has been regarded by some, is the world’s best diving site. Images Source: Google Images @ http://oh-mytravel.com/

Pulau Perhentian in Malaysia – Paradise of the World  | The Pulau Perhentian or Perhentian Islands situates approximately 19 km offshore the coast of northeastern Malaysia in the state of Terengganu. The name Perhentian means “stopping point” in Malay. This is because the islands became a staging point used by traders traveling from Malaysia to Bangkok. Many people who have been there regarded the island  as one of the world’s paradise . Below are some of the beautiful pictures of the island. Images Source : Google Images @http://oh-mytravel.com/

Mumbai, India Half of humanity now lives in a city, and the United Nations has predicted that 70 percent of the world’s population will reside in urban areas by 2050. Photo credit: Panos Pictures Martin Roemers speaks about the project : "Here, my question is: how can people live in cities that are so immense and crowded? The answer is that even with their bustle and chaos, megacities retain their human aspects. And this is what I want to reveal by taking photographs of crowded places where you notice not only the city’s dynamic character, but also the urban traveller making his way through today’s urban society. Specifically, I’m looking at the small stories of the street vendor, the commuter, the passer-by, the market stallholder and other pedestrians, who populate the street or are a part of the traffic. Despite the megacity and its mega-commotion, their environment still maintains a human dimension. I present this by photographing busy locations from above. Moreo...

But for Charles Darwin's voyage aboard the HMS Beagle, we would probably never treasure the  Galápagos  archipelago as we do today. It was here that the Father of Evolution observed the islands' numerous endemic species and drew up the fundaments of his game-changing theory of evolution by natural selection, which he published in 1859 as the iconoclastic treatise "On the Origin of Species". Lying 973 km off the coast of Ecuador, the 18 major islands straddle both hemispheres, being scattered both north and south of the Equator. The archipelago encompasses three smaller islands as well as 107 rocks and islets. Many centuries before Darwin's visit, the islands were described to the Western world in 1535 by the Dominican friar Fray Tomas de Berlanga, who landed there by accident, blown off course on a voyage from Panama to Peru. It was De Berlanga who first described the islands' unique landscape and fauna. Interestingly, credit for charting the first navig...