The Amazon
The Amazon rain forest, which spans over 40% of South America and includes portions of Brazil, Peru, and Colombia, is the world's largest rain forest and is home to over 40,000 plant species and 1,300 bird species. But while you can, make sure to visit the meandering rivers and varied fauna, as the habitat is being destroyed daily by man made fires and climate change.
Malaysia's Cameron Highlands
Although it's difficult to choose just one stunning location in Malaysia's diverse geography, the Cameron Highlands may come out on top.ย In addition to exploring butterfly gardens and strawberry farms, the area is home to rolling, fuzzy green hills.
South Africa
Yes, we included a whole continent here. Even though 99 percent of Antarctica is covered in ice, the region's environment is remarkably varied, featuring 360 degree views of unspoiled snow, active volcanoes, turbulent waterways in the Drake Passage, and bizarre blue glaciers. And when a humpback whale or emperor penguin shows up, those sights become even more spectacular.
Canada's Ban ff National Park
With its consistently diverse array of wildlife and breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies, Ban ff National Park is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in all of Canada.ย
Japanย
The ethereal radiance and seemingly unending heights of this bamboo grove on the outskirts of Kyoto are experiences that no traveller should miss. The experience goes even beyond the visual sense: in 1996, the noises of this place leaf rustling, wood creaking were listed as one of Japan's top 100 sounds capes by the Ministry of the Environment.
South Africa's Boulders Beach
Boulders Beach, which is roughly 17 miles south of Table Mountain on the False Bay Coastline, showcases Cape Town's renowned stunning scenery, which includes vivid blue water, granite boulders, and even penguins. Just a short distance from the endearing African penguin colony, this location is popular for swimming. However, you are also welcome to simply relax and take in the expansive shoreline.
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