Kerala Backwaters houseboat, Alappuzha
A network of lagoons, lakes and canals along the Kerala coast, lined with palms, paddy fields and villages.
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A network of lagoons, lakes and canals along the Kerala coast, lined with palms, paddy fields and villages.
A colourful colonial town of blue cobblestones on an islet, guarded by the massive Spanish forts of El Morro and San Cristóbal, a UNESCO World Herita…
A river winding between hundreds of tall limestone karst peaks, the landscape on China's 20-yuan note.
An open-range zoo in Dubbo where animals from Africa, Asia and Australia live in huge enclosures separated by moats rather than cages.
One of the largest spa complexes in Europe, in a grand neo-baroque building in the City Park, fed by hot springs.
An ancient city inhabited for 2,500 years, by Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Venetians, set among woods and water on a peninsula near the Greek border.
Lucerne's covered wooden footbridge, built in the 14th century, crosses the River Reuss diagonally, with painted panels under its roof and the stone …
One of the world's most powerful waterfalls, where the Potaro River plunges 226 m in a single drop into a gorge in the rainforest, about four times t…
A powerful museum telling the story of apartheid and the struggle against it.
A medieval Hanseatic town on the island of Gotland in the Baltic, encircled by a 3.4 km wall with more than 50 towers, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
A granite gorge where the Hokitika River runs a startling milky turquoise, coloured by fine 'glacial flour' ground from the mountains.
The Waikato River, New Zealand's longest, squeezes from about 100 m wide into a narrow rocky chasm just 15 m wide, then thunders over an 11 m drop in…