Recommended Places to visit

This is the list where you can see how amazing the world are.

1.Angel Waterfall

Angel waterfall or Salto Angel or Angel is a free-falling waterfall, this is the highest waterfall in the world with a height of 979 meters (3212 feet) with no barriers fall around 807 meters (2647 feet). This waterfall is located in the Rio Caroni, Canaima National Park, Venezuela

2.Clifft of Moher

Clifft of moher is located Country Clare, Irlandia. This is also one of 28 finalist for "The New 7 Wonders of Nature". The height of the cliff 120 meter above the Atlantic Ocean and reaches a maximum altitude of 214 meterss. This cliff is one of Ireland's most spectacular views. On a clear day, Aran Islands, valleys and hills of Connemara can be seen from the top of the cliff

3.Great Barrier Reef is the world's largest collection of coral reefs which consists of approximately 3,000 reefs and 900 islands stretching along 2,600 km. These reefs are located in the Coral Sea, Queensland in northeast Australia. Most of these coral areas, including parts that are protected by the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.

4.Iguazu Falls 

Iguazu falls is a waterfall that has a height of 82 m in the hole known as "Satan attacking. " In 1986, this waterfall is included in the list of world heritage by UNESCO. Iguazu Falls is also a finalist for one of seven modern wonders of the world.

5.Milford Sound

Milford Sound is a place of tourism within Fiordland National Park and World Heritage site "Te Wahipounamu". This place is also the most famous tourist destinations in New Zealand. We can see the cliffs and waterfalls, doing water sports, and boating at this place.

6.Puerto Princesa is an underground river located in protected forest on the northern coast of the island of Palawan, Philippines. Until the latest discovery in 2007 that an underground river the other located in Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula, Puerto Princesa famous as the longest underground river in the world. Puerto Princesa Underground River reached 8.2 kilometers (5 miles) which empties into the South China Sea.