Life is not only about what is in front of you, but also about poetry and distance. Sometimes, it takes courage and curiosity to embark on an adventure to the beauty and wonders of the world.
These beauties and wonders will not only amaze our eyes, but also enrich our hearts and become precious memories to share with our friends for years to come.
Today, let's follow in the footsteps of "the beauty and wonders of the world" and take a look at the 30 best discoveries and feel the endless charm of this world. Are you ready?
As you gaze at the strange landscape of Canyonlands National Park, known as the "Black Cracks," your heart is filled with awe.
Medan Saleh, a pre-Islamic archaeological site in the Medina region of Saudi Arabia, is Saudi Arabia's first UNESCO World Heritage Site and is steeped in history.
At the summit of Sam Wan Mountain in Thailand's Bueng Kan province, I found three strangely shaped rock formations that are reminiscent of floating whales that formed about 75 million years ago.
The temple of Hatshepsut in Egypt is solemn and mysterious, as if telling the story of the ancients.
Cappadocia, a region located in Turkey, attracts the world's attention with its unique natural and cultural landscapes.
White Pocket, an isolated sandstone hidden in the vast desert of the Fmillion Cliffs National Reservation near the Arizona-Utah border, is off the beaten track and full of mystery.
The Emperor's Corridor in the Czech Republic is full of traces of history everywhere.
In the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, there is a beautiful temple dedicated to Lord Shiva – Vettuvan Koil. Built by the people of the Pandya dynasty, this unfinished rock-hewn temple was carved in the 8th century AD with intricate craftsmanship and luxury.
The appearance of the medieval castle toilet shows not only the traces of life at that time, but also the level of craftsmanship at that time.
Bronze statue doors cast for the reconstruction of Emperor Hadrian during the Roman period, which have survived thousands of years of wind and rain, are still in use, and they are the oldest doors in Rome, dating back to 115 AD.
Excavations of the ancient Greek stadium have given this ancient stadium a new lease of life. The Magnesium Oxide Ad Maendrum Ancient City Stadium seems to tell the glory of the past.
The sewer pipes of Pilferz Castle are scary and beautiful, it belongs to the dungeon part of the castle and carries the history and story of the castle.
Norway's Kjeragbolten stone bridge is a marvel of nature.
The meteor shower that took place on November 12, 1833, was created by Adolf Volmi as a woodcut, and the meteor shower, which streaked across the sky with as many as 100,000 meteors per hour, was mistaken by many for the end of the world.
This Khmer temple was built around 1190 as the national temple of King Jawa Yarman. It is located in the northern part of Angkor Wat, Cambodia, the old capital of Angkor Thom. Some of the stone statues on the exterior of the temple are recognized as some of the most beautiful individual stone statues in the world.
The caryatid-pillar portico of the Greek temple of Athens is solemn and elegant. The temple was built between 421 BC and 406 BC and was probably designed by the architect Mnesicles. It takes its name from a shrine dedicated to the legendary Greek hero Eric Tonius.
The Teatro Aspendos is one of the best-preserved Roman theaters and even the best-preserved ancient theater in the world. It is cleverly built on two hills, reclining on the eastern slope of the hill.
One of the greatest discoveries of archaeology, the Osberg Corsair dates back to 834 AD, and the history of Toensberg, Norway is amazing.
An accurate recreation of the Colossus of Rhodes shows the level of craftsmanship in 226 BC, destroyed in 292 BC and considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.
The Astronomical Clock in front of Our Lady of the Tyn, located in the Old Town Square and Church in Prague, Czech Republic, shows the accuracy of the time, reflecting the wisdom and technical level of the ancients.
The interior decoration of the Abu Simbel temple is intricate and elaborate, reflecting the religious beliefs and architectural art of the ancient Egyptians.
In the village of Sar Agha Seyed in Iran, the roofs and streets merge to form a unique landscape. According to the 2006 census, the population of the village was 1,360 people in 208 families.
The Roman Aqueduct - Zagwan is located in Tunisia, and Zagwan was built in 122 years during the reign of Emperor Hadrian to bring water from Jebel Zagwan to Carthage. The proximity of this part of the aqueduct to Tunisia shows the level of hydraulic engineering technology in ancient Rome.
The Aqueduct of Segovia is one of the most important and well-preserved relics left by the ancient Romans in the Iberian Peninsula, reflecting the level of architecture and engineering of ancient Rome.
Palazzo Colonna is a palatial complex in the heart of Rome, Italy, located at the foot of Mount Quirina, next to the Church of the Holy Apostles, one of the important symbols of Roman history and culture.
Located in eastern Turkey, Cappadocia is one of the most unique ancient sites in the world, with a rich cultural and historical heritage dating back to 500 BC.
The entrance to the Great Pyramid of Egypt is mysterious and dignified, and it is one of the outstanding representatives of the ancient civilization of Egypt.
Build a mountain road in China.
Tianmen Mountain in China's Hunan province, northwest of Zhangjiajie National Park, was renovated in 2016 with a wooden walkway at the top to become a 6The 5-centimeter, 100-meter-long glass passage provides visitors with a thrilling viewing experience.
Hanjin County, in China's Hunan Province, is known as one of the most unique cities in the world. The city is built along the steep cliffs of the Guan River Gorge.