The legendary seat of the Khmer Empire, Angkor Wat, or "Temple City" stands as the world’s largest religious monument.

With over 100 stone temples the old capital sprawls out in every direction and attracts millions of visitors every year.

With a barrier reef and lagoon surrounding it, Bora Bora has an extinct volcano in its center giving way to Mount Otemanu and Mount Pahia.

It remains famous for its thatched bungalows that sprawl out over the clear blue water.

From the lush beaches and cliffsides to the winding trails of its national park, the shire of Noosa offers a bounty of riches to the explorers who cross its path. History lovers will seek out the stone carvings, the canoe trees and other remnants of the first nation tribes who inhabited the region. Animal lovers will look to the trees to see koalas and an array of stunning and colorful birds.

Surrounded by the green stone giants, always watching on, is Durban - the largest city in South Africa’s province KwaZulu-Natal.

The vibrant city rests upon sandy shores overlooking endless stretches of ocean water, between the vegetation laden mountains and the ocean views.

Born from the hands of royalty itself, when the prince Mikhail Semyonovich Vorontsov founded the city, Yeisk sits as one of Russia’s most beautiful resort towns.

It rests on the Yeya Spit where people from all over the world come to bathe themselves within magical medicinal baths. In antiquity it was the River Don that separated Asia from Europe and today it is still one of the five great rivers of Russia.

This city breathes a history that few other places can boast. From the Byzantine churches rising gloriously to the skies to its famed monastery, Studenica, where Saint Simeon was canonized within its halls of humble timber and plaster, Kraljevo dances on the stage of history.

The city itself is a piece of modern human art.

The Crag of Ceuse is known worldwide amongst would-be adventurers. The persona of this mountain knows many moods. Rough cliff faces show its strength and treacherous routes, yet easier paths can be taken to conquer Ceuse for those who wish to only engage its softer side.

Away from the endless trance music sits Cala d’Hort in Ibiza Spain, faithfully watching the Balearic Sea waves collapse upon its beach. The mysterious island of Es Vedra shoots out of the sapphire blue waters towards the heavens, just a few hundred meters from the sandy and pebbly beaches of wondrous Cala d’Hort.

While the rest of Ibiza moves to the intoxicating trance sounds of famed clubs, Cala d’Hort moves to a tune all its own.

The “River of January”, standing beneath the visage of Christ the Redeemer, stands as a city of art, beauty and history mashed together in the twisting alleys of the city.

Rio is a siren song that reaches far and wide, pulling artists from around the world to come to this place and hear its melody.

Bright blue oceans hug around these twin islands as a dancer might in a ballroom. Home to the limbo, Steelpan and a myriad of music styles that yearn to be heard by the wanderer that ventures in.

These small islands, betrothed together as a single nation, boast picturesque coasts that capture the imagination of photographers the world over.

Not even a half-hours journey from the bustling industrious Panama City, lies the Gamboa Rainforest National Park, a Central American paradise for any lover of nature.
Gurgling fresh water rivers and the soft roar of waterfalls fill up the multiple ponds with an incredible diversity of life, that either lives in the water, or beneath the beautiful canopy of rainforest.

A once small Puritan colony, it is now a tour de force for those who wish to experience the beauty of Maya Beach in Placencia. Two hues of ocean blue compete for dominance, the light blue moving in and out of the dark blue of long depths.

Now a city all its own, Placencia has become a major attraction for those who wish to connect with the ocean and all creatures that lay and swim within its alluring waves.

Here, the sports of the oceans are truly in full force. Men and women go snorkeling, viewing ancient and new reefs alike that lay breathing beneath ocean waves.

Up above, swimmers play in the ocean and others catch a fresh dinner from their surf fishing. All along the coast onlookers lay watching as the Red Reef Beach calmly extols its beauty in wave after wave.

It is often said that this state that sits in the middle of the USA is a microcosm of the entire country

Industrial towns speak of a rich past and agriculture flourishes as farmers give seeds to the soil and the soil gives back plentiful food.

The mountains circle this city, promising the exploration of a lifetime. Adventure exists in the desert towers rising up into the air, carved whimsically by ancient and modern winds that still flow across the valley today. From the Twin Peaks to the Oquirrhs, Salt Lake has plenty of challenges for would-be climbers that wish to connect with nature, not just by admiring its beauty, but to test themselves against it. There, among the peaks of these mountains, is the entirety of the valley laid bare with all its shining lights and humanity.

The endless angles of sunlight reflecting off the buildings of Sacramento, offer a canvas that is infinite in scope for the savvy photographer.

The city overlooks the merging of the Sacramento and American rivers as they join in confluence to become a singular mighty river that gives the city its deep river ports.

In the throbbing heart of bustling Vancouver city is the Queen Elizabeth Park. The park itself seems to glow like some fairy tale scene painted in a beautiful folktale.

The green and red hues of the leaves pop with brilliance and stone pathways snaking throughout the park invite the intrepid wanderer to lose themselves deeper into the overflowing nature.

The mountains of Alaska, rugged, strong, and beautiful, rise endlessly upward giving Thompson Pass its famed steeped cliffs.

Not far from the pass is Columbia Glacier, sitting in all its pale blue beauty upon the ice filled waters. The blue is the kind of blue that fascinates, it is cold given physical form and in that form is a beauty just as fascinating. Many come here, kayaking and navigating the ice flow channels to get a better view of Columbia Glacier before its ice calves off into the swirling arctic depths below.