Top 10 Places Everyone Should Visit At least Once

10. Palawan Island, Philippines Famous for its wildlife, white sandy beaches and some mountains.

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9. Seljalandsfoss, Iceland It is a waterfall, which has its roots in volcanic glacier.

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8. Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia Listed in the UNESCOs World Heritage site.

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7. Algar de Benagil, Portugal It is a natural cave seems like a large hole which attracts the tourist.

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6. Cliffs of Moher, Ireland These are the cliffs located near the sea and their height is almost 500 ft.

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5. The Great Barrier Reef, Australlia It is the biodiversity rich zone and largest coral system in the world.

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4. Antelope Canyon, USA This is made due to the erosion of sandstone by water.

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3. Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil This waterfall is made by Iguazu River and spread across the Argentina & Brazil boarder.

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2. Moraine Lake, Canada This lake is filled by glaciers and situated in Banff National Park.

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1. Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia This one is a salt flat and made by the evaporation of prehistoric lakes.

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