What breaks my heart to have to pick only ten! We challenge you to forget your visit to one of the following.
1 National Park Namib-Naukluft (Namibia)
The burning sands National Park Namib-Naukluft are emblematic of the most perfect of deserts: just see photos for thirst. The dunes of Sossusvlei are the oldest in the world. The powerful winds here have carved the desert, forming dunes up to 300 m high. It is thanks to Aeolus also that we can explore the park on a hot air balloon for a single view of its breathtaking landscapes from above, the Namib looks like a sea of orange surf.
2 Banff National Park (Canada)
Everything is oversized in Canada, Banff National Park is no exception: the foxes appear redder, more grizzly bears and original moose. This idyllic area was discovered in the late 1800s with the construction of the road of peaceful Canadian iron, and quickly became a nature reserve. The 6,641 square kilometers of the park in the form impenetrable Rockies a natural corridor qu'empruntent many animals, sometimes offering visitors a veritable parade of Canadian mascots.
3 Mungo National Park (Australia)
In recent years, many sites of the legendary Australian Outback have seen an influx of visitors: this is the case of Alice Springs, Blue Mountains or Uluru (Ayers Rock). The Mungo National Park, he remains away from the beaten track. Long, in these vast expanses peaceful sheltered behind their "Chinese wall" mounds of clay, swarmed abundant megafauna and flashed lakes now extinct. Man lived here there are more than 40 00 years! Today is a sublime desert and striking, so big that it can distinguish the curvature of the Earth.
4 Grand Canyon National Park (United States)
Like the Chevrolet and the Big Mac, the Grand Canyon is an American icon and arguably the biggest attraction of the famous Route 66, this mecca for geologists offer of sight vistas of gorges and precipices where history complex our world has entered into a multitude of colored layers. Going down to the bottom of these deep scars in the crust, we find a semi-arid region dotted with hundreds of mysterious caves. And deep in the canyon (1800 m), is the face of the Earth in prehistoric times that is offered to a visitor amazed.
1 National Park Namib-Naukluft (Namibia)
The burning sands National Park Namib-Naukluft are emblematic of the most perfect of deserts: just see photos for thirst. The dunes of Sossusvlei are the oldest in the world. The powerful winds here have carved the desert, forming dunes up to 300 m high. It is thanks to Aeolus also that we can explore the park on a hot air balloon for a single view of its breathtaking landscapes from above, the Namib looks like a sea of orange surf.
2 Banff National Park (Canada)
Everything is oversized in Canada, Banff National Park is no exception: the foxes appear redder, more grizzly bears and original moose. This idyllic area was discovered in the late 1800s with the construction of the road of peaceful Canadian iron, and quickly became a nature reserve. The 6,641 square kilometers of the park in the form impenetrable Rockies a natural corridor qu'empruntent many animals, sometimes offering visitors a veritable parade of Canadian mascots.
3 Mungo National Park (Australia)
In recent years, many sites of the legendary Australian Outback have seen an influx of visitors: this is the case of Alice Springs, Blue Mountains or Uluru (Ayers Rock). The Mungo National Park, he remains away from the beaten track. Long, in these vast expanses peaceful sheltered behind their "Chinese wall" mounds of clay, swarmed abundant megafauna and flashed lakes now extinct. Man lived here there are more than 40 00 years! Today is a sublime desert and striking, so big that it can distinguish the curvature of the Earth.
4 Grand Canyon National Park (United States)
Like the Chevrolet and the Big Mac, the Grand Canyon is an American icon and arguably the biggest attraction of the famous Route 66, this mecca for geologists offer of sight vistas of gorges and precipices where history complex our world has entered into a multitude of colored layers. Going down to the bottom of these deep scars in the crust, we find a semi-arid region dotted with hundreds of mysterious caves. And deep in the canyon (1800 m), is the face of the Earth in prehistoric times that is offered to a visitor amazed.
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