Let's begin our travel in the third largest continent - North America.

1. Dinosaur Provincial Park: Canada

   
   
   The first destination in our list is Dinosaur Provincial Park. This unique tourist destination which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site is located in Alberta, Canada.
   
   
   
   The park is famous for being one of the greatest dinosaur fossil beds in the world, attracting more than 350,000 tourists annually. Thirty-nine dinosaur species have been discovered at the park and more than 500 specimens have been removed and exhibited in museums across the globe.
   
   From North America, let's slide down to South America - the land of the Incas, who were regarded as “Romans of Americas” because of their ability to conquer.

2. Salar de Uyuni, Salt Flat: Bolivia

   
   
   Second on the list is the Salar de Uyuni. This is the world's largest salt flat at 10,582 km² or 4,085 square miles. It is located in the southwest of Bolivia, near the crest of the Andes, 3,650 meters high. The major minerals found in the salar are halite and gypsum.
   
   Due to its large size, smooth surface, high surface reflectivity when covered with shallow water, and minimal elevation deviation, Salar de Uyuni makes an ideal target for the testing and calibration of remote sensing instruments on orbiting satellites used to study the Earth.
   
   
   
   Salar de Uyuni is estimated to contain 10 billion tons of salt, of which less than 25,000 tons is extracted annually. Every November, Salar de Uyuni is also the breeding grounds for three species of South American flamingoes: the Chilean, James's and Andean flamingoes.
   
   From South America let's proceed to Asia, the continent with the largest population.

3. Chocolate Hills: Bohol, Philippines

   
   
   Chocolate Hills is the most famous tourist attraction in Bohol. This popular tourist spot is currently ranked number 6 in the list of New Seven Wonders of the world. Chocolate Hills consist of around 1,268 perfectly cone-shaped haycock hills with heights ranging from 40 to 120 meters. The Chocolate Hills is a wonder of nature The Hills are considered as a Philippine National Geological Monument.
   
   
   
   During the summer, the dome-shaped, grass-covered limestone hills dry up and turn brown transforming the areas into rows and rows of chocolate “kisses,” hence the name.
   
   There is no natural formation like these in the world. From a distance, they look like half a ball grown out of the ground. The molehill-shaped and almost uniformly sized hills dot the landscape with green and brown.

4. Fansipan Mountain: Vietnam

   
   
   For mountain climbers, Fansipan Mountain is one of the best mountains to climb. This tourist spot is currently ranked number 12 in the list of the New Seven Wonders of the world. Fansipan Mountain is located 9 km south-west of Sapa Townlet in the Hoang Lien Mountain Range. Fansipan is branded “the Roof of Indochina” with a towering height of 3,143 m. Fansipan had been proposed to be one of the very few eco-tourist spots of Vietnam, with about 2,024 floral varieties and 327 faunal species.
   
   
   
   The peak of Fansipan is accessible all year round. The best time to make the ascent is from mid-October to mid-November, and again in March, when the flowers all flourish and the climbers may behold the carpets of brilliant blossoms, violets and orchids, rhododendrons and aglaias. Fansipan Mountain also contains rice terraces like the famous Banawe Rice Terraces in the Philippines.

5. Mount Mayon: Albay, Philippines

   
   
   The majestic Mount Mayon, which is considered as the world's near perfect cone-shaped volcano, is one of the candidates of the New 7 Wonders of Nature and is currently ranked number 9 in the list. This scenic volcano is located south of Manila, in the province of Albay, Philippines. Mayon Volcano is the Philippines' most active volcano (47 eruptions since 1616) and is considered to be the world's most perfectly formed volcano for its symmetrical cone.
   
   

6. Pamukkale Springs: Turkey

   
   
   Do you want to experience a new kind of bathing? Well, then try taking a bath in a hot springs at Pamukkale. Pamukkale which means “cotton castle” in Turkish, are located in south-western Turkey. It is a natural site and a famous tourist attraction. This unique hot spring is 2,700 meters long and 160 meters high and can be seen from a great distance. About 250 liters of hot water that contains large amount of hydrogen carbonate and calcium rises from the spring every second. This natural phenomenon leaves thick white layers of limestone and travertine cascading down the mountain slope, which resemble a frozen waterfall.
   
   
   
   From Asia let's move to Europe, the second smallest continent.

7. The Burren: Ireland

   
   
   This place is truly a unique place to see. It is a place where there are no trees to hang a man. A place where there is not enough water to drown him. And if you finally succeeded in killing him, it's too rocky to bury him. This place occupies an area of approximately 300 sq. kilometers.
   
   
   
   Burren's landscape is special. The limestone is split and weathered. Everywhere are traces of Megalithic Tombs (like this famous Poulnabrone), ring forts, souterrains, cairns, holy wells and stone rows. There are relics of human habitation dating back almost 6000 years. In this area alone there are more than 60 wedge tombs and the densest concentration in Ireland.
   
   The Burren is situated south of Galway in County Clare, Ireland. Burren means “stony places.” The vast amount of stone works on the imagination of people. Not only 3000 years BC, but even today stones are piled up into nice shapes, maybe even with some (unknown) purpose.
   
   
   
   There are also different rock formations in this place. This area is also rich in historical ecclesiastical sites.

8. Camargue Marsh: France

   
   
   The Camargue is home to more than 400 species of birds, the brine ponds providing one of the few European habitats for the greater flamingo.
   
   The marshes are also a prime habitat for many species of insects, notably (and notoriously) some of the most ferocious mosquitoes to be found anywhere in France. It is also famous for bulls and the Camargue horse.
   
   From Europe, let's go down to the hottest continent in the world - Africa.

9. Djoudj Sanctuary: Senegal

   
   
   The Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It lies on the southeast bank of the River Senegal in Senegal, north east of St-Louis. It provides a range of wetland habitats which prove very popular with migrating birds. Situated in the Senegal River delta, the Djoudj Sanctuary is a wetland of 16,000 ha, comprising a large lake surrounded by streams, ponds and backwaters.
   
   
   
   It forms a living but fragile sanctuary for some 1.5 million birds, such as the white pelican, the purple heron, the African spoonbill, the great egret and the cormorant. There are about 400 species of birds and a wide range of wildlife that inhabit the park.
   
   From Africa, let's sail our way to Oceania.

10. Mariana Trench: Pacific Ocean

    
    
    This is the right place for those who are fond of underwater or deep-sea adventure - the Mariana Trench. It is good place to see some of the most unique deep-sea creatures too, like the amphipod above.
    
    
    
    Marianas Trench is the deepest part of the world's oceans, and the deepest location on the surface of the Earth's crust. It has a maximum depth of about 11 km (6.8 mi), and is located in the western North Pacific Ocean, to the east and south of the Mariana Islands, near Guam.

Where would you like to go? Pick your choice and see some of these unique tourist attractions in person. Bon Voyage.

There are the notable beaches in the Bahamas, a famous tourist destination for people who seek clear waters and hospitable accommodations. There are also the notorious beaches in the Philippines, most famous of it is Boracay. It is the ultimate beach and party destination that most travelers would enjoy. Usually it is one of the main reasons why tourists visit the Philippines. The fine white sand and the clear blue sea mixed with the party atmosphere differentiates Boracay from any other place in the world. Yes indeed, these places define the beauty and experience of how a beach should be. These characteristics of beaches make them so uniquely special for travelers and locals alike.

For others, mountain ranges are what they prefer instead of taking a dip in the sea. For some travelers or tourists, there is nothing more remarkable than reaching a high place. These travelers prefer to make a long and challenging climb to the top of mountains than just swimming or sunbathing in beaches.

There is a wonderful feeling when one reaches the top of a mountain. The air is different and the accomplishment is more spectacular than any other usual accomplishment. Some prefer the mountains because there is more peace on the top. The sight of being on top of almost everything that surrounds the place, somehow creates a feeling of fulfillment. One of the most infamous mountains that presents such a delightful is the Alps.

Another mountain that defines everything and seems to be figuratively and literally as the top of the world is Mt. Everest. Reaching the peak of this mountain is one of the rarest accomplishments that a man can ever accomplish.

For tourists, whether be it mountain or beach, the purpose of traveling is to find enjoyment in places that bring out the beauty of nature. Travel the world, seek the beauty in nature and appreciate it, there is a lot to the world that people take for granted.

Ancient Rome boasts of ancient structures like the Roman Imperial Forums, which includes the Forum of Caesar, The Forum of Vespasian, which is otherwise known as the Temple of Peace and of course the Forum Trajan, which has been greatly preserved even after several centuries. Overlooking the forums is the the Palatine Hills and the Palace Complex, where the greatest people in Roman history and Roman Empire lived.

Besides the complex is the Circus Maximus, which was historically famous for having been a venue for racing chariots. This is also where roman emperors kept the citizens entertained by filling their stomach with food and their eyes with circus acts.

Colosseum is another spot that you should not exclude in your itinerary. The Colosseum, which can seat more than fifty thousand spectators, lie witness to a chapter in history where gladiators provided entertainment for a falling Roman Empire.

The Pantheon is another symbol of the Great Roman Empire. Commissioned by Hadrian, the temple boasts of a rotunda and a dome. This is actually part of the seven wonders of the Ancient World.

Another great architectural work is the Castel Sant Angelo, which is better known as Hadrian's Mausoleum. More than just a tomb, this tourist spot provides visitors a panoramic view of the Tiber. In previous centuries, the Castel was also used by Emperors as passageways in times of danger. The popes of the Vatican were also able to use the tunnels as it connects to the Vatican. Speaking of Vatican, never forget to include St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums in your list of places to visit. Although the Vatican is technically an autonomous state, going there is relatively easy and cheap when you are in Italy of course.

Palazzo dei Conservatori, a building constructed through the plans made by none other than Michaelangelo, and the Palazzo dei Museo Capitolino are two of the museums that you should visit. Both of these can be found in the Capitoline Hill, which was once a seat of power in the country. Even today, it remains to be the center of government.

Italy also has lots of Piazzas, one of which is the Piazza Venezia, where you will find the Palazzo Venezia, a museum quite famous for its collections of works of arts in the medieval and the Renaissance period. There is also a shopping district in the area of the Via del Corso is only an hour or two away.

Another beautiful piazza that you can visit is the Piazza Navona, where you will find a number of fountains including Bernini's La Fontana. There is also the Church of Sant'Angese, which you will definitely admire for its architectural design.

The Piazza de Spagna, on the other hand, features the famous Spanish Steps or what is called the Scalinata della Trinita' de Monti in Italian. The steps lead to the church in Trinita dei Monte.

Another tourist spot that you should not miss is the Trevi Fountain. Legend has it that people who manage to throw their coins inside the Fontana di Trevi will come back again to Italy.