As far as lakes go, Ala-Kul is one of the world's most impressive. Nestled at an altitude of over 11,483 feet (3,500m) inside the Terskey Alatau mountain range in Kyrgyzstan.
Located in the Guayana highlands of Venezuela, this mammoth waterfall is dramatic and beautiful in equal parts. The drop is more than 3,199 feet.
Located inside the Olympic National Park in the US state of Washington, Hoh Rain Forest is one of the country's largest temperate rainforests and showcases the tranquillity of flora and fauna.
Prehistoric in its appearance, Iceland's Stuðlagil, also known as Basalt Column Canyon, is one of the world's most underrated treasures.
Ik Kil, a natural cenote (or sinkhole) in Yucatán, Mexico, was formed during heavy tropical rainfall, which made its original limestone ceiling collapse.
Most people have heard of the Northern Lights but the dazzling show offered in the southern hemisphere is equally as captivating.
Towering up almost 65 feet (20m), this majestic tree is estimated to be around 500 years old. The Angel Oak, in Charleston, South Carolina, is thought to be the oldest living tree east of the Mississippi River.
The rainbow-hued mountains in Zhangye National Geopark look just like an artist's paint palette. Part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this stunning formation was created by natural erosion