Roughly 900 miles off the coast of lisbon, this Portuguese archipelago can inspire wanderlust with a single photo. The verdant valleys, steep oceanside cliffs, rows of blue hydrangeas,

Separated from continental Africa by 250 miles of water, Madagascar is adventure personified. The island nation’s secrets include giant moths, bug-eyed lemurs, and places like the surreal Avenue of the Baobabs,

Roughly 900 miles off the coast of Lisbon, this Portuguese archipelago can inspire wanderlust with a single photo. The verdant valleys, steep oceanside cliffs, rows of blue hydrangeas, and scattering of waterfalls make the Azores a paradise worth exploring. Just make sure you visit before everyone you know beats you to it.

Separated from continental Africa by 250 miles of water, Madagascar is adventure personified. The island nation’s secrets include giant moths, bug-eyed lemurs, and places like the surreal Avenue of the Baobabs, where the centuries-old trees reach heights of nearly 100 feet.

That’s right, we put an entire continent on here. Although 99 percent of antarctica  is covered with ice, the landscape still manages to be stunningly diverse—surreal blue glaciers, active volcanoes, the rough waterways of the Drake Passage, and 360-degree views of untouched snow.

Venezuela overflows with natural wonders, including the world’s highest waterfall: the 3,212-foot cascades (that’s 19 times higher than Niagara Falls) of Angel Falls, located in the UNESCO-protected Canaima National Park.

The Great Wall, painted in hues of crimson and gold by autumn’s gentle touch, stands as a timeless testament to human ingenuity and resilience, its silhouette etched against a backdrop of vibrant foliage.

The autumn rain, a gentle caress upon the earth, paints the landscape in hues of gold and crimson, as if nature herself were weeping tears of beauty.

Autumn leaves a tapestry of vibrant hues across the landscape, painting the world in shades of gold, crimson, and amber.

"Autumn paints the world in hues of gold and crimson, as nature prepares for its winter slumber."