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Tumpak Sewu Waterfall, Indonesia
Tumpak Sewu Waterfall aka Coban Sewu aka the Waterfall of a Thousand Waterfalls is one of Indonesia’s most impressive waterfalls.
While not the largest in the region, its dramatic appearance from above resembles the tree of life, and its powerful cascade is captivating from below, making it a favorite spot for visitors.
The best way to experience its awe-inspiring beauty is from the viewpoint above or by hiking down into the canyon to the base of the falls, where its lush green surroundings enhance its breathtaking appeal.
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Tumpak Sewu Waterfall aka Coban Sewu aka the Waterfall of a Thousand Waterfalls is one of Indonesia’s most impressive waterfalls.
While not the largest in the region, its dramatic appearance from above resembles the tree of life, and its powerful cascade is captivating from below, making it a favorite spot for visitors.
The best way to experience its awe-inspiring beauty is from the viewpoint above or by hiking down into the canyon to the base of the falls, where its lush green surroundings enhance its breathtaking appeal.
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Callanish Stones, Scotland
The Callanish Stones, a striking stone circle with rows of 12-foot-tall monoliths, form a cross-like shape. Nestled within is a chambered tomb, as if protected by these ancient stones.
Erected by Neolithic people around 5,000 years ago, the stones were a hub for rituals for at least a thousand years. Their exact purpose is unknown, but it's believed they served as an astronomical observatory or calendar.
Legends abound, with tales of petrified giants and a magic cow. Unlike Stonehenge, visitors can freely explore and touch these stones.
Outlander fans find it fascinating, as they inspired the fictional Craigh na Dun. Visiting any season is magical, with the summer sun or the Northern Lights enhancing their mystery.
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The Callanish Stones, a striking stone circle with rows of 12-foot-tall monoliths, form a cross-like shape. Nestled within is a chambered tomb, as if protected by these ancient stones.
Erected by Neolithic people around 5,000 years ago, the stones were a hub for rituals for at least a thousand years. Their exact purpose is unknown, but it's believed they served as an astronomical observatory or calendar.
Legends abound, with tales of petrified giants and a magic cow. Unlike Stonehenge, visitors can freely explore and touch these stones.
Outlander fans find it fascinating, as they inspired the fictional Craigh na Dun. Visiting any season is magical, with the summer sun or the Northern Lights enhancing their mystery.
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Walzin Castle, Belgium
Perched on a steep cliff, the Walzin Castle's neo-gothic beauty and surrounding greenery are compelling to stop by for photos. Located just outside Dinant, it sits atop a natural feature like an eagle’s nest, offering strategic views.
Built in the 11th century, Walzin Castle was less about defense and more as a residence. Destroyed four times, it was renovated in the 19th and 20th centuries, giving it a unique charm.
The area is perfect for hiking, biking, and kayaking, making a visit to Walzin Castle a full-day adventure.
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Perched on a steep cliff, the Walzin Castle's neo-gothic beauty and surrounding greenery are compelling to stop by for photos. Located just outside Dinant, it sits atop a natural feature like an eagle’s nest, offering strategic views.
Built in the 11th century, Walzin Castle was less about defense and more as a residence. Destroyed four times, it was renovated in the 19th and 20th centuries, giving it a unique charm.
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Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, Brazil
Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, in northeastern Brazil, stretches across 593.75 square miles along 43 miles of coastline. It's bordered by the Itapecuru, Munim, Parnaíba, and Periá Rivers, as well as the São José Basin.
Most of the park features rolling sand dunes, the tallest between 32 and 65.6 feet, that cover about two-thirds of the area. The dunes have a layer of rock underneath that keeps water from draining, forming freshwater pools.
The park also has two oases, or "restingas," with unique coastal forests. Home to endangered species like the scarlet ibis and the neotropical otter, the park boasts over 110 bird species and 42 types of reptiles.
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Lençóis Maranhenses National Park, in northeastern Brazil, stretches across 593.75 square miles along 43 miles of coastline. It's bordered by the Itapecuru, Munim, Parnaíba, and Periá Rivers, as well as the São José Basin.
Most of the park features rolling sand dunes, the tallest between 32 and 65.6 feet, that cover about two-thirds of the area. The dunes have a layer of rock underneath that keeps water from draining, forming freshwater pools.
The park also has two oases, or "restingas," with unique coastal forests. Home to endangered species like the scarlet ibis and the neotropical otter, the park boasts over 110 bird species and 42 types of reptiles.
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