1. Iguazu Falls
Located in the Iguazu river in between the borders of Argentine Missiones, and the Brazilian state of Paran.
On of the largest waterfalls in the world with a top height of 82 metres.
The falls are formed by a group of 272 smaller falls.
2. Halong Bay
Located in Quang Ninh Vietnam
Compiles of islands in various shapes and sizes and thousands of limestone karsts (rocks shaped by erosion).
One specific feature of Halong Bay is the lake within the huge limestone island.
3. Komodo Island
Located in the National Park, Indonesia.
Komodo is one of three main islands that make up the national park. The other two are Rinca and Padar. There are also numerous other smaller islands orbiting.
The islands of the national park are of volcanic origin.
4. Jeju Island
Jeju is a volcanic island
It is both the smallest province and the largest island located 130km from the southern cost of korea.
A central feature of Jeju is Hallasan is the tallest mountain and dormant volcano.
5. Puerto Princesa Subterranean River
Located in the Philippines about 50km north of the city centre of Puerto Princesa, Palawan, in a the St. Paul mountain range.
Asia's longest subterranean river measuring 8.2km and the world's second longest.
The river comes out into a lagoon said to possess heavenly clear waters.
6. The Amazon Rainforest
The rainforest, so vast is located within 9 nations; Bolivia, Brazil, Columbia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, and Venezuela.
The Amazon river, located in the Amazon, is the largest river (in volume) in the world.
The Amazon is the most specie-rich tropical rainforest in the world.
7. Table Mountain
Located above Cape Town in South Africa.
The highest point of the mountain is at Maclear's Beacon, standing at 1086m above sea level on the eastern side of the front of the mountain.
It is the only destination on Earth to have a constellation of stars named after it.
