North America

The badlands are the type of a vast terrain – dry, eroded and with a minimal vegetation. But even as arid as the badlands are, they still are full of surprises.

This is the oldest shopping district in the whole continent!

The largest alpine lake and at 501 m (1645 ft) deep one of the deepest lakes in North America, Tahoe features great views and numerous activities.

Banff is a town, embedded straight into National Park and surrounded with mountainous landscape, very popular among the tourist.

Found in the Great West Canyon, the Subway is a stunning section of the Left Fork of North Creek.

It is amazing how such a small group of volcanic islands can have such rich and versatile nature.

The picturesque land is a popular recreational area, providing numerous fun activities.

Sprawled between Utah and Arizona, the destination attracts 2 million visitors every year.

Popularized by the photographers, whose pictures inspired visitors to look for this place, the canyon previously didn’t dominate the travel guides.

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A small city of the same name, inhabited by around 1000 residents, is surrounded with the vast fields of wheat and rapeseed. But do not underestimate this farmland.

Part of the Mariana Islands archipelago, Saipan offers a divine vacation. The white sandy beaches, crystal clear water, no crowds, high quality hotels and places to shop.

Also known as the Stairway to Heaven, the 3,922 stairs lead to the top of the 756 m (2,480 ft) height summit of Puʻukeahiakahoe. Originally built in 1940s to install the Naval radio antenna, today the stairs attract the adventurers.

The city turns into a magical Christmas village during the holiday season. Decorated with lights, covered in snow Quebec attracts the locals and guests to spend more time in the city and enjoy the holiday spirit.

The oldest settlement in the country, founded in the early 16th century. Today due to the rich historic heritage, which includes fortifications, churches and houses from colonial era, Old San Juan is considered to be a National Heritage Site.

Built in 1919 by newspaper magnate William Randolph Hearst, the castle was donated to the state of California after his death. Since then the castle is open for the public and is considered to be a historic park.

Artist Phillip K Smith III has created an amazing little house in the middle of a desert. The contemporary art project was made using mirrors and LED lighting, which emanates colorful light at night.

A 24 km (15 ml) long red canyon, that can be as deep as 800 meters, is truly beautiful. It is not a plain bare rock, but is rich with the trees, that cover in colorful foliage in fall.

Built on Lake Michigan, which is one of the Great Lakes of North America, the pier has even two lighthouses. The pier was named after the river, which enters the lake.

The resort and theme park is found 75 km (47 mi) south of Cancún. A unique water park is named after the Xcaret archeological site, which has been a settlement of the pre-Columbian Maya.

Found in the northern part of Kauai island, Queen’s Bath provides certainly one of the most unique swimming experiences you can think of. Naturally formed dam is the size of a couple big pools.

An unusual saline lake attracts not only due to its appearance, but also for its healing powers, that are provided by the numerous minerals.

A unique hot spring is called after a Morning Glory flower. Morning Glory sometimes acts like a geyser: it has erupted a couple of times.

The deep natural sinkholes are very often found in Mexico. Chichén Itzá’s two pits are especially beautiful and popular among the tourists, since the city itself is very interesting and worth visiting.