There are many places to see and things to do and food to try but we have to realistic, sort of. Here are some of the natural sites and cultural sites Rob and I have talked about visiting:
Belize
Mayan ruins at Caracol
Guatemala
Antigua, (UNESCO world heritage site)
Costa Rica
Arenal volcano
Ecuador
Old Town Quito (UNESCO site)
Peru
Los Gorriones orphanage
Colca canyon
Cuzco (UNESCO site)
Machuu Pichu (UNESCO site)
Nasca Lines (UNESCO site)
Brazil
Amazon jungle
Boliva
Death road, Coroico .... again :)
Cochabamba valley
Argentina
Iguazu falls, border of Brazil and Argentina (UNESCO site)
South Africa
Garden route highway along the Indian Ocean
Table Mountain, Cape Town
Namibia
Namib Desert
Fish River Canyon
Botswana
Okavango Delta
Zimbabwe
Victoria Falls (UNESCO site)
Matopos Park
Tanzania
Mt Kilimanjaro
Serengeti
Ngorongoro crater
Zanzibar
Kenya
Masai Mara
Malawi
Chongoni rock art (UNESCO site)
Ethiopia
Gondor
Churches at Lalibela, (UNESCO site)
Lower valley of the Omo, Omo tribe (UNESCO site)
Sudan
Whirling dervishes
Meroe temples (UNESCO site)
Confluence of the White and Blue Nile
Egypt
Valley of the Kings
Pyramids of Giza (UNESCO site)
The White Desert
Khan el-Khalili market Cairo (UNESCO site)
Jordan
Petra (UNESCO site)
Syria
Damascus
Turkey
Blue Mosque
The Grand Bazaar,Istanbul
Pamukkale hot springs
Croatia
Dubrovnik (UNESCO site)
Sunday, March 28, 2010
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All sounds amazing to me.
ReplyDeleteOh for crying out loud..... You're going to go to Pamukkale???! Soooooo jealous! I've been wanting to go there for years! You HAVE to go see (and take pics, of course ;-) ) the calcified water falls. They are brilliant white, solid 'falls' where the deposits left as the water runs over have solidified over thousands of years. Beautiful.
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