Our world is changing but some things do not change: we are always excited by genuine beauty and grandeur. We are inspired by the incredible diversity of nature and the depth of talent of people all around the world and at all times. We love unusual and mysterious things. And our planet provides plenty of this, a lot more than you can imagine.
Wondermondo is a unique website that tells about such places around the whole world. Currently, there are thoroughly described 664 places and listed more than 10 000.
From March to December 2020 Wondermondo is undergoing a thorough process of rebuilding!
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Landmarks of Oregon
Oregon can be proud of its special natural beauty. Here mighty rivers cross the mountainous landscape through magnificent ravines and canyons and the frequent rain has created countless waterfalls, in the lush forests grow trees of incredible size and height.
Some of natural and also man-made landmarks here are very special and unusual…
7 Most Recent Landmarks
St John Cantius Church
The history of Chicago is also a history of the great immigration of diverse European nations to America. One of these nations – Polish – created the greatest churches in this giant city. St John Cantius Church is one of the most prominent among them.
Lake Hillier, Australia
There are hundreds of pink lakes around the world. But one of the most impressive and striking ones is Lake Hillier on a remote island of Western Australia. Its water is pink even if it is taken away in the bottle.
King George Falls, Australia
Most likely, the most beautiful and impressive of all the beautiful waterfalls of Kimberley Region is King George Falls – some 80 m tall twin falls, a natural wonder in isolated and unusual place.
World’s tallest cypress tree near Bay Langdra Ney, Bhutan
A magnificent tree of incredible size grows at the mountain road leading to Kathok Yoesel Samtenling Monastery. This is a famous cypress tree, which may hold a spiritual treasure left more than one thousand years ago. And this is the tallest cypress tree in the world.
Loltun Caves, Mexico
The enormous Loltun Cave in Yucatan is a well-known tourist destination. It has lots of values: here have been found bones of extinct animals, ancient people have created art in the cave. Loltun Cave has served as a religious site of rituals and also as a shelter during rough times.
Mendenhall Glacier Ice Caves, Alaska (USA)
Ice caves in glaciers are rather common. But most of them are not easy to access. Mendenhall Glacier Ice Caves can be accessed after some hours long walk and are some of the most beautiful glacier ice caves anywhere.
Landsford Canal State Park lilies, Southern Carolina (USA)
There exist just a few populations of shoals spider lily (Hymenocallis coronaria) – a gorgeous and fragrant flower which grows only in the south-eastern states of USA. One of the largest stands of this plant is found in Landsford Canal State Park, South Carolina.
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AWOL on the Appalachian Trail
In 2003, software engineer David Miller left his job, family, and friends to fulfill a dream and hike the Appalachian Trail. AWOL on the Appalachian Trail is Miller’s account of this thru-hike along the entire 2,172 miles from Georgia to Maine. On page after page, readers are treated to rich descriptions of the valleys and mountains, the isolation and reverie, the inspiration that fueled his quest, and the life-changing moments that can only be experienced when dreams are pursued.
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10 most popular landmarks, July 2020
- Peru: El Velo de La Novia, Pachachaca or Lady in White Falls
- Saint Lucia: Diamond Falls
- India: Jogimara Cave, Sita Bengra Cave
- Solomon Islands: Kakamora Caves
- Madagascar: Blue garnets of Bekily
- United States: Walker Canyon poppy fields, California
- Russia: Saint Basil’s Cathedral, Moscow
- Georgia: Krubera Cave
- Indonesia: Kelimutu crater lakes
- China: Xiaozhai tiankeng
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Blowholes in Hawaii
Many tourists admire the fascinating and… dangerous Halona Blowhole and Nakalele Blowhole. But there are several more of these natural wonders in Hawaii. Article lists 15 such locations.
Blowholes in Australia
Article lists 22 locations with blowholes in Australia. Is the famous Kiama Blowhole the largest or tallest in Australia? No, by far not!
Top 10 locations of California poppy meadows