Banff National Park is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful places in Canada, boasting breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies and a diverse array of wildlife. The park is renowned for its wealth of stunning lakes, including Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and the glacial Lake Minnewanka — each more pristine than the last.

Mount Fuji, which is both an active volcano and a symbol of serenity, stands as one of the most magnificent sights in the world. You can ascend to its summit to admire the breathtaking views or marvel at its beauty from Lake Kawaguchi and other locations in the stunning Five Lakes region. During winter, venture to the resort town of Hakone to enjoy panoramic vistas of Fuji and soak in its steaming hot springs.

Niagara Falls consists of three major cascades: Horseshoe Falls (also known as 'Horseshoe'), American Falls, and Bridal Veil Falls ('Veil'). It is extremely popular among tourists, largely due to its well-developed infrastructure. While not the tallest waterfall at approximately 53 meters, it is one of the most powerful, with a volume of falling water reaching 5,700 m3/s.

The Grand Canyon is 5-6 million years old, showcasing traces of at least four geological eras of our planet within its rocks. Temperature fluctuates with the depth of the canyon, leading to variations in flora and fauna. Here, visitors can do more than simply admire natural beauty; the Grand Canyon is a tourist destination offering a plethora of entertainment options, from mule rides to rafting on the Colorado River.

The ancient city of Petra, built before our era and lost in the sands, continues to captivate the imagination. Its inhabitants not only mastered the art of extracting water in the desert but also demonstrated remarkable skill in working with stone. Consequently, every year, more than half a million tourists visit Jordan to witness firsthand the majestic buildings that bear witness to Petra's glorious past.