Places to Visit Once in Your Life

1. Bora Bora (French Polynesia)

Bora Bora is a small French Polynesian island in the South Pacific. The island is surrounded by coral reefs that form a lagoon with many small islands. This place is great for scuba diving. Bora Bora is considered an elite resort. Many of the guest bungalows are built on stilts directly in the water. In the center of the island, the extinct volcano Otemanu rises 727 meters. All French Polynesia is poison and insect-free! There are no pests, snakes, or parasites in Bora Bora. You can literally walk without repellent, take a nap on the beach, and not worry about bugs or other creatures! Talk about heaven!

Palawan is a province of the Philippines, located on the island of the same name and including small nearby islands. It is part of the MIMAROPA region. The administrative center is the city of Puerto Princesa. Featured and praised by many travel magazines, Palawan has created a thriving tourism sector. Even the small islands that surround it can provide world-class service. From the moment you land in the capital of Puerto Princesa, tourists will already feel the sparkling hospitality. Even on the islands, far from the hustle and bustle of the city, there are good connections.

Pico do Arieiro is the third-highest mountain on the island of Madeira, the main island of the archipelago of the same name in the Atlantic Ocean, after Pico Ruivo and Pico das Torres. It is a good vantage point for viewing the surrounding landscapes. Most days, you'll feel like you're on another planet, staring at a sea of clouds floating beneath the jagged peaks of Madeira's central mountains! On a clear day, you can see the neighboring island of Porto Santo. One of the best things to do in Madeira is to visit Pico do Arieira at sunrise, when the sky is lit up in different shades of red and orange. As you soar above the sea of clouds, you will be immersed in an otherworldly and mysterious atmosphere!

Machu Picchu is the city of the Inca civilization, located in the Andes of Peru, above the valley of the Urubamba River. The city was founded in the 15th century and later abandoned. Machu Picchu is known for the fact that all the walls were built without the use of adhesive material. There are also unusual astronomical structures here. There are panoramic views from the top. Scientists have not yet accurately established the purpose of this city. Whatever motivates you to go to Machu Picchu, one thing is certain: the surroundings of the national park are as memorable as the ruins. From the top, the views stretch to the Sacred Valley. Looking down, you will see the Urubamba River with mountains framing a magnificent view.

The Dolomites are a mountain range in the Eastern Alps, part of the Southern Limestone Alps. The massif is in the northeastern part of Italy, and due to their outstanding universal value, the Dolomites have been included in the list of world heritage sites protected by UNESCO. Their extraordinary beauty is just one of the reasons they were honored. The Dolomites are made up of dolomitic limestone, a rare material that gives the mountains their characteristic towers, steep cliffs, and cliffs. The unique composition of the Dolomites is extremely valuable to geologists who study the mountain range to learn more about the forces that shape our world. Although the research is not entirely conclusive, dolomite can provide some incredible health benefits when taken as a supplement. Once ground, the stone acts as an effective tool to provide calcium and magnesium and can help with heartburn. It can also strengthen bones. It turns out that the Dolomites not only look beautiful, but their stones can be used to improve our lives and our overall health.