Natural Wonders That You Must Visit Before You Die

No matter how many new restaurants or museums pop up all over the world, there will always be something magical about the amazing places our planet has created for us. There are so many places you should experience before you die.

We’ll give you a rundown of the top 25 places to see with your own eyes while you have time.

Great Blue Hole, Belize

Despite its strange name and the fact that it’s basically a sinkhole, the Great Blue Hole is a wonder that the Discovery Channel ranked as one of the most amazing places on earth.

The famous Jacques Cousteau declared it as a major scuba diving site, too. You’ll have to travel by water to get to this magnificent sunken-in cave near Belize, but it’s worth it.

Great Barrier Reef, Australia

If you make a trip to see anything in your life, you’ll want to put the Great Barrier Reef on your list. Located off the coast of Queensland, Australia, it’s the world’s largest coral reef system.

Imagine every color you’ve ever seen, multiply them by 10 and that’s what you get— a colorful exploration of the underwater.

Stonehenge, England

There’s a ring of standing stones outside of a little town in England and each stone stands about 13-feet tall and weighs around 25 tons. The monument itself is considered a British cultural icon.

Nobody knows why a culture without a written language created the stonehenge. Some say it’s meant to tell time and others say it’s a burial ground of sorts. See for yourself.

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

The Salar de Uyuni is a salt flat in Bolivia. This piece of land is what remains of a couple of really large and really dry lakes, now with a few meters of salt tacked on top.

A cool part of the salt flat is that when it rains, it leaves a layer of calm water— turning the Salar de Uyuni into the world’s largest mirror.