I am a heavy traveller and I adore all these amazing places our planet offers for us to enjoy and here comes a mind-blowing combination of technical opportunities with natural beauty. Are you ready to have a look at this vertigo-inducing aerial panorama of the world’s highest waterfall, Angel Falls?
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Just one look at the following shots makes me feel scared. These people seem to be so brave to swim at the edge of the Earth. But, no! Everything is not so complicated. The following pool is called the Devil’s Pool and it is situated in Zimbabw, Africa, and it is a part of the magnificent Victoria Falls at a height
of 128m. During the months of September and December, the water level is not very quick and rather low, that’s why people can swim as close
as possible to the edge.
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Cherapunji is not a word to make your crackjaw, it is a town in the Indian state of Meghalaya and means “the abode of clouds”. It is officially named the wettest place on Earth, because all the possible rains in the world fall here. People here can even pull your leg and tell you that rainfall is not measured in inches but in feet.
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Ein Avdat is a place in Israel in the Negev that impresses visitors with its stunning beauty and picturesque views. First of all, Ein Avdat is a narrow canyon that is located in Ein Avdat National park.
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