The Masai Mara: Also spelled as Maasai Mara, it is the largest National Reserve in Africa and most of mara (roughly a 'park' in the local language) falls in Kenya. It is a continuation of Serengeti National Park in Tanzania. It is the only area in the world where you can witness the migration of more than a million wildebeests, and it is one of those major facts which make Masai Mara the most popular tourist destination in Africa. Most of the national reserve is primarily open grasslands. There are a number of lodges and tented camps for the tourists and Masai Mara is a major source of hard currency for Kenya.

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1. Southern Utah
If you've never seen the amazing rock formations and colored landscape of Southern Utah's canyonlands, you're missing out on one of the most mesmerizing landscapes in the US. Utah is the closest most of us will ever come to setting foot on another planet, as the landscape is unlike anything seen throughout the rest of the US.

Asia is the largest continent in area and it is not surprising that there are collected some of the most beautiful natural phenomena. You can go from the northern steppes and streamers and navigate to the tropical jungle on the banks of magnificent waterfalls. If you do not stop for too long, you can get to the beach and the Indian Ocean and the exotic Indonesian islands whose gentle climate keeps the mood good.

Compared to Singapore, Hong Kong is often synonymous with a dirty, rowdy and cramped megalopolis that's extremely easy to get lost in. It's maze of cheap shopping and street-side food snacks are thronged with locals and tourists alike, almost always succeeding in confusing your exploration.