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Uluru is an unmistakable landmark, a distinct red sandstone rock sitting proudly above the flatlands that surround it. Sacred to the Pitjantjatjara people and a UNESCO World Heritage Site it is a well-protected landmark and access is banned to the general public, but it is nevertheless an instantly recognisable icon of this nation

Northern Territory, Australia

Luzon, Philippines

Maharashtra, India

Hanoi, Vietnam

The Burj Khalifa is the current tallest building, standing at 829.8m (2,722 ft), it is over half a mile into the sky. Its staggered design is reminiscent of the Islamic architecture of the region, with staggering views at the top over the neighbouring skyscrapers and to the desert beyond. The 154 floors are navigated via 57 elevators and 8 escalators, allowing access to its 900 homes, offices, restaurants a hotel and more...

Doha, Qatar

Cairo, Egypt

Ashgabat, Turkmenistan

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Angkor Wat is a complex of ornate temples, considered the largest religious structure in the world. Originally a Hindu temple, it has stood since the 12th century and transformed over time into a Buddhist temple. It forms part of the city of Angkor, originally the capital of the Khmer Empire between the 9th and 15th centuries

Mawlamyine, Myanmar

Baisha Li, Taiwan

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

Krong Siem Reap, Cambodia

The Lærdal tunnel is an engineering marvel, sitting at 24.5km (15.2 miles) it is the current longest road tunnel in the world. Passing under a mountain range, great care has been taken to break up the monotony of driving, the tunnel is split into four sections separated by 3 large caves at 6km intervals - lighting changes from white to blue and yellow to give the impression of sunrise

Sierre, Switzerland

Friesland, Netherlands

Vestland, Norway

Zealand, Denmark

The tallest point above sea level, Mount Everest should require no introduction. Its prominent point above the Himalayas has been a target of many explorers and adventurers for years - the peak is split between two nations however, which two?

Mongolia & China

Nepal & China

India & China

Pakistan & China

Standing as the tallest statue in the world, the Statue of Unity is an 182 metre (597 feet) tall depiction of a statesman and independence activist. Overlooking the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River, it is a tourist draw that has even outpaced the Statue of Liberty at times

Tibet, China

Pyongyang, North Korea

Gujarat, India

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

The Cradle of Humankind is a site of scientific interest, as it contains the largest concentration of ancestral human remains anywhere in the world. The complex of limestone caves is considered a World Heritage site and is the site of the earliest primate found

Gauteng, South Africa

Harare, Zimbabwe

Mwanza, Tanzania

Chinsali, Zambia

Death Valley ranks as the largest National Park in its home nation, as well as the dryest, hottest and lowest. It frequently records the highest temperatures ever seen, but there is plenty more to it, with over 3,000 square miles (7,800 square kilometres) of desert landscape, with sand dunes, mountains and basins to explore

California, USA

Bordj Badji Mokhtar, Algeria

Antofagasta, Chile

Zacatecas, Mexico

Next is the largest system of waterfalls in the world, the Iguazu Falls. Combining such falls as San Martín, Adam and Eva, Penoni, and Bergano - they form a massive network into a long curve, with multiple plateaus and islands in between. It managed a peak recorded flow rate of 45,700 cubic meters per second of water, more than 5 times the peak flow rate of Niagara falls...

Mexico & Guatemala

Argentina & Brazil

Venezuela & Colombia

Panama & Costa Rica

The Valley of the Kings is an archaeological site renowned around the world for its collection of burial chambers. Rock-cut tombs litter the valley, more than 60 were built between the 16th and 10th centuries BC, allowing the Pharaohs a place of rest in style

Alexandria, Egypt

Cairo, Egypt

Luxor, Egypt

Giza, Egypt

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Where would you find...?

The tallest point above sea level, Mount Everest should require no introduction. Its prominent point above the Himalayas has been a target of many explorers and adventurers for years - the peak is split between two nations however, which two?

Standing as the tallest statue in the world, the Statue of Unity is an 182 metre (597 feet) tall depiction of a statesman and independence activist. Overlooking the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River, it is a tourist draw that has even outpaced the Statue of Liberty at times

The Cradle of Humankind is a site of scientific interest, as it contains the largest concentration of ancestral human remains anywhere in the world. The complex of limestone caves is considered a World Heritage site and is the site of the earliest primate found

The Valley of the Kings is an archaeological site renowned around the world for its collection of burial chambers. Rock-cut tombs litter the valley, more than 60 were built between the 16th and 10th centuries BC, allowing the Pharaohs a place of rest in style

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Where would you find...?

The tallest point above sea level, Mount Everest should require no introduction. Its prominent point above the Himalayas has been a target of many explorers and adventurers for years - the peak is split between two nations however, which two?

Standing as the tallest statue in the world, the Statue of Unity is an 182 metre (597 feet) tall depiction of a statesman and independence activist. Overlooking the Sardar Sarovar Dam on the Narmada River, it is a tourist draw that has even outpaced the Statue of Liberty at times

The Cradle of Humankind is a site of scientific interest, as it contains the largest concentration of ancestral human remains anywhere in the world. The complex of limestone caves is considered a World Heritage site and is the site of the earliest primate found

The Valley of the Kings is an archaeological site renowned around the world for its collection of burial chambers. Rock-cut tombs litter the valley, more than 60 were built between the 16th and 10th centuries BC, allowing the Pharaohs a place of rest in style

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