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Places that look as Fairy Tale

1. Neuschwanstein Castle, Germany 
    This romantic castle was built by the Bavarian King Ludwig II in 1868.
    Now it is one of the most visited castles in Europe.
    Rumor has it that it was he who inspired the creation of Peter Tchaikovsky's
    "Swan Lake", and, in addition, he became the prototype of Sleeping Beauty
    Castle in Disneyland Paris.

2. Cave fireflies, New Zealand
    The main feature of the caves - thousands of fungus gnats, which are found
    only in New Zealand, covering a set of caves. When you look at them, the
    impression is that before you fairy starry sky.

3. Colmar, France
    Is one of the most charming places in France, with well-preserved old quarter.
    Reminiscent of the fabulous town of "Beauty and the Beast," only better.
    Although it is a relatively small city, there are 3 theaters, a new music hall
    Le Grillen, 4 libraries, Center for Contemporary Art and 5 museums, including
    the world-famous Unterlinden Museum of Sacred Art (Musée d'Unterlinden).

4. Batu Caves, Malaysia
    This operating temple in Malaysia, where every year comes a huge number
    of pilgrims. Batu - one of the most popular Hindu shrines outside India.
    They were formed about 400 million years ago. Here is the highest statue
    of the god Murugan, the second son of Shiva, is worshiped southern Tamils.

5. St. Basil's Cathedral, Russian
    Orthodox church, located on Red Square in Moscow. For many it is a symbol
    of Russia. The cathedral was built on the orders of Ivan the Terrible to
    commemorate the capture of Kazan and the victory over the Kazan Khanate.

6. Wisteria Tunnel, Japan
    It is a real flower "Heaven" is located in the Japanese city of Kitakyushu.
    Colorful brush Wisteria - white, blue, lilac, violet, lilac-purple and blue
    hues - grow directly overhead.

7. The monastery Paro Taktsang, Bhutan
    It hangs over the precipice on the rock height of 3120 meters, towering
    above the valley of Paro to 700 m. The name of the monastery means
    "tiger's den." According to legend, the cave was transported teacher
    Padmasambhava, sitting on the tigress, which has become his wife.
    You can get here on the mountain trails, equipped with just over 100 years ago.

8. Cave of Crystals, Mexico
    Located at a depth of 300 meters below the city Nike, unique huge transparent
    crystals, reaching 11 meters in height. Unfortunately, the entrance to the
    cave to tourists because of the high temperature (48° C), humidity and hydrogen
    sulfide, as well as the fragility of crystal is closed.

9. Angkor Wat, Cambodia
    Is largest ever created religious buildings, whose history goes back almost
    9 centuries. This is a huge Hindu temple complex dedicated to the god Vishnu.
    Rouge believed that Angkor Wat gods live, so access to the central part of
    the temple has long been open only to a select few.

10. Angel Falls, Venezuela
      The highest waterfall in the world. Its name in Russian means "Mountain
      of the Devil." Angel water flow has to fly almost a kilometer to reach
      the ground. It is 20 times higher than Niagara Falls. To get to the Angel
      is not easy, since it is in a dense tropical forest. And there are no roads
      leading to it.

11. City of Petra, Jordan
      "Pink city half as old as time itself," - talking about Peter. This is
      definitely the most famous attraction in Jordan. Petra - the ancient
      capital of the Nabataean kingdom, carved directly into the rock more
      than 2 thousand years ago.

12. Colored rocks Danks Zhangye, China
      These amazing mountains in Gansu province is a dream of any photographer.
      Rainbow colors they have earned through the red grains of sand and
      conglomerates mainly Cretaceous period.

13. The island of Mont Saint-Michel, France
      Striking literally fabulous views. It is a small rocky island, turned into
      an island fortress. At the top of the cliff, at a height of almost 80 meters,
      rises to the sky walls of the ancient abbey. It literally towers over the sea
      abyss. Victor Hugo at one time was so much impressed by the Mont Saint-Michel,
      which called him "a pyramid in the ocean."

14. Pamukkale, Turkey
      "Cotton Castle" - a cluster of unique hot springs. Local places resemble
      snowy valley. There Andrei Mikhalkov-Konchalovsky filmed Ogygia for
      television movie "The Odyssey", as the film was shot in Pamukkale
      "Ghost Rider 2".

15. Glenfinnan Viaduct, Scotland
      This is the most famous road that passes the Hogwarts Express. In addition,
      Glenfinnan - very picturesque place, which is definitely worth a visit.

16. Halong Bay, Vietnam
      Imagine more than 3 thousand picturesque islands sprouting directly from
      the emerald waters of the Gulf Tonkiyskogo. With Vietnamese Halong word
      translated as "the place where the dragon plunged into the sea."
      Legend has it that the islands of the bay were created by the great dragon
      who lived in the mountains.

17. Las Lajas Sanctuary, Colombia
      Las Lajas Cathedral in Colombia stands out not so much its gorgeous
      neo-Gothic architecture, as its location. He stands on the bridge over
      the gorge at around 2,600 m above sea level.

18. Vaadhu Beach on the island, Maldives
      There is one beach in the world, which is especially beautiful at night.
      Plankton, thrown on the beach of the island Vaadhu colors the coast
      thousands of lights. The glow is due to bioluminescence - chemical
      processes in animals in which the liberated energy is released in
      the form of light. Blue glowing waves reflect like stars in the sky over
      the Maldives!

19. The town of Sintra, Portugal
      Ancient Portuguese town with a rich history. There are many exotic parks,
      ancient forests, castles, palaces, monasteries amazing. Sintra - a beautiful
      city with fantastic scenery and romantic landscapes that do not leave indifferent.

20. Peles Castle, Romania
      Is one of the most fabulous places in Europe, which is certainly worth a visit.
      It was built in the mountains of King Charles I as a summer house. Inside, it
      looks really like a king.

21. Zhangjiajie National Park, China
      Remember a place called Pandora with its fabulous mountains of the film "Avatar"
      by James Cameron? Here it is. According to rumors, it is this fantastic area has
      inspired the director to create a fairy-tale world.

22. Taj Mahal, India
      Infinitely majestic pride of India. Sung by poets symbol of love Shah Jahan for
      his wife Mumtaz Mahal, who died in childbirth 14th child.

23. Dark Alley, Ireland
      Avenue of beech trees was planted Stewart family in the XVIII century. On it
      already goes a lot of creepy at the same time attractive legends. The most
      famous - an unusual Grey Lady, who glides silently along the road and near
      the last tree is dissolved. Grey Lady - a ghost of a girl who died a few
      centuries ago under mysterious circumstances in a house near the road.

24. Versailles, France
      Palace and park ensemble, the former residence of French kings, who intended
      to build King Louis XIV - and all because of jealousy he felt when he saw the
      castle of his Finance Minister in Vaux-le-Vicomte. King made ​​a firm decision
      that his palace should certainly outperform luxury palace minister.
      And it had happened.

25. Tulip fields in Skagit Valley, USA
      The vibrant colors make this a million tulips unique valley. Every year
      thousands of tourists come here in April to enjoy the festival of colors.
      That's where you start to feel a real spring and fairy tale.

26. Avenue of Baobab, Madagascar
      Where baobabs grow right on the dirt road. This baobabs more than 800 years.
      This is all that remains of the dense tropical forest that was covered with Madagascar.

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