Beautiful World

The architecture of the Neermahal
Neermahal Palace is enormous, with elaborate designs and an apparent influence of Mughal architecture. The open courtyards, spiral staircases, spacious terraces, and gardens of this palace will leave you spellbound. The sitting area with royal chairs and tables gives an insight into the era when the king with his family used to reside here. The terrace with minarets around it will enable you to soak in the fantastic view of the area with courtyards and gardens.

Andermatt
Centrally located in Alpine Switzerland, Andermatt is a quaint village that will keep you returning. The town offers some of the most spectacular views of the Alps. Also, it is Andermatt from where you can board the slowest express train in the world- The Glacial Express.

This express will take you through picturesque villages and stunning panoramas to Zermatt. Thus, Andermatt is one of the most beautiful villages in Switzerland that you must visit.

Death Valley National Park
Death Valley has been notorious since the early 19th century. Due to the difficult landscape, extreme temperatures, and many poisonous snakes, many settlers who risked crossing these perilous places died here. Despite this, the lifeless desert with bizarre sand dunes and harsh rocks fascinates from the first steps. The Badwater salt marshes and the glowing stretches of Furnace Creek are particularly beautiful.

Death Valley has a network of hiking trails of varying difficulty. All kinds of hiking and biking are available, and an overnight stay in one of the camping areas will allow you to admire the mesmerizing starry sky without interference.

Mountain climbers often train in the mountainous part of the valley — a challenging climb will reward you with a fantastic panorama of the area. You should be careful when traveling. An attempt to turn off the road may end up in an encounter with a rattlesnake. If you still decide to see Death Valley despite the killer heat and dangers, it is most convenient to do it during a trip to Las Vegas, which is located very close by.

Hearst Castle
The amazing estate of billionaire William Randolph Hearst was designed in 1919 in California’s Central Coast. Hardly anywhere else in the United States will you find such a quirky yet organic blend of Italian Renaissance, Gothic Revival, and the best traditions of Spanish and Moorish architecture. Hearst Castle sits atop Enchanted Hill (La Cuesta Encantada), about halfway between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Apparently, the romance of the name prompted the owner to turn the estate into a fairytale-like setting.

At different times, the guests of Hearst Castle were many famous people — Franklin Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, Charlie Chaplin, and Calvin Coolidge. The owner often organized parties where the most popular Hollywood celebrities were invited. Nowadays, the castle is uninhabited and open to visitors. Also, pop stars shoot music videos here from time to time

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
Ever seen a ground so dry that it looks like a sheet of sparkling white tiles and when it’s wet it looks like a mirror illusion? Sounds like a riddle Right? In Southwest Bolivia lies the largest salt flat in the world. When it’s dry, the salt shines bright like a diamond and when there is a downpour, the lake creates a whimsical illusion of infinity. Salar de Uyuni in Bolivia is among the world’s most beautiful places which is a result of a lake drying and leaving behind a dreamlike place on earth.

Gower peninsula, Wales
Crabbing, surfing, bicycling, walking and bird-watching are favorite pastimes on the beaches of the Gower peninsula, one of the U.K.'s designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Rhossili Bay's fine golden sand, towering cliffs and dunes, and iconic Worm's Head attract summer visitors in droves. Watch the sun set behind the serpent-shaped landmark as you take in this stunning coastal landscape, then stay to watch the stars rise over the quiet beach.