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Antarctica


Antarctica is a very unfriendly place to live. So many changes and phenomena that until now the big secret for most of us. Antarctica also has many mysteries, from 14 million kilometers of the continent covered with snow and ice with a thickness of between 2000 to 4800 meters, there is also a total dry island, and is called "dry valley without snow." Be a living witness to this phenomenon!
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Easter Island


This island lies between Tahiti and Chile, and gained international popularity because of remarkable colossal statue shaped the human face. Each statue is 14 feet tall (about 4 meters), weighing about 14 and made of volcanic stone, and represents the work of Rapa Nui society. Until now not known how the statue was made by primitive technology owned by the community. There are various theories about the origin of the statue and its meaning, including one of them is fantastic theory which says that the statue was made by a UFO. But, until now the truth of all the existing theory has not been revealed. Will you be one who can disclose it?
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Blood Pond Hot Spring (Japan)


Blood Pond Hot Spring is one of nine "hell" (Jigoku) Beppu, Japan, the source of the red hot water with an extremely hot temperatures. High content of iron.
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Dry Valleys (Antartica)


Has a surface soil with a gravel-strewn desert, this place could be said places on Earth most like Mars. A very memposona landscapes. This place is still in Victoria Land, west of McMurdo Sound.
Almost no snow here. but only a few steep batu2 only slightly covered with ice. This terrain looks nothing like a natural on this earth is there in general.
In this place also has a uniqueness that is the frozen lake during ice bertahun2 length of several meters in thickness. under which it has water ice that has a very high salt content which is inhabited by living things / organisms rare and mysterious.
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Eisriesenwelt Ice Caves (Austria)


Ice cave is very unusual, different from others who are there in the world slipped manapun.Ada strange feeling when coming back here. As if we were on another planet. There are many ice caves in the world, but Eisriesenwelt Ice Caves in Austria, the largest and most popular. Being in Tennengebirge Mountains, near Salzburg.
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Climb the World’s steepest street


A quiet street in a suburb of Baldwin Street, in southern New Zealand city of Dunedin, is considered the steepest street in the world.
At least the maximum angle, the slope is approximately 1:2.86 (20 ° or 38%) - so that, for every distance of 2.86 meters horizontally, reaching a height of 1 meter.
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Climb the Rabbit’s Hill


Colletto Fava mountain altitude is 1500 m in the southern Piedmont region in Italy. Year 2005, was built beside the giant pink bunny hill. Group members who founded the Viennese artist is not just hope people will pay attention to their work, but also for climbers interested in climbing and resting on top. Why should a rabbit?
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A Christian Chapel decorated by the bones of 40,000 people


he Sedlec Ossuary small Christian chapel, located beneath the Cemetery Church of All Saints in the Czech Republic. The ossuary containing about 40,000 human skeletons artistically arranged to form the decoration and equipment for the chapel.
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