The most beautiful spring scenery in the world.

Svalbard

At any moment, the vast majority of the 100-mile ice walls in Svalbard could collapse into the sea.

If you're lucky enough to choose the right time and patiently wait, you might be able to witness that powerful moment of nature firsthand.

Namibia

The waves of the sand dunes meet the waves of the ocean, creating a surreal image in Namib-Naukluft National Park.

Namibia is the perfect springtime destination. According to National Geographic Travel, by the end of the month, the water-supplying holes begin to dry up again, attracting giraffes and black rhinos.

Japan

Cherry blossom trees are in full bloom along both sides of the Meguro River in Tokyo.

From January to May is cherry blossom season. You can soak in the hot springs in Kawazu and take a boat ride down to Kitakami, where 10,000 cherry trees are planted along both sides of the river. Meanwhile, at the Takayama spring festivals in the Hida Mountains, the cherry blossom festival, held for over 300 years, is highlighted by the pink cherry blossoms and the lanterns that light up the town every evening.

Upstream Amazon, Peru

A local woman sits at the bow of a wooden boat sailing down the Amazon River.

In May, the rising water level allows for a change in course, and temperatures drop. Along the riverbanks are tree houses for tourists to stay in and wooden houses belonging to the local people.

Israel

Devout worshippers illuminated the Jerusalem church with thousands of twinkling candles.

If you're looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience, National Geographic Travel suggests visiting Jerusalem for Easter, with thousands of pilgrims. Easter Mass is celebrated at the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. A fragrant smoke rises from the ancient stone tomb, which, according to legend, is where Christ was resurrected.

Columbia and Snake River

The most precious moment of the day is waking up early in the morning.

Watch the sunrise along the Columbia Gorge in Oregon.

In the spring, the ice melts, allowing the waterway to become navigable. Some tribes who have lived along the river for centuries are known for weaving baskets and fishing nets for catching trout.

The Seychelles

Blue waves crash against the sandy shore at the island of La Digue.

one of Seychelles' iconic beaches

Seychelles boasts a diverse array of tropical fish and seashells scattered across its expansive sandy beaches. Located in the vast East African region of the Indian Ocean, the Seychelles archipelago comprises over 100 islands of varying sizes and coral reefs with granite formations, the main islands being Mahé, Praslin, Silhouette, and Digue. In April, the changing trade winds promise cool breezes, perfect for sunbathing and outdoor dining.

East coast of Sri Lanka

Fishermen on a traditional boat at sunset at Arugam Bay Lagoon, Pottuvil

The best way to explore the eastern coast of Sri Lanka is by boat. Meanwhile, the pristine waters of Pasikuda Beach are ideal for families with young children. In the port city of Trincomalee, visitors can watch traditional net fishing and visit ancient Hindu temples.

Colombia

At Pueblito Paisa in Medellín, a colorful courtyard and charming garden create an inviting atmosphere. Medellín is nicknamed the city of a thousand flowers.

Panama

Coiba National Park, a renowned marine reserve in Panama, was once a notorious prison for over 80 years.

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