Grand Canyon, USA
446 km long, up to 24 km wide and 1,600 m deep, the Grand Canyon is a majestic canyon formed by the Colorado River, in Arizona, USA with a characteristic red-yellow color.
Grand Canyon National Park is nearly 5,000 km wide2, is one of the most visited landscapes in the world. It is considered a "natural epic" for America and has become a symbol of the state of Arizona.
Google has designed a tour through Street View - a virtual version of the world around you on Google Maps.
Everest, Nepal
Thanks to Google Street View, users can easily experience the feeling of climbing Mount Everest from home. The images and videos shown are taken by mountain climbing enthusiasts in 2011.
Known as the roof of the world, Everest has always been the dream of many explorers around the world. The road to Mount Everest is located on the border between Nepal and Tibet (China).
Admire the aurora
Due to the interaction of charged particles from the solar wind with the Earth's upper atmosphere, these strange streaks of light have appeared in the night sky at several destinations around the world.
Aurora is a phenomenon typical of the subpolar region, typically in the Nordic countries, Russia, and Canada. This magical light is always moving and creates a feast for the eyes in the sky. Because of its mysterious and elusive beauty, the aurora phenomenon is considered one of the most worthy things for travel lovers to conquer. And now there is no need to go through the trouble of "hunting for the aurora", that magical light is just a click away!
Son Doong Cave, Vietnam
With a series of high-resolution photos arranged scientifically, along with detailed explanations at each location throughout the journey, viewers can partly feel the majesty of Son Doong Cave from the inside out with a 360-degree view.
National Geographic’s Son Doong 360 Tour is designed for adventure enthusiasts who want to experience the world’s largest cave from home. Due to the incredible grandeur of Son Doong, in 2014, the New York Times ranked the cave system 8th out of 52 places to visit.
Yosemite National Park, USA
This is a national park located in the western part of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, California state, recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1984.
Every year, this national park attracts about 4 million visitors to admire the beautiful natural scenery and majestic mountains such as: Lembert Hill, Tuolumne Prairie, Bridalveil Falls,...
Because of this beauty, Google designed a virtual climbing tour that gives viewers the feeling of exploring Yosemite with just a few clicks.
Zhangjiajie National Park, China
The towering mountains that tower like pillars of heaven are the hallmarks of Zhangjiajie National Park in Hunan Province, China. This is one of the most visited tourist attractions in China every year.
The natural beauty of this place has helped Zhangjiajie be recognized by UNESCO as a World Natural Heritage and is always the first choice of famous film crews. The two most famous films that have had classic scenes filmed in Zhangjiajie are Journey to the West (1986) and Avatar (2009).
Giant Causeway, Northern Ireland
Giant Causeway in Northern Ireland, UK and located on the Altrim County coast is characterized by 40,000 giant black basalt columns, some up to 12 m high.
According to scientists, this terrain is the result of ancient volcanic eruptions. In general, Giant Causeway has many similarities with the famous Ghenh Da Dia, Phu Yen in Vietnam.
Because of the unique geological structure, the National Trust has created a virtual tour of the Giant Causeway World Natural Heritage Site and has been enjoyed by many readers.
Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina
Perito Moreno is the oldest and most beautiful glacier in Argentina, located within the Los Glaciares National Park. It is estimated that the glacier dates back to around 15,000 years ago. With its long history and breathtaking landscape, Perito Moreno is one of the most visited tourist attractions in Argentina.
With an area of about 250 km2 and 30km long, PeritoMoreno is one of 48 glaciers originating from Southern Patagonia, located in the Andes. This land is also known as the 3rd largest freshwater reserve in the world, supplying water to more than 356 large and small lakes and rivers.
The lake's surface changes color with the weather. Whenever there is sunlight, the entire space is covered in a bright white color, reflecting a sparkling jade-like blue.
Ambrym Volcano, Vanuatu
Ambrym is an island in the Vanuatu archipelago, and is also the name of one of the active volcanoes there. Over the past 100 years, the Ambrym volcano has erupted several times, sparking the curiosity of tourists from all over the world.
The peaceful archipelago of Vanuatu lies in the middle of the Pacific Ocean with a population of only about 8,000 people, who mainly make a living from coconut farming. This 4-minute 360-degree documentary by Red Bull will give readers a panoramic view and explore the idyllic beauty of Ambrym in the middle of the ocean.
Namib Desert, Namibia
The Namib is the largest desert in Namibia and southwestern Angola, located within the Namib-Naukluft National Park, the largest in Africa. The average nighttime temperature here is around 0°C and daytime is 50°C, making the Namib desert home to some of the world's strangest flora and fauna.
The habitat is dominated by arthropods and other animals that live in small water sources. However, the cold offshore waters are rich in marine resources and support the survival of brown fur seals and seabirds.
