91. Whale Bone Alley, Siberia, Russia

You’ll see scattered whale bones including the ribs and vertebrae at different areas off the coast of Alaska that are not even close to the sea.

92. The Nazca Lines, Peru

Hundreds of distinct animal and plant figures and geometric shapes make up the Nazca Lines, a prehistoric geoglyphs engraved into sands.

93. Red Beach, Panjin, China

At first glance, this beach pretty much resembles the Red Sea of Egypt, but the good thing is it’s not blood but sueda, a type of seaweed that is vibrant during fall.

94. Varosha, Cyprus

The maddening silence of this abandoned resort city is a result of the Turkish invasion leading the evacuation of people in Varosha to other cities in Cyprus.

95. Maunsell Sea Forts, North Sea, England

The Royal Navy of England operated these once powerful towers called Maunsell Sea Forts that were built to help defend and protect United Kingdom from World War II.

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