41. Deadvlei Forest, Namibia

Deserted landscape also known as “place of no return,” the Deadvlei Forest has a large number of dead trees still standing tall due to dry conditions.

42. Harz National Park, Germany

Visit the land of wicked witches in this rugged scenery and tourist destination to a narrow path to the Goethe or Harz Witches’ Trail at Harz National Park.

43. Trolltunga Cliff, Norway

Get the best view of Ringedalsvatnet Lake from the scary Trolltunga Cliff that is a hovering 1100 meters above sea level.

44. Dean’s Blue Hole, Bahamas

Imagine you’re in a sink drain when diving Dean’s Blue Hole with its 600 feet depth and the force that continues to pull you down under until you drown.

45. Huashan Mysterious Grottoes, China

These artificial caves or grottoes are assumed to be chiseled 1,700 years ago in Huashan, China. Until this day, the reason behind building it is still unknown.

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