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Tigers Nest Monastery, Bhutan While this unique mountainside monastery doesn’t make many world wonder lists, it should. Perched high on a sheer cliffside at a dizzying height of 9,678ft, the 8th century Taktsang, or “Tiger’s Nest” is a highly revered Buddhist monastery. It’s the landmark of Bhutan and likely the only photo you’ve ever seen of this tiny Himalayan kingdom that measures its national well-being by Gross National Happiness instead of Gross National Product (I swear, that’s an official policy passed by Parliament).

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The Algarve Portugal Nicknamed Portugal’s “sunshine region,” this relaxed, Mediterranean retreat is known for year-round sunshine, sandy coves, azure waters, and stunning golden cliffs. Among those scenic cliffs, epic cave formations and arches combine for a dazzling landscape from the sea.

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Grand Canal, Venice, Italy One of the world's most famous waterways, Venice’s Grand Canal snakes through the heart of the famous floating city. At just over two miles long (3km), the Grand Canal is the main artery of Venice and flows past some of the city’s most famous landmarks. This view, captured from the Ponte dell'Accademia, is undeniably one of the most stunning cityscapes in the world.

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Mont-Saint-Michel, Normandy, France Mont-Saint-Michel is a tiny tidal island crowned by a medieval abbey and set in an incredible bay straddling Normandy and Brittany. One of Europe's most unforgettable sights, it's only accessible during low tide. The fairy-tale abbey is mesmerising any time of day, but when the sunset paints it a pastel pink, it's at its most charming.

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