一生之中必须看一次的51个地方

[Yo.]

国《国家地理杂志》最近专门集中介绍了世界上51个“一生中必须看一次”的著名旅游胜地，并指出这些地方是任何喜欢猎奇的旅行家绝对不应错过的。

著名城市：
1、西班牙的巴塞罗那；2、中国的香港；3、土耳其的伊斯坦布尔 ；4、巴勒斯坦的耶路撒冷；5、英国的伦敦；6、美国的纽约；7、法国的巴黎； 8、巴西的里约热内卢；9、美国的旧金山；10、意大利的威尼斯。
最后的处 女 地：
11、南极；12、巴西的亚马逊森林；13、加拿大的洛基山脉 ；14、南美厄瓜多尔的加拉帕戈斯群岛；15、美国大峡谷；16、澳大利亚内陆地区；17、巴布亚新几内亚的珊瑚礁；18、非洲撒哈拉沙漠；19、坦桑尼亚的塞伦 盖蒂平原；20、委内瑞拉的蒂普斯高原。


人间天 堂：
21、意大利的阿马尔菲海岸；22、美国明尼苏达州的邦德里沃斯 ；23、英国的维京群岛；24、希腊诸岛；25、美国夏威夷群岛；26、日本传统的日式旅馆；27、印度的喀拉拉邦；28、智利的托雷斯德尔佩恩国家公园；29、塞 舌尔群岛(印度洋中西部岛国)；30、太平洋诸岛。
文 明与大自然的完美结合：
31、欧洲阿尔卑斯山区；32、美国加利福尼亚州 大苏尔；33、加拿大滨海诸省；34、海岸国家挪威；35、越南岘港至顺化一带； 36、英格兰西北部的湖泊地区；37、法国的卢瓦尔河谷；38、新西兰的北岛；39 、意大利的托斯卡纳区；40、美国的fo蒙特州。
世界奇观：
41、希腊的雅典卫城(上筑有巴台农神庙)；42、柬埔寨的吴哥窟 ；43、埃及吉萨的金字塔；44、中国的长城；45、秘鲁的马丘比丘遗迹；46、美国科罗拉多州西南部的弗德台地(上有史前印第安人的崖壁居室遗迹)；47、约旦的皮特拉；48、印度的泰姬陵；49、梵蒂冈城(罗马教廷所在地)；50、网络空间 (正在兴起的一个世界奇观，在此，你真正可以做到坐地日行万里，一日览遍全球 )。最后的新领域：51、太空

 

[笑忘水]

把穷人吓死了！
把富人累死了！

 

[Yo.]

对富人来说，是一种享受，
对穷人来说，是一中追求。

 

[chengchy]

俺只去过2，7，13，44，50
地方尚未去够，同志尚需努力啊

 

[☆抹茶☆]

Hao3 Xiang4 Ji3 Nian2 Qian2 Kan4 Guo4 De~~~~
Suo3 Yi3, Zhe4 Shun4 Xun4 Shi4 Bu2 Shi4 Yao4 Bian4 Yi1 Bian4 A~~~~

 

[乌龙茶]

这些地方我都想去,没有钱啊!!!!!!!所以要努力...........

 

[Yo.]

最初由 乌龙茶 发布
这些地方我都想去,没有钱啊!!!!!!!所以要努力...........

恩，一起努力吧:blink:

 

[西部牛仔]

19、坦桑尼亚的塞伦 盖蒂平原 -- 目前最想去的地方,接近大自然的天堂

 

[klavier]

最初由 西部牛仔 发布
19、坦桑尼亚的塞伦 盖蒂平原 -- 目前最想去的地方,接近大自然的天堂

也是各种虫子和毒蛇出没的好场所，小心被蝎子咬了后，就直接去天堂啦，呵呵

 

[西部牛仔]

看你说的话就知道你对那个世界存在偏见,或者说是不甚了解.
Tanzania is a vast, vibrant and beautiful country that teems with wildlife from the depths of the oceans offshore to the tops of its mountains. Because it? so large, travellers tend to concentrate on either the northern or the southern reserves - both of which are very different in character.

While the north has good wildlife areas and some famous parks, most of these are very busy and the lodges here are often large. Because of this, we?e deliberately chosen to feature only southern Tanzania, where the wilderness is still pristine and visitors are scarce.


In the south, roads can be bumpy and lodges remote, but once there you won? be disappointed. We?e selected small, personal camps in stunning locations. The wildlife is excellent: you?l often find antelope, giraffe or elephant wandering through your camp. Here are the Selous and Ruaha, huge wilderness areas that are home to large populations of buffalo, elephant, wildebeest, giraffe, lion, leopard and hunting dog. The rivers are alive with everything from tiger fish to terrapins, beady-eyed crocodiles and fat pods of hippo. The Udzungwa and Mahale mountains are covered in miombo woodland and montane cloudforest, with gigantic plants, chimpanzees and endemic colobus species. Over a thousand bird species have been recorded in Tanzania, while offshore, in the clear waters of the Indian Ocean, pristine coral reefs harbour iridescent tropical fish, turtles, dolphins and more.

There are two ways to access the camps in Tanzania: by road or by air. Most camps have an airstrip, so flying between camps allows quick access to even the most remote areas. For those who prefer road travel, we can arrange a private 4WD driven by one of our professional guides. Driving allows you to experience Tanzania? everyday life more closely, as well as to visit its parks and reserves. Of course, to get the best of both worlds, you can always combine both flying and driving in one trip. Just call the team at Sunvil Africa to design an itinerary that is perfect for you.

Finally, one of the great attractions of a visit to Tanzania is the close proximity of truly wild game reserves to relaxing tropical beaches. Whilst many flock to large hotels on Zanzibar Island, we?e sought out some smaller, more personal choices. After much research, we?e discovered intimate hotels full of character on Zanzibar, luxurious hideaways on Pemba and Mnemba islands, and tiny ocean lodges on the unspoilt Mafia archipelago. Most of the islands are served by efficient internal flights, so you can come straight from a safari camp in the morning in time to relax beside the ocean for an afternoon swim, followed by a fresh seafood dinner, to the backdrop of sunset over the Indian Ocean.

 

[浪客TANXIN]

等我毕业了就开始环游世界