Kinkaku-ji in Japan - Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion Temple) in Kyoto, Japan, was built in 1397. It was created to serve as a villa for Shogun Ashikaga retirement. It was quite late that her son had the building into a Zen temple. The Golden Pavilion was burned twice and was rebuilt after five years.

Kumari Ghar Nepal - Kumari Ghar, or House of the living goddess, was built in 1757 by King Jaya Prakash Malla. Known for his paranoia and weakness, the king of breaking a Kumari and were then treated with guilt that he built a house for her as an act of reconciliation. Looking on the south side of Durbar Square, Kumari Ghar is a brick building decorated with wood-carved reliefs of gods and symbols. Photos are allowed in court, but it is totally forbidden to take pictures of Kumari.

Lake Atitlan, Guatemala - Atitlan in the Mayan means a world of beauty and splendor. It actually means "where the rainbow gets its colors." This place is one of the most beautiful lakes in the world. He brings a certain grandeur that can only be achieved with a volcanic setting and immense size. This Lake also has the distinction of being the deepest lake in Central America, with an approximate depth of 340 meters. The lake is the result of a volcanic eruption more than 80,000 years ago.

Sagrada Familia Spain - Sagrada Familia is one of the most popular attractions of Barcelona. The idea of building a new church was made in good faith organization, whose purpose was to stop the de-Barcelona Christianity, which began with industrialization and improve the welfare of the city. Architect Francisco de Paula del Villar planned neo Gothic church, and led to the construction began in 1882.

Barron Falls, Australia - Falls are located in the Barron Barron Gorge National Park in Queensland, Australia. The falls are approximately 900ft wide and 825ft high. The actual height of the fall has been confirmed in the 600 meters or 436 feet taller than Niagara Falls. The edge of the precipice, the river drops 900 feet in a mile. Before arriving at Kuranda train stop for you to come down and see Barron Falls. The flow is now a major deviation from hydropower, while the complete maintenance of the falls are only seen in the flow during the rainy season extreme.