1000 best places in the world

On our planet you can hardly find at least a span of unknown land. We climb the highest mountains of the world, and the departures of the oceans for us are no longer lurking in dotmakes. The peoples inhabiting the most distant islands are already open and even the most of the most ancient languages ​​are already deciphered and texts written on them.
The world is inexorable squeezing - in many ways the merit belongs to high-speed vehicles, which allow you to get to the distant continents in a matter of hours. If Phileas Fogg, the hero of the Roman Jules Verne "around the world for 80 days", went on a trip to our time, then he would have reinforced the globe in just two weeks - "today in Hong Kong, tomorrow in Hawaii, and further, and further, the time to get acquainted with some amazing creations of nature and