1. Niagara Falls
   Amazon River
2. Red Sea
   Persian Gulf

Niagara Falls is actually made up of three falls, and that's just the collective name for them. It's still interesting to visit this place on both sides -- the Ontario side and the New York side.

1. Wrigley Field
   Scarborough Fair
2. Luneta Park
   Central Park

If you plan on exploring Central Park, make sure you have a very detailed map of New York, since one could get lost easily. But trust us when we say it's better to see during any other season but winter -- unless you want to see endless fields of whiteness.

1. Czekoslovakia
   Philippines
2. Russia
   China

Russia is the largest country on the planet. Imagine it spans two continents: Europe and Asia.

1. Latvia
   Spain
2. China
   Romania

Spain has a lot of festivals that happen all year round. With its vast geography and subcultures, it's enjoyable to visit the country any time of the year.

1. San Luis Obispo
   Long Beach
2. Anaheim
   Palo Alto

Nothing beats the original Disneyland theme park located in Anaheim, California. Just beyond it is an equally exciting place to visit -- Disney California Adventure, which is probably more enjoyable for adults.

1. Laos
   Vietnam
2. Philippines
   Thailand

Thailand prides itself on being the most visited country in the world when it comes to the number of visitors. In 2016, they counted 21.47 million overnight visitors alone. Imagine that!

1. Nice
   Montmartre
2. Paris
   Cannes

Paris is another city that never sleeps. With so many cafes and cool museums and sights and parks and restaurants, there's a lot to do there!

1. Liverpool
   Birmingham
2. Surrey
   London

The British Museum is located in an area called Bloomsbury; that's in London, England's capital.

1. Seychelles
   Papua New Guinea
2. New Zealand
   Australia

Australia has the "double burden" of sorts by being the name of a country and the collective name of a continent. Today, however, to be more inclusive of the nearby island nation states, the region is referred to as Australia and or Oceania.

1. Florida
   Mississippi
2. Maine
   Arizona

Now we know why Arizona is nicknamed "the Grand Canyon state." When ya got it, flaunt it!

1. Mexico
   Cuba
2. Panama
   Colombia

Cuba is just near the area where Florida is. That's why early migrants from Havana all entered the US through Florida.

1. Palau
   England
2. Peru
   Guyana

Peru prides itself of having an ancient civilization known to humankind. It's even better that they were able to preserve most of it.

1. Australia
   Antarctica
2. Europe
   North America

There's the German Alps, the French Alps, and the Swiss Alps, all in Europe. But the entire Alpine range actually touches upon other European countries like Austria, Monaco, Liechtenstein, and Slovenia.

1. Mali
   Benin
2. Qatar
   Angola

Qatar is a small Arab country, rich in arts and architectural history. It's great to explore it, if you're okay with the heat.

1. Sri Lanka
   Ethiopia
2. Bangladesh
   Nepal

Ethiopia was the recipient of many kinds of international aid during the early to mid-'80s due to severe famine and drought. Many benefit concerts were held to help the people.

1. Canada
   Cambodia
2. Colombia
   Christchurch

Cambodia is an interesting country to visit in the Mekong region of Southeast Asia. Its history, while murky, is something that somehow haunts the country to this day.

1. Coney Island
   Galapagos Island
2. Jamaica
   Barbados

Jamaica is a very eclectic country. Its culture is very rich, and they have exported some of their talents worldwide.

1. Oceania
   India
2. Africa
   Antarctica

India is a huge land mass in South Asia. Its neighboring countries also share its heritage and some cultural aspects, due to migration and shared cultural exchanges in the past.

1. North Korea
   South Korea
2. East Korea
   West Korea

South Korea is the more democratic of the two Koreas. This is where all the K-Pop phenomenon came from and the reason why many tourists also flock there.

1. Bourbon Street
   Lime Street
2. Main Street
   Fifth Avenue

Sting wrote a song entitled "Moon Over Bourbon Street," an ode to the famous street area in New Orleans. But it's also because he was wooing the casting people of Interview With The Vampire to allow him to star in the film version of Anne Rice's New Orleans-set novel -- or so it's reported.

1. Oregon
   Philadelphia
2. California
   Nevada

Nevada's capital is Carson City. But people flock to Las Vegas more, because of its Sin City appeal.

1. Long Beach
   Bay Area
2. Monterey
   San Francisco

San Francisco is located in the northern part of California. It could get really cold there, so bring a jacket.

1. Beijing
   Taipei
2. Manila
   Porto Alegre

Beijing is rich in history, as well as artistic goings-on. People flock to the Forbidden City there to see its once majestic past.

1. Indonesia
   Slovenia
2. Italy
   Morocco

Italy is another country in Europe that's rich in history and culture. And we love the people, too!

1. Dominican Republic
   Algeria
2. Ghana
   New Zealand

New Zealand is one of the more progressive nations outside of North America and Europe. But people might mostly know it because of famous Kiwi, Peter Jackson, who shot the Lord of the Rings trilogy there.

1. Abu Dhabi
   Antarctica
2. Azerbaijan
   Alabama

Antarctica is at the bottom of the globe, and it's where South Pole is. It is double the size of Australia in land mass.

1. Greece
   Mexico
2. Hungary
   Kenya

Mexico is another country rich in history. One of the most ancient cultures on the planet, the Aztecs, reigned in Mexico and paved the way for its current culture.

1. San Diego
   New Hampshire
2. Virginia
   Florida

Florida is actually Spanish for "land of flowers." No wonder its culture is flowery!

1. Netherlands
   Neverland
2. Nothingland
   Newfoundland

The Netherlands is the correct term to use for this cool European country.

1. Kiribati
   Haiti
2. Malaysia
   Samoa

Haiti is a country that's lately on the path of many destructions. There's that awful big earthquake, and later the storms. But their people's resilience always prevails, no matter what.

1. Portland, Oregon
   Washington, DC
2. Marine County, California
   Brooklyn, New York

Washington DC is a vibrant area that highlights diversity in its local culture. It's also an international hub of sorts, being the seat of government and all that.

1. Yemen
   Senegal
2. Ukraine
   Ecuador

Ecuador's capital is Quito. Since it's in South America, its official language is Spanish, though they use the US Dollar as their currency.

1. Tonga
   Uruguay
2. Myanmar
   Zambia

Burma's ruling military-run government changed its name to Myanmar back in 1989. Their capital city, once known as Rangoon, was also renamed as Yangon but is now Naypyidaw.

1. Fiji
   Tonga
2. Samoa
   All of the above

Many countries make up the small island nation states located in the Oceania region. Fiji, Tonga, and Samoa would be the more popular or familiar ones, but there's also Nauru, Vanuatu, Solomon Islands, and Tuvalu.

1. Timor-Leste
   Liberia
2. Vatican City
   Portugal

The Vatican is considered the smallest country on earth. And oddly enough, it's inside another bigger country.