1. Hobart, Australia
   Cape Town, South Africa
2. Porto, Portugal
   Cliffs of Moher, Ireland

Located just south of Galway, the Cliffs of Moher are a must-see for anyone visiting Ireland. They've even been featured on the big screen! Remember "The Princess Bride"? The Cliffs of Moher starred as the Cliffs of Insanity.

1. Muscat, Oman
   Bergen, Norway
2. Seoul, South Korea
   Bryce, Utah

Plan a trip to Bryce Canyon National Park in order to see these "hoodoos" for yourself. These towering orange and red rock pillars are really something! Spend all day hiking in the park, then camp out at night for an incredible view of the stars.

1. Belize
   New Zealand
2. San Marino
   Uruguay

Are you ready for how perfect this name is? You're looking at Belize's Great Blue Hole. Located in the middle of the country's Lighthouse Reef, this sinkhole is more than 1,000 feet wide.

1. Cappadocia, Turkey
   Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
2. Kathmandu, Nepal
   Moscow, Russia

Instagram users are obsessed with Cappadocia, Turkey, and who could blame them? Stay the night in a hotel carved into rock, then wake up at sunrise to watch the hot-air balloons take to the sky.

1. Shanghai, China
   Easter Island, Chile
2. Lima, Peru
   Dubrovnik, Croatia

Located in the southeastern Pacific Ocean, Easter Island is one of the great mysteries of the world. A Chilean territory, it's famous for its stone head statues called Moai. Some experts believe inhabitants from Polynesia created the stone heads around 1200 AD, however, no one knows for sure.

1. Kyoto, Japan
   Stirling, Scotland
2. Provence, France
   Vancouver, Canada

Your Instagram grid is in desperate need of these lavender fields. To do it for the gram, you'll need to head to Provence, France. Get your purple on!

1. France
   The Netherlands
2. Japan
   Belize

In addition to windmills and bicycles, the Netherlands is known around the world for its colorful tulip fields. Every year, millions of bulbs are planted around Holland's Keukenhof Park. To see the tulip fields at their peak, plan your visit for mid-April!

1. Bora Bora, French Polynesia
   Cambridge, United Kingdom
2. Lisbon, Portugal
   Pamukkale, Turkey

Be prepared to fall in love with that sweet island life in Bora Bora. Heaven is real, and you can find it in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. If the turquoise waters and dazzling coral reefs aren't enough, just wait till you peep the over-water bungalows.

1. Latvia
   Mongolia
2. Iceland
   Costa Rica

In the past few years, Iceland has become one of the world's hottest destinations. People from all over the world go to take a dip in the silica-rich waters of the country's famous Blue Lagoon. This geothermal water has major skin benefits.

1. Valletta, Malta
   El Giza, Eqypt
2. Beirut, Lebanon
   Udaipur, India

Some people believe aliens built Giza's three great pyramids. We're not sure about that, but it is hard to fathom how the heck humans managed to construct them centuries ago.

1. Croatia
   India
2. Brunei
   Honduras

As far as man-made structures, India's Taj Mahal is definitely in the running for GOAT. So, what is the Taj Mahal? Well, it's a mausoleum. The Mughal emperor Shah Jahan buried his beloved wife, Mumtaz Mahal, there.

1. Amsterdam, The Netherlands
   Venice, Italy
2. Lyon, France
   Barcelona, Spain

Often regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Venice enchants visitors with its sunlit canals. Italy has many places worth visiting, but Venice is most definitely not to be missed.

1. Jerusalem, Israel
   Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2. San Juan, Puerto Rico
   Phuket, Thailand

Thailand's popularity grows more and more with each passing year. TBH, it's not showing any sign of stopping. Just look at gorgeous Phuket. If the picture looks this good, imagine it IRL.

1. Tanzania
   Thailand
2. Sri Lanka
   Nicaragua

For the African adventure you've always dreamed of, look no further than Tanzania's Serengeti National Parks. Lions and giraffes and elephants, oh my!

1. Montenegro
   Bhutan
2. Ecuador
   Kosovo

This precariously perched building is Bhutan's "Tiger's Nest" monastery. Officially named Paro Taktsang, this monastery hangs out on a cliff more than 10,000 feet up from the ground. Between the extraordinary temples and the dramatic views of the Paro Valley, you won't know where to look.

1. Machu Pichu, Peru
   Reykjavík, Iceland
2. Colonia del Sacramento, Uruguay
   Prague, Czech Republic

Like, a bazillion people flock to Peru every year to feast their eyes up on the ancient city of Machu Pachu. But, if you decide to book a trip, be wary of the altitude. Machu Pichu is so high up it's basically in the clouds.

1. Torres del Paine National Park, Chile
   Fjordland National Park, New Zealand
2. Grand Canyon National Park, USA
   Plitvice Lakes National Park, Croatia

One of the seven natural wonders of the world, we totally get why more than 5 million people visit the Grand Canyon every year. To see this majestic sight for yourself, you need only book a trip to Arizona.

1. Taipei, Taiwan
   Monte Carlo, Monaco
2. Marrakech, Moracco
   Santorini, Greece

The only bad thing about visiting Santorini is that you might never want to leave. One of Greece's most popular islands, Santorini has a host of picturesque cities, but the village of Oia is especially something to behold.

1. Petra, Jordan
   Zakopane, Poland
2. Guanajuato, Mexico
   Bogata, Colombia

Can you tell we majorly have a thing for ancient cities? A long, long time ago, actual people carved Petra into the actual sides of Cliffs in Jordan. Hollywood might have you believing the Holy Grail was hidden here. Not true, but we can pretend.

1. Yogyakarta, Indonesia
   Perth, Australia
2. St. John's, Canada
   Halong Bay, Vietnam

Travel to northeast Vietnam to experience the tranquil blue waters of Halong Bay. Turn your attention to the limestone islands for an incredible array of tropical vegetation and wildlife.

1. Melaka, Malaysia
   Krakow, Poland
2. Bled, Slovenia
   Ubud, Indonesia

There's no time of year Lake Bled doesn't look like an absolute dream. Visit Slovenia in the winter to see the Julian Alps covered in snow. If summer is more your style, rent a boat to row out to the little island in the middle of the lake.

1. Beijing, China
   Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
2. Tel Aviv, Israel
   Zurich, Switzerland

You can see the Great Wall of China from outer space, but you don't need a rocket ship to experience its awesomeness. Just catch a flight to Beijing! But, if you can't get there soon, don't worry. The Great Wall has already been around for thousands of years, and we highly doubt it's going anywhere.

1. Snowdonia National Park, UK
   Glacier National Park, Montana
2. Kruger National Park, South Africa
   Redwood National Park, California

You're going to need lean way WAY back to see the tops of these trees. Get ready to feel teeny tiny among the 300-foot-tall trees at California's National Park. Tall AND old! These bark-covered beasts have been around more than 2,000 years.

1. Yangon, Myanmar
   Bangkok, Thailand
2. Siem Reap, Cambodia
   Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam

There's no denying the global popularity of Cambodia's Angkor Wat. Angelina Jolie put these Asian temples on the map when she starred as Lara Croft in "Tomb Raider." This is one of those incredible destinations worth braving the crowds to check out for yourself.

1. Jaipur, India
   Salamanca, Spain
2. San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
   Lima, Peru

It doesn't take a genius to guess why Jaipur is nicknamed "The Pink City." Everyone sees the world through rose-colored glasses in this famous Indian city. If you think all the pink is impressive, just wait until you visit the Royal City Palace.

1. Luxor, Egypt
   Quito, Ecuador
2. Copenhagen, Denmark
   Marrakesh, Morocco

This exquisitely-preserved cities looks almost the same as it did centuries ago. Nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Marrakesh is a treat for all your senses. Just wander the maze-like alleyways for a few hours to see what we mean.

1. Banff National Park, Canada
   Yellowstone National Park, USA
2. Iguazu National Park, Argentina
   Northeast Greenland National Park, Greenland

Thinking about visiting Canada but not sure where to start? We recommend making plans to check out the country's first national park. With its blue AF glacial lakes and adorable lodges, you're sure to fall in love with Banff.

1. Boston, USA
   Stockholm, Sweden
2. New York City, USA
   Salzburg, Austria

It's way noisy and super crowded, but New York City is still beautiful. Arguably the most famous skyline in the world, NYC ranks high on many travelers' bucket lists. Whether you love it or hate, there's no denying there's no place like it in the world.

1. Brazil
   Laos
2. Mozambique
   Spain

Perched high above Rio de Janeiro, the giant statue of Christ the Redeemer stands 30 meters tall. Oh, and that's on top of its 8-meter pedestal. This famous monument is opening up its arms to not just Brazil but the entire world.

1. New York City, USA
   Ljubljana, Slovenia
2. San Francisco, USA
   Bordeaux, France

One of the most recognizable bridges in the world, the Golden Gate Bridge is synonymous with San Francisco. It's named for the body of water it spans, the Golden Gate strait. For a special treat, check it out when it's all lit up after the sun goes down.

1. Moldova
   Serbia
2. United Kingdom
   France

Talk about iconic. The Eiffel Tour is the symbol of Paris, France. When architect Alexandre Gustave Eiffel first erected it back in 1889, he got a lot of heat. Parisians called the Eiffel Tour ugly. For real! But, the world changed its tune, and now, millions of people visit it every year.

1. Lucerne, Switzerland
   Ho Chi Minh, Vietnam
2. Siena, Italy
   St. Petersburg, Russia

This spectacular St. Petersburg church goes by several names including the Church of the Savior on Blood, the Church on Spilt Blood and the Cathedral of the Resurrection of Christ. Whatever you decide to call it, it's still one of the most important monuments in all of Russia!

1. Spain
   Morocco
2. Pakistan
   Saudi Arabia

Leave Barcelona and Madrid behind to explore Southern Spain! The Alhambra Palace in Granada is one of the region's Moorish wonders. Tour the palace, but make sure you leave time to wander the well-manicured gardens.

1. Victoria, Canada
   Auckland, New Zealand
2. Washington D.C., USA
   San Diego, USA

Of course, that's Abraham Lincoln. One of America's greatest presidents is memorialized in Washington D.C. You can find Honest Abe kicking back in that giant chair and overlooking a pristine reflecting pool. A symbol of leadership and freedom, the statue standsan impressive 19 feet .

1. Quito
   Dubai
2. Copenhagen
   Ho Chi Minh

If you haven't had the pleasure of meeting, allow us to introduce you to the world's tallest building. Built in 2004, the Burj Khalifa stands 828.8 meters tall and towers over downtown Dubai. There's no need to ask for directions on how to get there. Just look up.

1. Paraguay
   Mexico
2. Lesotho
   Guatemala

The Mayan people knew a thing or two about building pyramids. Stairs were kind of their jam. Those steps are at a 45 degree angle! For one of the best displays of Mayan ingenuity, travel to Mexico and visit Chichen Itza. Make sure to check out the serpent carved into the base of the northeastern staircase.

1. Australia
   Bulgaria
2. Haiti
   Singapore

Sydney Harbour would be beautiful all on its own, but the Sydney Opera House takes things to the next level. It's one of the architectural wonders of Oceania! All that being , we have to ask: do kangaroos dig the opera?

1. South Dakota
   Michigan
2. Texas
   California

Travel to the Black Hills of South Dakota for the opportunity to gaze up at a few of America's most influential presidents. You have to like someone a lot to carve their face into the side of a rock. Beats a lame gift certificate!

1. Ukraine
   Italy
2. Albania
   Greece

It took more than 200 years to build Italy's Leaning Tower of Pisa, and we think that might have something to do with...well, you know! Even though it has a mad tilt going on, it's still one of Italy's most beloved landmarks. Imperfection is the new perfection!

1. Liechtenstein
   Togo
2. England
   Romania

Europe nearly has more famous landmarks than it knows what to do with, but perhaps, the most well-known is the Stone Circle at Stonehenge. People just can't pass up a good mystery! About all we know is that this Neolithic monument dates back 4,500 years.