Grand Canyon National Park
A vast gorge cut over the ages by the Colorado River, revealing 2 billion years of geologic history.
A vast gorge cut over the ages by the Colorado River, revealing 2 billion years of geologic history.
A vast nature preserve hosting many species that once roamed North America, as well as a large number of active geothermal sites.
A stunning rural landscape of steep karst mountains, river valleys, rice fields and villages.
Perched on high rocks, these monasteries served as places of retreat and prayer for monastic communities.
A unique natural environment of dramatic landscapes and ecosystems representing evolutionary history.
A very remote location with dramatic beehive rock formations.
Bedrock eroded by glaciers makes for an exceptionally beautiful natural environment of cliffs, sequoia groves, waterfalls and meadows.
Remains of a copper mining area that influenced the mining industry worldwide.
Historically important to the nation of Iceland, geologically dramatic as well.
An island with no people, where scientists can learn about how species colonize new land.