#4 Sout Island (New Zealand)
New Zealand is located in the South Pacific, with a coastline of 6,900 kilometers. It is mainly composed of the South Island and the North Island. The Cook Strait separates the two islands. There are also many smaller islands that are mountainous throughout the country. The mountain area accounts for 50% of the country’s area.
[adace-ad id=”884″]The South Island In the west lies the majestic Southern Alps Mount Cook, 3,764 meters above sea level, which is the highest peak in the country. Whether it is lush rain forests, clear lakes or green grass and hillsides, clear sands and white beaches, they all show New Zealand.
#5 Cape Town (South Africa)
It is the confluence of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. Because of the bad weather here, many ships in the past were in distress here, but after the Indian Ocean route was opened, it was said that the Portuguese king at the time changed her name to Cape of Good Hope, because ascending to the corner, you can see the growth of the Atlantic and Indian Oceans. view. The Cape of Good Hope is the boundary between the warm and cold waters of the Pacific and the Indian Ocean. The weather is changing and the scene is wonderful.
#6 Golden Temple (India)
The Golden Temple is located in the Indian border city of Amritsar. Amritsar means “nectar pond”. It was just a branch of the Hindu reformist Sikhism. After several generations of unremitting efforts, it eventually developed into a completely independent state in the 16th century. religion. For this reason, the fourth-generation ancestor of Sikhism built a pool called “Nectar Pond” from which Amritsar got its name.
[adace-ad id=”884″]The Golden Temple was built in 1589 by Arjun, the fifth-generation Patriarch of Sikhism, and was completed in 1601. It has a history of 400 years. , Has always been respected by the Sikhs as the “Temple of God”.
