#25 Auckland (New Zealand)
The Auckland region is the main gateway and industrial and commercial center of New Zealand. With a population of about one million, it is the largest city in New Zealand. This beautiful city is all-encompassing: there are beautiful beaches, beautiful harbors, a dazzling array of shops, and the nightlife and cultural atmosphere of the metropolis.
[adace-ad id=”884″]The entrance to Auckland is the majestic Hauraki Bay, a 250-kilometer-long coastline that surrounds the city from south to north. Oakland enjoys the reputation of “the city of sailing” and is currently the safe city for America’s Cup. In February 2000, the New Zealand Sailing Team successfully defended the title.
#26 Iguassu Falls (Brazil)
Iguazu Falls in South America is one of the five largest waterfalls in the world, located on the border of Argentina and Brazil. In 1934, Argentina established a national park of 670 square kilometers in the Iguazu Falls area. In 1984, Iguazu Falls was listed as a World Natural Heritage by UNESCO. “Iguazu” means “big water” in the language of the Guarani, a native of South America. The difference between Iguazu Falls is that there are many viewing points.
[adace-ad id=”884″]From different locations, different directions, and different heights, the sights are different. The top of the canyon is the center of the waterfall. The current is the largest and most fierce, known as the “Devil’s Throat”. In Argentina, 9 streams are roaring down from above, thrilling. At the same time, you can see the panoramic view of the ring waterfalls; In Brazil, looking from the bottom up, the water curtain falls from the sky, and there is another feeling.
#27 Paris (France)
Paris is the largest city in Europe. The Seine River flows from east to west and divides the entire Paris into two. The north side is called the right bank and the south side is the left bank. The history of the left bank is longer than that of the right bank, but its development is not as fast as that of the right bank. In history, the power of the royal power evolved, and the Right Bank carried money and power to form the financial, trade, and consumption center of Paris. An era of drunken gold and gold, a combination of prosperity, corruption, maturity, and elegance.
