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Imagine a landscape constituting only of snow, ice, rock, and sky and where little animal or plant life can survive. This is the harsh environment of Antarctica, and Patriot Hills is the only privately owned campsite on this isolated continent, where temperature can plummet to – 89 degrees Celsius in winter. However those who willing to visit such a place can enjoy twenty-four-hour daylight in summer and ultimate escape by any standards. Photo by: mrclleite

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Ciputra Waterpark is a famous waterpark located in Surabaya, Southeast Asia. Built on 5 hectares area. Enjoy wonderful water adventures ala 1001 nights of Sinbad.

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Ski Dubai in Dubai Emirates Mall started in December 2005 is the worlds third largest indoor ski slope. The slopes are 280 feet high (85m) and 262 feet wide (80m) wide, with a capacity of 1500 guests. Temperatures stay just below freezing—cold enough to be refreshing. Kids and parents like will have fun in the interactive Snow Park, which at well over 30,000 square feet is the largest indoor snow park in the world.

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The only official way of visiting Honopu Beach is by swimming. Inaccessible by land and impossibly magical, this treasure of a beach has ensured the scenery of many films, among them King Kong, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and South Pacific. Two deep, golden beaches guarded by steep mountain rock and the charming milky-blue waters of the South Pacific are connected by extremely large stone arch in the rock face, before which a waterfall cascades like a curtain. Photo by: tascx

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White Sands National Monument – a 275-square-mile desert of soft sands in New Mexico, adjacent to the military base where the first atomic bomb was detonated in 1945, is one of the most serene places in the world. The paradox of finding such tranquility so near to destruction only underlines its beauty. Photo by: eqqman

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Horseback riding, bear and  whale- watching trips, kayaking, trekking – these are just some of the activities available at Clayoquot Wilderness Resort, possibly North America‘s only luxury safari-style resort. The whole resort is like a camp, surrounded by verdant rain forest in the area near British Columbia‘s Tofino designated by UNESCO as Biosphere Reserve.

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Wonderland Trail, is a 93-mile loop of moderate difficulty that sits like a necklace around the base of the Rainier, Washington. The trail surrounds the mountain, marking the outlines and ridges of the great volcano on a path that is nearly always vertical, either going uphill or down. 

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Matanuska Glacier is 100 miles far away from Anchorage, Alaska, at valley emerged as Mat-Su, which encompasses about 24,000 square miles of wilderness. The only sound there is an occasional rush of cool wind sweeping down from the towering Chugach Mountains. The temperature in Matanuska Glacier soaring to 75 degrees, and you walking on ice.

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Small intimate lodge, with excellent service, Stanley Safari Lodge is a uniquely designed resort offers couples a luxury safari experience. Bordering the Mosi-Oa-Tunya National Park and Victoria Falls (that has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO), Stanley Safari Lodge is an ideal spot for a couple to begin exploring Africa.

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Set in the heart of New Zealand‘s southern Alpine region, Queenstown has reputation as the adventure capital of the world. Surrounded by stunning mountains, lakes and rivers, Queenstown is New Zealand’s premier alpine resort. Only 3 hours direct from Melbourne or Sydney, it is the country’s major tourist destination. The city provides perfect venues for all kinds of adventure sports and offers some of the world’s best skiing and snowboarding conditions.

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