Top 50 Places to Visit in a Lifetime: Top 50 Places to Visit in a Lifetime (This book is selected by the authoritative National Geographic of the United States! Colorful Illustrations Edition)

Author: Tang Xiaomeng
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Founded in 1880, the American National Geographic magazine has a history of 115 years. Its famous yellow border is a globally recognized symbol. This magazine is favored by readers worldwide for its value in geographical knowledge and the romance and passion it embodies. This time, National Geographic gathered its journalists from all over the world and spent two years selecting the 50 travel destinations they most wanted to visit. Finally, the authors, editors, and consultants of National Geographic Traveler magazine, after fierce debate, chose the current 50 destinations (including the extra bonus destination of outer space), making them the lifelong dreams of every person on Earth. It can be said that the selection of these 50 places has no scientific theoretical basis, and thus there is significant controversy. But I can confirm that this list is absolutely testable. Because, it is the final choice of a group of travelers with 1,500 years of travel experience. At the same time, it also represents the authority of National Geographic Traveler, an international travel magazine. These places include:
Pacific island nations with exotic, blue-green seas, like Palau in the northern part of Ontario Province, where the wild, primitive wilderness thrives.
A 400-year-old small bar named King's Head and Eight Bells on London's Charing Cross Street.
The African continent, where herds of gazelles run.
Waterfalls as tall as skyscrapers.
Dreamlike cities that seem to only exist in fairy tales.
These 50 places are all the professional recommendations of National Geographic, or rather, the unforgettable fragments of memory from top international travelers. Can you also join them? Those places of dreams—will they be the destinations of your life, or the shores of your distant horizon?