I love it here. I went with my family to Queens Bath years ago. When the kids are a little bigger I want to take them.

i have heard about it,wanna go

awesome

This photo reminds me of fond memories from my summer in Hungary

This is exactly what my tired, aching body needed after six weeks wandering around Europe.

Ahhhh, the mere notion of an entire country that is known for the thermal baths is just heaven. Apparently many of the baths, like this one, have been around for over a hundred years.

would lovvvvve to go to Egypt !!

This is perhaps one of the most inspiring open air museums you can visit. Known for the sheer size and all-encompassing pillars, this is the largest ancient religious site in the world.

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There were monkeys all over this bridge when I crossed it.

Known as the Gateway to the Himilayas this is a great city if you want to visit an ashram or get some spiritual help via the many sadhus (spiritual seekers) who are everywhere. And funny, but my best friend had her bag of fresh peanuts "snatched" by a monkey on the bridge.

This happens here once in a blue moon but as you can see when it does, it's pretty spectacular!

OMG I WANT TO GET THERE!

I can't imagine what this is like...

I always have to remind myself that this is real. The rocks here were formed from volcanic eruptions although the legends that try to explain them are endless.

Worth the walk down and back up

Bryce was my favorite of all of Utah's NP's.

There are these amazing rock formations called "hoodoos" here that look like someone took wet sand and let it drip into a skinny tower shape. One of the most amazing things I think I've ever seen.

2011.12, met STORM lol

Lovely!

:)

Not only is this place gorgeous but they have some really interesting activities like an open-air theater.

Amazing

Want want WANT

best to go mid-morning

First place that I visited in Japan,I loved it!

First place that I visited, unbelievable palace made from gold leaf! Took some amazing pics!

I can never believe this is real let alone natural. There are guided tours here so you can really learn about the history of this incredible canyon.

Leave it to nature to figure out how to create something called a Slot Canyon. Something about flash floods and the erosion of sandstone actually created something very smooth. Good thing since it is a relatively tight fit for mere humans. This is on my list.

It's kitschy and a bit contrived but I have to say I had one of the funniest, craziest, and most memorable experiences I've ever had in my life here. When you get to the door a guard says “Slava Ukraini” (Glory to Ukraine) and you have to say “Heroyam slava” (Glory to its heroes) back. Then and onlyIt's kitschy and a bit contrived but I have to say I had one of the funniest, craziest, and most memorable experiences I've ever had in my life here. When you get to the door a guard says “Slava Ukraini” (Glory to Ukraine) and you have to say “Heroyam slava” (Glory to its heroes) back. Then and only then do you get to descend the stairs into the restaurant. You also get a free shot of vodka at that point so you're a tad buzzed by the time you order. The theme here is the Ukrainian Insurgent Army and the wait staff have this shtick where they argue with customers, each other, etc. All in all, it's a lot of fun and if don't go there while you're in town, you're really missing something.… see moresee less

There's a biiiiiiiig crack in this rock that was caused by seismic activity. Think I'll stay away from that part!

The biblical tels, Megiddo, Hazor and Beer Sheba are the 3 with a considerable amount of biblical connections. One of 6 World Heritage Sites in Israel!

The fastest and most scenic way to ascend Masada which is also a UNESCO Heritage Site.

This natural fortress sits high atop the Judean Desert overlooking the Dead Sea. It was built by Herod the Great who reigned from 37-4 B.C. and is one of 6 World Heritage Sites in Israel!

Greatest city on earth

The trail that leads you past this is hugely popular attracting thousands of visitors a year. While you may not get peace and quiet here the scenery is clearly pretty amazing.

This is still an active Greek Orthodox monastery, having survived many religious & regional takeovers throughout the centuries. It is located 12 miles from Jerusalem & open to spiritual seekers and visitors. Incredible cliff dwelling architecture.