Top 15 Breathtaking views around the world

These are multi- colored lights in the Northern hemisphere’s polar region in northern Norway. The lights will usually be visible over mainland Northern Norway during the night. When solar activity increases, the northern lights can also be seen further south in Norway.

The village of Oia situated on the island of the Santorini, Greece, is usually known for its gorgeous hills of the white and blue buildings and its vibrant waters in its surroundings.

Bioluminescent squid also known as the Firefly Squid, which is growing to a length of only 3 inches. The glowing firefly squids on the shore is a very rare event that happens only a few days during a limited time every year.

Elafonissi is a small island at a distance of about 200 meters from the shore. Between the island and the shore, there is a shallow lagoon of 1-meter depth at most. Elafonissi beach has been voted several times as one of the most majestic beaches not only in Europe but also in the world.

Waitomo Glowworm Caves are known for its unique population of Arachnocampa Luminosa, a glowworm species that exists exclusively only in New Zealand.

Vaadhoo Island offers beautiful beaches, iconic landscapes and its mesmerizing beauty. It is globally known for its famous Sea Of Stars.

The Darwaza gas crater is known as The Door to Hell. It has been widespread into an area of about 5350 meter square and its depth is around 100 feet.

The wave is situated on the Utah- Arizona border. Due to its fragile nature of the formation, it is known for hiking, photography, sight-seeing and exploring its scenic beauty around.

Cappadocia is located in central Turkey famous for its fairytale scenery, remarkable rock formations, cave dwellings and the Hot air balloons that rise in the sky during the sunrise in every morning.

Sossusvlei located in Namibia's coastal desert, the remote Sossusvlei region is home to the world's tallest sand dunes including one that is nearly a quarter-mile high.