Post one pic a day that showcases your country's hidden gems (beaches, locations)

[gtt99]

Ai-Petri mountain, Crimea, Russia. The mountain has a cable car service from the top to the bottom (on of the longest in the world) as well as a foot-bridge.

[Mr.Falcon]

There is controversy whether Crimea is in Russia.

[Mr.Falcon]

Clocks of the Central Station Tower.

[Greysholic]

Originally Posted by Magnatomicflux

The Algoma Central Railway in Ontario has one day excursions that run seven days per week and transports visitors 114 miles through the Algoma wilderness, over towering trestles, alongside northern lakes and rivers through awesome granite rock formations to the beautiful Agawa Canyon.

Travellers get off the train at Mile 114 and have an hour and a half to experience the beauty of Canyon Park and enjoy some scenic walks to several waterfalls and to a breathtaking lookout, 250 feet above the canyon floor.

The best time to enjoy this nostalgic train trip is suppose to be from middle of September to the first week in October, when the spectacular fall colours can be seen

Originally Posted by improb

Procida is an island in the Bay of Naples, it's the closest one of the three to the city of Naples and also the least known ones. In the Middle Age, fishermen which populated the village adopted a unique architecture with ribbed vaults, arches, flight of stairs on the outside, terraces and the use of different colours to make every fishermen's house distinguishable from the outside. This village or nowadays neighbourhood isn't the only sight Procida can offer

Corricella Neighbourhood, Procida, Campania

Omg.

[improb]

Originally Posted by Greysholic

Omg.

I had this same feeling when i watched Carnavon Gorge in Central Queensland, that's a really majestic landscape

[zortation]

Originally Posted by Mr.Falcon

There is controversy whether Crimea is in Russia.

Who cares.

And now for places that resemble Yes album covers...



Rock Pools, Nahanni National Park, NWT

[improb]

Originally Posted by zortation

Who cares.

And now for places that resemble Yes album covers...



Rock Pools, Nahanni National Park, NWT

That reminds me of Pamukkale, Turkey

[zortation]

Originally Posted by improb

That reminds me of Pamukkale, Turkey

Looks beautiful....It must be the minerals in the water that seep over ad create those "basins".

[improb]

Originally Posted by zortation

Looks beautiful....It must be the minerals in the water that seep over ad create those "basins".

Here's Italy's version, the Terme di Saturnia.

[cmptrwlt]

Ramberg (Lofoten), Norway