Which is the most beautiful place in the world?

Question

Which is the most beautiful place in the world?

Answer 1

It is Kanyakumari,Tamil nadu,South india ,Because it is here the three oceans The bay of Bengal,The Arabian sea and the indian ocean meet.THe sun rise and the sunset can be seen on the same day.The temple dedicated to Kumari devi is situated right on the Ocean bank, with the Vivekananda rock flanking the shore.

Answer 2

Lovely Conoor,ooty,India.

Answer 3

Guatemala specially Tikal and Panajachel

Answer 4

Romford, essex lol. sorry I know you will rate me down now...

Answer 5

The peak disrtict, england

Answer 6

from my experience, its garmish alps at munich GERMANY..

Answer 7

India n only India to stay for life time n for holidays, i think ,if u want to completely relax n hv a bit of fun u shud try Maldives n genting (Malaysia) really heaven on earth...

Answer 8

Hi!

ITS SWITZERLAND!

http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/im...

Answer 9

Western Samoa.  Most beautiful place I've travelled to so far.

Answer 10

Own house.

Answer 11

Caño Cristales in Colombia. It's a place where the water is so pure that you can see the bottom. So you can see all the colors.

Here take a look at this picture

http://www.pdm.com.co/images/Colombia/ca...

There are no words to describe it.

Answer 12

I THINK ITS INDIA.because it has very monuments&is full of greenery.

Answer 13

There are many amazing places in this world, but there's no more beautiful place than your homeland :)

Answer 14

my home city.....where i have been born n brought up....but now i am so far from there.....and circumstances are such that i can go only for once in a year that also for a few days........

Answer 15

HOME

Answer 16

acc. 2 me its dubai.

Answer 17

Saare Jahan Se Acha..Hindustan Hamara

Answer 18

Most beautiful place in world for me is where I find Peace and Happiness.

The following is a list compiled by

http://www.sixwise.com/newsletters/06/07...

1. Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona

Carved by millions of years of water and wind, the Grand Canyon is an awe-inspiring 5,000-feet deep, 277 miles long and 18 miles wide. Probably the United State's most well-known national park, the Grand Canyon is home to plateaus, hills, gorges, trails and the Colorado River, all set in one of the most impressive backdrops imaginable.

2. Poipu Beach, Kauai, Hawaii

Located in south Kauai, Hawaii, Poipu Beach is a collection of beaches with golden sand and gentle surf, perfect for swimming, snorkeling and relaxing. Depending on where you are, you can experience water only inches deep (Baby Beach), incredible snorkeling with tropical fish, Hawaiian Monk Seals, and further up the coast Spouting Horn, a spout of seawater forced 50 feet into the air by a lava tube.

3. Ninh Van Bay, Nha Trang, Vietnam

Ninh Van Bay, Vietnam

This bay, overlooking the South China Sea, is still relatively untouched and very private. Its beach is accessible only by boat, and the bay is known for its coral reefs, white sand, rock formations, streams and scenic mountains in the background.

4. Arches National Park, Utah

Home to the most natural arches in the world, Arches draws visitors to its stunning balanced rocks, fins and pinnacles, sandstone arches and other rock formations, located in a "high desert," 4,085 to 5,653 feet above sea level.

Blue Mountain Peak, Jamaica

5. Blue Mountain Peak, Jamaica

The highest point in Jamaica at 7,402 feet, from which you can see much of the island, as well as Cuba and Haiti. The mountains are surrounded by a mist, giving them their blue hue, and are home to vast numbers of butterflies, birds and flowering plants. They're also located in the heart of Jamaica's coffee country, which grows the world-famous Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee.

6. Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA), Tanzania

Ngorongoro Conservation Area (NCA), Tanzania

Covering some 8,300 square kilometers, the NCA is a unique blend of wildlife, natural landscapes and archaeological sites. It has volcanoes and rifts, a crack in the earth's crust that can result in steep cliffs, over 20,000 large animals, and the volcanic Ngorongoro crater, 7,264 feet above sea level.

7. Mount Fuji, Japan

Japan's highest mountain, at 3,776 meters, is a favorite place to watch the sunrise, so it's not uncommon for hikers to climb all through the night and early morning to reach the summit in time. As its near-perfect shape suggests, Mount Fuji is actually a dormant volcano (it last erupted in 1708) that is regarded as a sacred mountain.

8. The Florida Keys and U.S. 1

Traveling down U.S. 1 from Key Largo to Key West, you are surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean on one side and the Gulf of Mexico on the other. The stunning views of the water, with nothing to obstruct the view (the highest point is 18 feet above sea level), lends the surreal feeling of walking on water and the humbling experience of just how big and powerful the oceans are.

El Yunque Rainforest, Puerto Rico

9. Napa Valley, California

This California wine country offers breathtaking views of expansive vineyards, rolling hills, and green, lush countryside -- some of the most serene settings in the United States.

10. El Yunque Rainforest, Puerto Rico

Located in eastern Puerto Rico, El Yunque is a mountainous, semi-tropical rainforest with many rivers, waterfalls, pools and streams that provide a sanctuary for wildlife, including the Puerto Rican Parrot, lizards, crabs and tree frogs, and plant life like giant ferns, orchids and bromeliads.