A list of the seven wonders of nature has recently been published. The list is still preliminary and a finalised version will be available in early 2012. The wonders are presented below in alphabetical order.
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ShareSeven wonders of nature
- Amazon, South America
- Halong bay, Vietnam
- Iguazu Falls, Argentina and Brazil
- Jeju Island, South Korea
- Komodo, Indonesia
- Puerto Princesa Underground River, Philippines
- Table Mountain, South Africa
Have you visited any of the wonders
We have visited one of the seven wonders, Halong Bay in Vietnam, and it really is a beautiful and fascinating place. Have you visited any of the sites, or thought about visiting any of them?
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Agneta says:
no, I haven't visited any of them and probably won't be allowed to do so either! but now I should probably not think so negatively, who knows what the future holds for travelling now that Biggen is no longer with us?
17 November 2011 - 21:54
Johanna in Skåne says:
Komodo! Nice islands, good diving and when we were ashore I stayed close to the guide with the wooden stick that would defend us against the huge monitor lizards (who ate e.g. pigs and deer), in fact I don't think we would have had so much to oppose if they really wanted to hurt us. There and on Svalbard are probably the places where I felt really stressed/on edge because of large animals.
17 November 2011 - 23:37
Inga Magnusson says:
Yes, after more than 400 old university credits, I have seen the occasional "typical" scientist too, apropos of your comment on my post.
17 November 2011 - 23:49
Annika says:
I have not seen a single one of them!
However, I have realised that Vietnam is a fabulously beautiful country. My father-in-law was there during the Vietnam War and he says it's the most beautiful country he's ever seen.
18 November 2011 - 13:48
admin says:
Agneta, you never know in life. By the way, I think there are many other wonderful places to see and experience!
Johanna, Komodo sounds fantastic... except for the monitor lizards. Polar bears do not feel completely safe either... Actually, I don't think I've been anywhere where I've been so worried about wild animals. Possibly in Tanzania, when we slept in tents. I didn't feel completely safe when I snuck to the toilet through the grass in the middle of the night... 😉.
Inga Magnusson, can imagine that. There are usually some "inventories"
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Annika, Vietnam is beautiful! However, I'm glad that I didn't have to visit it during the period when your father-in-law did...
18 November 2011 - 16:22
Marina says:
Oh, there are so many things I would like to see and do... I haven't yet seen any of the things mentioned here, hopefully it will be Vietnnam for Easter anyway!
19 November 2011 - 4:13
admin says:
Marina, how nice that you are going to Vietnam! We liked Vietnam very much: beautiful and friendly people. If you are near Hanoi, make sure to go to Halong bay! You can go with one of the boats and stay there for a night, very nice!
19 November 2011 - 9:08
Just Another Crazy Blonde - With Just Another Stupid Blog says:
Oh, I would like to see Halong Bay!!!! 🙂
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20 November 2011 - 18:24
admin says:
Just Another Crazy Blonde, if you get the chance! It's sooo nice. Maybe as a detour from Thailand on occasion...?
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20 November 2011 - 22:18
Marie Rudenstam says:
Just came from Halong Bay which was fantastically beautiful with a huge cave and wonderful nature but unfortunately there were far too many tourists. You went in a long long queue into the cave and queue up to one of the mountain peaks and tourist boats just everywhere!!!! It was not possible to take a single photo of only nature! Unfortunately far too exploited for my taste. Still fun to have seen it!
31 October 2018 - 4:38