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Shirakawa, Japan.

Sweet Shirakawa is a bucolic mountain town famous for its thatched roofs designed like praying hands.

Scaled along a mountain, this is a hidden village in Jiuzhaigou, China

more: http://pulptastic.com/30-worlds-beautiful-small-towns-likely-never-heard/

Obudu, Nigeria.

Queenstown, New Zealand.

SkinnyDude:
just booking space...
include Finland there. the land of lake and forest

Lol.

Bidbury, England.

Manarola, Italy.

SkinnyDude:
hm

What bro?

Collection of tiny houses comprises Gasadalur Village, a retreat in the Faroe Islands.

The lush, forested hills of Garmisch-Partenkirchen in Bavaria, Germany.

Giethoorn, Netherlands.

Also known as venice of Netherlands, a village only accessible by boats, its a village in the Dutch province of Overijssel. It is located in the municipality of Steenwijkerland, about 5 km southwest of Steenwijk with 2,620 inhabitants.


https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giethoorn?_e_pi_=7%2CPAGE_ID10%2C2722385954

http://loungingatthewaldorf..in/2013/07/laptop-travel-giethoorn.html

Funjosh:
Human will still go for it in the nearest future

I believe in that too.

Bariloche, Argentina.


Located at the foothills of the Andes, on the shores of Nahel Huapi Lake, Bariloche has all the elegance of a European-style Alpine city (there’s even a Neo-Gothic cathedral) in a picturesque South American setting. It is probably the best city on the continent if you’re in the Southern Hemisphere and miss the winters of Europe.

Ifrane, Morocco.


Africa isn’t a place where you’d expect to find snow, except maybe atop Mount Kilimanjaro. Which is what makes Ifrane so remarkable. Located high up in the vast Atlas Mountains, this amazing Moroccan resort is the place where the lowest temperature was ever recorded in Africa: -24 °C (-11.2 °F). This, and its beautiful “garden city” design, makes it such a great place to visit in winter.

AutosBay:
Nigeria must be on this list

Definitely

Zakopane, Poland.


A very popular tourist destination found near the country’s southern border, Zakopane is known as “the winter capital of Poland” – and forgood reason. The town is surrounded by the Tatra Mountains (a mountain range within the Carpathians) and features its very own style of architecture specific to the region.

Banff, Alberta, Canada.


The first incorporated municipality within a Canadian national park (a UNESCO World Heritage Site), Banff is a town of unparalleled beauty and tranquility. Surrounded by majestic mountains, it is especially famous for its hot springs, making it an all-round great winter destination.

Hallstatt, Austria.

The lakeside village of Hallstatt, located southeast of Salzburg right in the heart of Austria, is not only stunningly picturesque, but also hasquite a past behind it. Historically wealthy thanks to its rich salt mines, the village is famous for giving its name to the Hallstatt culture, which mostly associated with the ancient Celts. Nowadays its appeal is such that a full scale replica of the village, with houses and even the church, was built in China.

Tegernsee, Germany.

Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany.

Reine, Norway.


Part of the Lofoten archipelago in northern Norway, Reine is one of the most beautiful and welcoming places north of the Arctic Circle. Surprisingly mild weather means that locals and travelers alike can take full advantage of the stunning surroundings, whether that meanshiking, kayaking, or admiring the landscape and the quaint fishermen’s huts.

The world is full of really eye-catching and fascinating cities, villages, landscapes, and small towns. You’ll find some of the most interesting in the list and images below.

http://luxatic.com/top-15-beautiful-villages-world/

http://luxatic.com/top-20-beautiful-winter-towns/

10 billion tons of gold sits underneath the sea bed, it is destined to sit here however as there is no way to access it.

Funjosh:
So this is the Ink on paper that destroy Millions of people

Na so.

Roasted Bats.



http://www.helgeroe.com/Album/Pix05Indonesia1.htm

walemoney007:
what the Bleep is this

Thats Iguana bro, so delicious. You can google it and see.
cc: Dominique

21. Baby Xray, 1942.

20. Washing machine from 1930s.

thankyouJesus:
I will advice you write out the words, some of us use local phone and great job by the way.

Ok, i wil try. Thanks.

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