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Located on Mount Desert Island in Maine, Acadia is known for rocky beaches and incredible sun rises. Visit during the fall to gaze at some of the most amazing fall foliage in the world.
This park encompasses the Teton Mountain range and Jackson Hole, a valley that serves as a popular year-round tourist destination.
California is home to more national parks than any other U.S. state, including this one, which contains five of the eight channel islands just off the Pacific coast.
Located in Cappadocia, Göreme National Park is instantly recognizable thanks to its distinctive rock formations known as "fairy chimneys."
Head to New Zealand's South Island to visit this spectacular landscape, known for its deep fjords formed by glaciers and the tranquil Milford Sound.
This volcanic island may look tranquil, but it's actually inhabited by thousands of giant lizards (aka Komodo Dragons), which exist no where else in the world.
This Himalayan park is home to glaciers, valleys, and Mount Everest, the world's tallest peak.
Banff, Canada's oldest national park, is nestled in the Canadian Rockies in Alberta. Doesn't that jade blue glacial lake make you feel some type of way?
This Croatian park — one of the most scenic spots in all of Europe — is made up of 16 towering lakes all joined together by cascading waterfalls.
Comprised of dozens of islands and giant limestone cliffs emerging from the Andaman Sea, Ao Phang Nga is one of the most photogenic spots in Thailand. It's home to the so-called "James Bond Island," made famous by the movie "The Man with the Golden Gun."
If you watch "Game of Thrones," you'll probably recognize Thingvellir National Park. It's located about an hour outside of Reykjavik along the Golden Circle route.
You'll find Torres Del Paine in Chile's Patagonia region. The landscape is one of a kind. Think: Lush forests, snaking rivers, sapphire lakes, and the giant Perito Moreno glacier.
So barren, the majority of this park isn't accessible for people to visit. At its northernmost point lies Sandwich Harbour, where enormous sand dunes blend into the Atlantic Ocean.
The hallmark of this stretch of land in Victoria are The Twelve Apostles: a series of limestone stacks that jut out from the Southern (or Antarctic) Ocean.
Just a short trip from the city of Marseilles on France's southern coast, Calanques is a 20-mile stretch of limestone cliffs and azure seas. Cars are banned from the area all throughout the summer, making it the perfect time to visit and hike the scenic trails.
This park, which contains the Zambezi River, forms the border between Zimbabwe and Zambia. On the Zimbabwe side, you'll find Victoria Falls, the largest waterfall in the world.
The protected area of Cinque Terre is made up of five colorful fishing villages — Monterosso, Vernazza, Corniglia, Manarola, and Riomaggiore — that look like they've come to life from the pages storybook.
Covering 7,523 square miles, Kruger is one of the largest game reserves on the whole African continent. If they get lucky, Safari-goers can spot all of the big five animals: lions, leopards, rhinos, elephants and buffalos.
This picturesque coastline sits where the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta mountains meets the Caribbean Sea. The landscape is made of golden sandy shores, palm trees, dense rainforests, and crystal-blue waters.