Hallstatt Austria (11 Pictures)

Tucked away in the mountains of Austria you’ll find the tiny town of Hallstatt. Hallstatt and its population of less than 1000 residents rest on the southwestern shore of the Hallstätter See. In addition to the picturesque view of the town on the lake, tourists can see the world’s first salt mine, enjoy nearby skiing, take a trip to the World Heritage Museum, and visit the Dachstein ice cave. Though this village is very small, there are a few different hotels and restaurants to choose from.

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Boundary Lines Between Countries

An interesting collection of country borders photos, from which you will learn how to look borders of neighboring countries, The boundary between some countries - it is only a symbolic line separating pedestrian sidewalk cafes, house and among others - is a high fence with barbed wire. 

Germany / Czech Republic

Germany and Czech Republic Country Border

Akhmad Kadyrov Mosque in Grozny — Chechnya

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Rozenburg Wind Wall

Rozenburg is a small port town and former municipality in the western Netherlands, in the province of South Holland. After the second World War, the port of Rozenburg grew almost explosively along the Nieuwe Maas river towards the sea. To handle the burgeoning sea traffic, a canal was built in the late 1960s running parallel to the already present Nieuwe Waterweg canal.

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The Least Populated Countries in The World

10 - Dominica 72,500

Pravcicka Gate | Pravcická Brána

Pravcicka gate or Pravcická Brána is the biggest natural arch in Europe. It is considered the most beautiful natural formation in the Czech-Saxon Switzerland region. And it is the symbol of the whole area. In the deep woods, not far from Hrensko, surrounded by a mysterious peace sometimes time seems to stop. That is the real experience of Pravcická gate. For generations it has attracted nature lovers with its magic. Many of us have already visited it and those who have not might have seen it in a picture at least. When you stand under this stone arch you are amazed by its size. The dimensions of Pravcická Gate are impressive but when seen close up it is truly amazing. The arch spans 26.5 meters.  It is 16 meters high, 7-8m wide, the minimum thickness is 3 meters and the top flat is 21meters above the ground. 

Pravcická Brána is the largest natural stone bridge on our continent and a natural monument of our country. Photo — Link

The Least Populated Countries in The World

The Highest Railways in the World

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World’s Top 10 Most Expensive Cities to Live

10. Bern, Switzerland

10 Places You Don’t Want To Live

The world is a giant jigsaw puzzle, spotted with both exquisitely beautiful and potentially dangerous places. While you may dream of spending a lifetime in some of the true paradises-on-earth, you should be equally wary of stepping up in some real hell spots for your own safety. But not everyone is fortunate enough to get a cozy and safe home and there are places on earth where people are actually living on the edge of peril.

Here are top 10 such nightmarish places on earth where you would never want to live:

Dharavi in Mumbai, India

10 Cheapest Destinations Travel in 2013

Inflation is at an all time high and is really hurting middle class Americans. Hawaii and Mexico are more expensive than California, so where can we go this summer? Here you go lucky Loljam people, a list of the cheapest destinations of 2013. Travel on!

01. Turkey

Giethoorn — The Dutch Village With No Roads

Can you imagine a village with no roads? There is such a place in the Netherlands called Giethoorn (pronounced 'geethorn'). There are no roads and cars have to remain outside the village. The only access to the stunningly lovely houses in Giethoorn is by water, or on foot over tiny individual wooden bridges.

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Skogafos - The most famous waterfall in Iceland

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Manhattan of the Desert Shibam — Yemen

5 Hottest Places In The World

05. Timbuktu, Mali

Red Pepper Road in Turkey

Land of the Giant Mushrooms — Albania's Cold War Bunkers

Pilatusbahn — The World's Steepest Cogwheel Train

Desert and Ocean Meets — Namib