Landmarks of the world

Isalo is a national park in Madagascar. The park was founded in the forest of the same name in 1962 on an area of 815 km2. Isalo has an elevation change of 500 to 1200 meters, representing a jumble of sandy rocks located among large grassy savannas. The emergence of prairies was caused by human acti...

The Bavarian Forest is a national park in Germany, founded in 1970 on an area of 243 km2. Nearby is the Czech Sumava National Park, together with which they form one of the largest environmental protection zones in Central Europe. Nature conservation The management of the Bavarian Forest adheres to ...

Fiordland is a national park in New Zealand. With an area of 12,500 km, 2 is the largest in the country. Fiordland National Park was founded in 1952. The park is bordered on the western border by the fjords of the Tasman Sea, and on the eastern side by lakes. The lakes in Fiordland are some of the d...

Fuji-Hakone-Izu is a national park in Japan, founded back in 1936 on an area of 1227 km2. Every year these places are visited by up to 5 million tourists from all over the world. The park includes 5 Fuji lakes, hot springs, the Izu Peninsula and, of course, the pride of all Japan - Mount Fuji. Hot s...

Udawalawe is a national park in the southern part of Sri Lanka. It was founded back in 1972 on an area of 308 km2 to provide shelter for animals that were displaced during the construction of a reservoir on the Valava River. Udawalawe amazes with its landscapes, the wide plains are vibrant with life...

Lake Skadar is one of the largest lakes in the Balkans, located in Montenegro and Albania. The area of the lake is 390 km2, but during winter floods it increases to 530 km2. In 1983, the lake was declared a national park. The national park has a rich flora and fauna. There are at least 26 species of...

Sinharaja is a national park in the southwest of Sri Lanka, which is the remnant of an ancient forest that once covered the earth's proto-continent Gondwanna. The huge historical continent was fragmented, and only a small piece with an area of approximately 90 km2 preserved the appearance of the for...

Oulanka is a national park in northern Finland, founded in 1956 and covering an area of 270 km2. A river with the same name flows through the park towards the Russian Paanajärvi National Park, which is more than 4 times larger than the Oulanka Nature Reserve. The park is visited by over 150,000 trav...

Tierra del Fuego is a national park in Argentina, established in 1960. The territory occupied by the park is 630 km2. The first park in Argentina and is located in the south of the country. This area was discovered back in 1520, when Ferdinand Magellan sailed here; after seeing a large number of fir...

Lemmenjoki is a national park located in northern Finland in Lapland. The park is named after the river that flows through it, the name of which means “River of Love”. In the largest park in Finland, tourists can expect virgin forests of spruce, pine, birch, as well as mountains with high hills, swa...