In this day and age it is getting increasingly hard to remain static for more than a few seconds, unless I have really an exceptional reason to stay in one place, I’m ON THE GO. Rarely I have arrived at a place without being sure what should i anticipate, only to be surprised with some astonishing views. When this happens, I turn off my phone, i sit still and appreciate the moment; okay, maybe several moments.
Here are ten of the most astounding look-outs that will surly take your breath away :
Norway is a beautiful country with some of the most amazing scenery in the world. Norway is full of snow-capped peaks, beautiful waterfalls and spectacular fjords. One of the most thrilling is the cliff Preikestolen. 3.8 km of a moderate hike will take you to the summit located about 600 meters above the Lysefjorden fjord. Preikestolen offers a stunning view of the fjord with tiny ships sailing and the dramatic slops from all sides.
Blyde River Canyon park has many steep cliffs, rivers and a large reservoir, the view is breathtaking and there are many famous lookout points – “God’s Window”, “Devil’s Window” and “The Three Rondvels viewpoint”.
Bac son valley rely heavily on agriculture. and the view from the mountains surrounding it is just superb.
Paris – “The City of Light” (La Ville Lumière) where every visit is an exciting surprise. Picturesque alleys great museums amd the splendid banks of the Seine. But before any other spots in Paris, there is the Eiffel Tower. a terrific view when the sun sets and the town turns into fiery shades of red and yellow. The tower itself is also worth a view, and the ideal place to watch it from the balcony of Palais de Chaillot.
movie “Avatar”, one of the stone pillars was even renamed after the floating mountains in the movie and is now known as “Avatar Hallelujah Mountain”
Many people rappel from Pedra Da Tartaruga since the view is beautiful.
The rock is accessibly by elevator and offers a panoramic view of the park, and the countryside that is surrounding the park.
Schafbergspitze Hotel is offering a great view of the Salzkammergut mountains and the lakes around. it was built in 1862 by Wolfgang Grömmer
The Grand Canyon is 446 kilometers long and about 29 kilometers wide with depth reaching to a little more than 1,800 meters making it an amazing lookout on just every curve
Probably the only place on this list which is closed to the public, but still the hike kown as “stairway to Heaven” is one of this world’s most amazing lookouts!
