Beautiful foreign tourist attractions

With the development of the world and the advancement of science and technology, people are becoming more and more interested in contacting foreign things and experiencing exotic customs. Below are the beautiful foreign tourist attractions that I have carefully compiled. I hope it can help everyone.

1. Venice

Venice is the capital of the Veneto region in northern Italy, the capital of the Province of Venice, a world-famous historical and cultural city, and the birthplace of the Venetian School of Painting. Its architecture, Painting, sculpture, opera, etc. have an extremely important status and influence in the world. The water city of Venice is the essence of the Renaissance, the only city in the world without cars. God shed tears here, making it more crystal clear and tender, like a romantic dream floating on the blue waves. Venice has the reputation of "born by water, beautiful by water, and prosperous by water". It enjoys the reputation of "Water City," "Water City", "Hundred Island City", "Queen of the Adriatic Sea" and "Bridge City". .

2. Amsterdam Canal

Amsterdam is a water city, very beautiful and beautiful. The river network is intertwined and the rivers are crisscrossed. There are 165 artificially dug or repaired canals of various sizes. There are more than 2,000 "houseboats" moored on the river. Although they are houseboats, they are fully equipped. Only by taking a glass boat tour in Amsterdam can you truly appreciate the unique charm of the water city. The cruise ship travels through the famous river, lined with typical traditional Dutch residential buildings. The characteristic is that the front of the house and the windows are both slender. This is because the property tax at that time was levied based on the area of ??the facade, and the smart Dutch tried to reduce the front area as much as possible in order to save taxes. Because the facade is small, the decoration is all placed on the gables of the roof. If you look closely, you will find that the gables of each house are different. Due to the narrow door, large furniture items need to be put in through the window, so the room is equipped with protruding hooks. The famous canals in Amsterdam include the Emperor's Canal, the Prinsengracht Canal and the Gentlemen's Canal.

3. Maldives

In the vast blue waters of the Indian Ocean, there is a string of green islands surrounded by white sand - the Maldives Islands. After experiencing the blue, white and green colors of the Maldives, many tourists think it is the last paradise on earth. Some people describe the Maldives as a string of pearls shaken off by God, while others describe it as a piece of broken jade. Both descriptions are very appropriate. The islands with white sandy beaches are like pearls, and the sea water next to the pearls is like pieces of pearls. Beautiful jade.

4. Dubai

Dubai is the most populous emirate in the United Arab Emirates, with an area of ??3,980 square kilometers, accounting for 5.8% of the total area of ??the UAE. In terms of area, it is the second largest emirate after Abu Dhabi. The second largest emirate after that. The main pillar industries include logistics, trade, finance, and tourism. With a population of 2.622 million (2014), accounting for approximately 41.9% of the country's population, it is the most populous emirate. Dubai's economic strength also ranks first in the UAE. About 70% of the UAE's non-oil trade is concentrated in Dubai. Therefore, Dubai is customarily called the "trade capital" of the UAE and is also the economic and financial center of the Middle East. Dubai has the world's first seven-star hotel (Burj Al Arab), the world's tallest skyscraper (Burj Khalifa), the world's largest shopping mall (Dubai Mall), and the world's largest indoor ski resort (Emirates Mall). trade ports (Jebel Ali Port, Rashid Port), and the famous Dubai International Financial Center (DIFC). Along with the huge construction and development of many industries, Dubai has attracted the attention of the world with its active real estate, events, talks, etc. These near-world record features have made Dubai almost synonymous with luxury. It is reported that the undersea hotel (Atlantis Hotel) in Dubai was built using high-tech technology. The flying saucer-shaped building looks like a deep-sea elf. People can appreciate the underwater creatures and world in the room. The underwater hotel looks like a spaceship and can sleep with fish.

5. Singapore

The urban center (financial district) of Singapore is located on the south coast of Singapore Island. Since it covers an area of ??only 719 square kilometers, there are no administrative units such as provinces, cities, counties, and towns. , the entire country is a city, known as the "Garden City", and is the economic, political and cultural center of the country. Shenton Road is the main road in the financial district, lined with skyscrapers. The adjacent Keppel Port is one of the busiest ports in the world.

The Singapore River runs through the city. Both sides of the river are where immigrants first moved in, where commerce first prospered, and are also the economic arteries of old Singapore. At the mouth of the river stands a milky white stone "Merlion" statue, which is the spiritual symbol and symbol of Singapore.

6. Bali

Bali is an Indonesian island located at the western end of the Lesser Sunda Islands. It is roughly rhombus-shaped, with the main axis running east-west. It covers an area of ??approximately 5,620 square meters and has a population of approximately 3.15 million people. The terrain is higher in the east and lower in the west, with mountains running across it and more than 10 volcanic cones. Mount Agung in the east is 3,142 meters above sea level and is the highest peak on the island. There is sufficient sunshine, the annual precipitation in most areas is about 1,500 mm, and the dry season lasts for about 6 months. The economy is developed and the population density ranks second in the country after Java. The residents are mainly Balinese and believe in Hinduism. They are famous for their temple architecture, sculptures, paintings, music, textiles, singing and dancing and scenery. It is one of the world's tourist destinations.

7. Phuket

Phuket is the largest island in Thailand. It is located in the Andaman Sea in the southwest of Thailand, covering an area of ??576 square kilometers. It has a tropical maritime climate, hot and rainy. The island has a pure environment, clear sea water, rich seafood and tropical fruits. It is a famous resort island with a population of 386,600. There is a port city - Phuket City in the southeast. In Phuket, people seem to be looking for reasons to party all year round, and numerous festivals and colorful nightlife are part of life. Participate in it, forget your status as a passer-by, and enjoy the pleasure and comfort of the island style. So whether you go alone or in a group, you can have a great time in Phuket.

8. Hawaii

Hawaii State is the only archipelago state in the United States, consisting of 132 islands in the central Pacific. The capital is Honolulu on the island of Oahu. The earliest residents were Polynesians, and after 1778 immigrants from Europe and Asia gradually arrived. The Kingdom of Hawaii was established in 1795. Annexed by the United States in 1898. Belonged to the United States in 1900. It became the 50th state of the United States in 1959. Today, the majority of residents are European, American, and Japanese, followed by mixed-race people, Filipinos, and Chinese. Hawaii is the only archipelago state in the United States, consisting of 132 islands in the central Pacific Ocean. The land area is 16,700 square kilometers. Hawaii has an island climate with monsoon regulation throughout the year, and the annual temperature ranges from about 26 degrees Celsius to 31 degrees Celsius. Located at the "crossroads" of the Pacific, it is a sea and air transportation hub between Asia, the United States and Oceania, and has an important strategic position. Among them, Honolulu is the trunk line and important port of the Pacific route. Oahu is a concentrated industrial and agricultural production area. Honolulu is located on the southeast coast of the island and is the largest political, economic and cultural center in the state. With the University of Hawaii, etc. It extends for 1,523 miles on the sea surface of the underground volcanic mountains. The fresh floral-scented air will energize you. The warm, calm waters will rejuvenate you. The breathtaking natural beauty of the island will make you more energetic!

9. Provence

Provence was originally a province of the Roman Empire, abbreviated as PACA in English, and is now a province in southeastern France. A region bordering the Mediterranean Sea and Italy. The Rhone River flows south from the Alps through Lyon, splits into two major tributaries near Provence, and then empties into the Mediterranean Sea. Provence is the world-famous home of lavender and a popular tourist destination among tourists. Provence consists of famous cities such as Aix and Marseille, as well as towns such as Arles, Goede, Avignon and Nimes. This area is rich in products, sunny and beautiful. It has attracted countless tourists since the ancient Greek and Roman times and is still a tourist attraction today.

10. Mauritius

The Republic of Mauritius is an island country in eastern Africa, located in the southwest of the Indian Ocean, about 800 kilometers away from Madagascar and 2,200 kilometers away from the African continent. As a volcanic island country, Mauritius is surrounded by coral reefs. The island's landforms are diverse, with narrow plains along the coast and plateau mountains in the center, with many mountains and isolated peaks. The entire country consists of the island of Mauritius and other small islands. After experiencing colonial rule by the Netherlands, France and the United Kingdom, it gained independence from the British colony on March 12, 1968. There are also many Chinese on the island.

Mauritius was once the only place in the world where the dodo bird lived, but the bird became extinct at the end of the 17th century.

As of 2013, Mauritius is one of three countries in Africa rated as "high" on the Human Development Index.