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Natural Heritage of Humanity since 1984 and one of the 7 natural wonders of the world since 2011, it is a unique natural universe of 67,260 hectares, full of life, abundant vegetation and 275 waterfalls (80% of them located in the Argentine side). Through walkways, you can enjoy the waterfalls and the Misionera Jungle up close. The Ecological Train crosses the jungle until it reaches the entrance of the main walks, generating the minimum environmental impact. In the park there are about 418 different species of birds that coexist with animals such as the jaguar, fish, turtles and caí monkeys. Specimens of natural flora such as rosewood and palmetto, finish decorating the environment. The falls, located on the Iguazú River, recognized as the most spectacular in the world, are the result of a volcanic eruption 200 million years ago. They are 2.7 kilometers wide. The height of the falls varies from 60 to 82 meters, the most famous being the Devil's Throat with 82 meters high, 150 meters wide and 700 meters long. It is the most impressive jump in the park and one of the most shared views in the world.

It is the southernmost protected area in Argentina, protecting Andean-Patagonic forests that witness the meeting of the final stretch of the Andes Mountains with the sea in the Beagle Channel, which connects the Atlantic and South Pacific oceans. It protects 68,909 hectares and is the only national park in Argentina that combines marine, forest and mountain environments, giving shape to the sea coast, lakes, valleys, extensive peat bogs and magnificent forests dominated by lengas, sour cherries and ñires. All these environments form a unique setting with the purest air that can be breathed. These lands are inhabited by birds such as the picturesque sea goose, the steamer duck, the black-browed albatross or the woodpecker. On its trails it is normal to come across gray and red foxes. A striking landscape in which the Lapataia Bay (the only Argentine fjord of the Beagle Channel) and the Zaratiegui Cove stand out.An entertaining way to tour a small part of the park is the famous End of the World Train, a vintage railway, with its steam locomotives and elegant cars with large windows and an individual audio system to learn about a very important part of the history of Ushuaia.

Located 80 kilometers from El Calafate, within the Glacier National Park, it is one of the few glaciers left in the world that is not in the process of retreat and that continues to advance (although this is still being debated among glaciologists). It originates in the summits of the Southern Patagonian ice field, which descends through a valley to the southern arm of Lake Argentino. Its front extends more than 5 kilometers in length, reaching more than 70 meters in height from the level of the lake waters. Its discovery took place in 1879 and 20 years later it was renamed with its current name in tribute to Francisco Pascasio Moreno, known as the “expert” due to his deep knowledge of the region. Due to its easy access, it is the main tourist destination in the south of Argentina since you can reach the glacier by land without needing to take a boat.A halo of infinite peace over nature virgin, makes it a great attraction for those who want to enjoy the pure air and the sound of silence. Sound that interrupts only the movement of the glacier, which constantly gives Lake Argentino immense blocks of ice. These, when detached from the ablation base, fall into the Canal de los Témpanos producing a deep and shocking roar.UNESCO declared it a World Heritage Site in 1981, for its glaciological interest and for protecting part of its fauna in danger of extinction.

Niagara Falls is a group of waterfalls located on the Niagara River in northeastern North America, between Canada and the United States. Located at about 236 meters above sea level, its drop is approximately 51 meters. They comprise three waterfalls: the “Canadian Falls” (Ontario), the “American Falls” (New York) and the “Bridal Veil Falls”, smaller than the other two. Although they do not have a great height, they are very wide and are the most voluminous in North America, since all the water of the Great Lakes passes through them. Goat Island is located between the Canadian and American falls.Since they were discovered by European settlers they have become very popular, not only for their beauty but also for being a source of energy and a challenging environmental conservation project. They are a tourist spot shared by the cities of Niagara Falls (New York) and Niagara Falls (Ontario).The name “Niagara” originates from an Iroquois word meaning “water thunder” . The original inhabitants of the region were the Ongiara, an Iroquois tribe called the Neutrals by the French conquerors, who found in them help as mediators of disputes with other tribes.On the American side, the cave of the Winds carry hikers to a point below the Bridal Veil Falls. On the Canadian side, Queen Victoria Park has platforms that offer spectacular views of the American and Canadian Falls.There are also trails that lead to observatories that give the illusion of being under the falls. The observation deck near the Skylon Tower offers the highest view over the falls and, to the other side, spectacular views of the Toronto skyline.

Located in Arizona, the distinctive gorge carved out by the Colorado River and one of the country's first natural parks, was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. It is a natural formation distinguished by its layers of red rock, which reveal millions of years of geological history in cross-sectional form. Of enormous dimensions, it has an average of 16 kilometers wide and 1.6 kilometers deep along its 446 kilometer length. Much of the area is national parkland, with whitewater rapids on the Colorado River and scenic views.

It is a lake of tectonic origin, formed approximately during the Tertiary era, located in an area shared by Peru and Bolivia. It is the highest navigable lake in the world and is distinguished by its large dimensions: an approximate surface area of 8,490 square kilometers, an average depth of 107 meters and a maximum depth of 280. Its waters include a total of 36 islands, the highest being large in Peruvian territory and beaches located at 3,850 meters of altitude. It has a navigation system that keeps Peru in contact with Bolivia by boats that link the cities of Puno in Peru with Huaqui in Bolivia. It moderates the climate of its surrounding area, as it absorbs and retains solar energy during the day and radiates it at night. For this reason, the climate in this area does not have extremely cold temperatures despite its altitude. This also influences agricultural activities. in the area around it.

This Mayan city was founded around the year 250 AD. for the chances of Bacalar (which were later called Itzá and later cocomes). It became one of the most important political centers in the lands of the Mayab and consolidated itself as the main center of power in the Yucatecan peninsula. It is one of the main Mayan archaeological sites in the Yucatan Peninsula. It consisted of a city or ceremonial center that went through various construction periods and influences from the different peoples who occupied it and who promoted it since its foundation. The monumental architecture that has survived to this day, emblematic of the site, has a clear Toltec influence. The buildings of Chichén Itzá show a large number of architectural and iconographic elements. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988.

It is the official residence and principal workplace of the President of the United States.

It's located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. It houses both chambers of the United States Congress: the north wing houses the Senate and the south wing the House of Representatives.

Located at one of the horizontal ends of the National Mall, it was created to honor the memory of President Abraham Lincoln. The building is shaped like a Greek Doric temple and features a large seated sculpture of Abraham Lincoln and inscriptions from two of Lincoln's famous speeches. Many important speeches have taken place at this monument, including Martin Luther King's "I Have a Dream" speech. It is open to the public year-round from 8 a.m. to midnight, except on December 25th.

Fifth Avenue is one of the main arteries of downtown Manhattan. Filled with luxury apartments and historic mansions, Fifth Avenue is a symbol of New York's economic boom. The section of the avenue between 34th and 59th Streets is also one of the most exclusive shopping areas in the world along with to Oxford Street in London, the Champs-Elysées avenue in Paris and the Via Montenapoleone in Milan.

The Empire State Building is a skyscraper located at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and West 34th Street, in New York City. It was the tallest building in the world for forty years, from its completion in 1931 until 1971, the year construction of the north tower of the World Trade Center was completed. Following the destruction of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, the Empire State Building once again became the tallest building in New York City and New York State, until it was again surpassed by One World Trade Center. on April 30, 2012, with the Empire State in second place. Currently, the Empire State is one of the most emblematic and iconic skyscrapers in the world due to its history and its remarkable height in the last century. Including the antenna, its height is 443 meters (1,453.4 feet), making it the third tallest building in New York City behind One World Trade Center and Central Park Tower.The architecture Art Deco, the building's height and observation platforms have made it a popular attraction. Around four million tourists from all over the world annually visit the observatories on the 86th and 102nd floors of the building; An additional indoor observatory on the 80th floor opened in 2019. The Empire State Building is an international cultural icon and has been named by the American Society of Civil Engineers as one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, and was designated as a Historic Landmark. National in 1986.