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Can you see the sunset at Burj Khalifa twice in one day?

Jan 31, 2026

First, you will be on the first floor of Burj Khalifa and see the sun slope westward until it sets, then you will rush straight to the elevator and go up to the highest floor in one breath. You'll be amazed to find that the sun reappears and you'll be able to enjoy the sun setting one more time.

Giant's Causeway: instant contact between hot lava and cold water produces a spectacle

Jan 30, 2026

The Giant's Causeway on the Atlantic coast about 80 km northwest of Belfast is Northern Ireland's most prestigious tourist attraction and a World Heritage Site.

Can I eat kangaroo meat when traveling to Longreach Region? People said: really fragrant

Jan 29, 2026

Kangaroo is Australia's national treasure. There is a kangaroo on their national emblem, which is the symbol of Australia. The taste of Australia's national treasure is not ordinary!!

The world's highest rate of cheating countries, 1/3 of the people have extramarital affairs, but everyone is very happy

Jan 28, 2026

In a country where a third of the population has an extramarital affair, it has the highest cheating rate in the world. What is the reason for this

This beach in New Zealand surprisingly gushes hot water, the water temperature is up to 60 degrees

Jan 27, 2026

Generally people go to the beach to choose the time is often summer, the weather is too hot, the beach to relieve the heat, incidentally in a meal of seafood, simply can not be better. But in this beach in New Zealand, just the opposite, winter is the peak season here, because the seawater here is surprisingly hot water, up to 60 degrees!

Switzerland's sewers are richer than you are, with an annual loss of $2 million

Jan 25, 2026

Swiss scientists have found trace amounts of gold in sewers and wastewater treatment plants, and calculate that roughly 95 pounds of gold is flushed into the wastewater system each year, or about $2 million

One of the most deceptive bridges in the world, old drivers will feel broken

Jan 22, 2026

There is a bridge built very deceptive, arguably the world's most deceptive a bridge, it is Norway's broken tail bridge, first of all, it is certainly not really disconnected bridge, but if you have been driving on the case, it is easy to produce the illusion of a broken bridge

40 years ago a small alley in the United States was littered with bottle caps, but now throw a tourist attraction

Jan 21, 2026

This alley in the United States concentrated in a variety of bottle caps, originally was just a dump, due to 40 years of accumulation, has now become an attraction, called the bottle cap alley