World's Most Unique Travel Destinations

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Grindavik, Iceland 'The Land of Fire and Ice' It's one of those things that you have to do in a lifetime. You're swimming in these silica mud waters, but then it's snowing outside."


Cancun Underwater Museum, Maxico The brainchild of the artist Jason de Caires Taylor, the world's largest underwater museum features 400 statues by the artist, in a dizzying array of poses and features. The just-opened sculpture park sits in shallow waters in Cancun, allowing snorkellers, swimmers, and scuba pers alike to witness the sculptures grow seaweed and barnacles, and begin to form a supplementary reef for area fish.


Ice Hotel, Jukkasjarvi, Sweden


A collection of widely dispersed islands in the Indian Ocean, the Malpes is the nation with the lowest high point in the world--a fact that lead to worldwide attention last year when the country's cabinet staged an underwater signing of a document calling for reduced global carbon emissions.


High up in the Himalayan Mountains sits the world's newest democracy, whose 30-year-old king has been instrumental in developing the country's parliament, and injecting a democratic voice into Bhutanese affairs. The term "gross national happiness" was coined by the country's former king, who began the Buddhist country's path to modernization.

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