Qutang Gorge

In Chongqing, there's a beautiful gorge in the Three Gorges area called the Qutang Gorge, which is magnificent in terrain and color and size. The famous Yangtze River, if it's still called that officially now, goes through here. It's quite a sight, and a recommendation for a Chinese trip.

Ennedi

The area of Ennedi in northwestern Chad has a bunch of beautiful rock formations, including tons of arches, and even a natural labyrinth of sorts (Kéchéli). The scenery available here is quite spectacular and fantastic.

Chutes de Boali

The Boali Falls (Chutes de Boali) are in Ombela M'Poko, in the Central African Republic. There's a big dam up river, I think, that controls some of the flow of these falls, which are huge, beautiful, and not visited very often.

Mount Tabor

Mount Tabor is a beautiful mountain in northern Israel, surrounded by beautiful scenery in pretty much every direction. When the flowers here are blooming would be a great time to see this area.

Cape Verde

I can't decide which island of Cape Verde I want to visit most. There are absolutely beautiful towns throughout the archipelago, and all surrounded by amazing scenery unlike most other islands. No palm trees or coconut imagery should come to mind with Cape Verde; there are deserts and tall sienna mountains instead, which are breathtaking. Sooner or later, I'll have to possible try to narrow down the islands for travel opportunities, but this place has huge potential for exploration and awe.

Mount Cameroon

Very large volcano, visible from over thirty miles away, possibly much more. It ranks about third or fourth in prominent mountains of Africa. I'd love to see a couple of the cities and towns that surround it as well, possibly one with a nice Atlantic view as well.

Angkor Wat

You might very well know what Angkor Wat is already: a big famous pretty-looking ancient Buddhist temple in Cambodia. Looks pretty neat, try googling for pictures of it if you haven't already.

Loma Mountains

I just found out about the Loma Mountains while looking near a point on the map in northeast Sierra Leone labeled "Bakando", which seems to have a very tall and pretty mountain to its south. The Loma Mountains look quite nice, and different from what you'd expect; I mean, mountains in West Africa? Who knew? A mountain called Mount Bintumani could be a beautiful place in this region.

By the way, the area in particular that I found are apparently known as the Tingi Hills.

Chocolate Hills

The Chocolate Hills of Bohol are pretty interesting features. Probably worth taking a look at someday.

American Samoa

American Samoa is the United States's only territory south of the Equator, and it's beautiful. Unlike many other Pacific islands, the terrain is amazing to look at. Mountain peaks are enormous and tall, and the green forests are everywhere, accompanied by the oceans, lakes, and harbors. A few islands have area included in the National Park of American Samoa, so it sounds quite easy to tell how well much of these islands have been preserved. Surely natural wonders abound here.

Peaks of Sindou

The Peaks of Sindou (Pics de Sindou) are a very impressive but little-known (so far) group of tall rock formations in southwestern Burkina Faso near the town of Sindou. I'd love to see these things popping up in the middle of West Africa. Their color makes them special among other rock formations of the world, as well.

also the nearby Domes de Fabedougou look cool too

Chudnite Skali

The Wonderful Rocks, or "Chudnite Skali" in Bulgaria, are a bunch of really cool rock formations along the Luda Chamchiya river in the province of Burgas. They are clearly visible from a road going right by the castle-looking things, and is only about a mile from a nearby town. It appears that some of these are open to the public as well, which could make more some neat perspectives.

Ulu Temburong

Ulu Temburong National Park in Brunei features very well preserved rainforest on Borneo. The main reason I'd like to see this one, apart from it being in such a small country, is that visitors can explore the scenery using the park's impressive system of bridges and boardwalks, including the famous Canopy Walkway. Definitely want to try this out and see the views it offers.

Bijagos Islands

The Bijagos Islands, or Arquipelago dos Bijagos, of Guinea-Bissau look stunning from space, and pictures of these isolated places seem to reveal a look into history. I am surprised that I haven't earlier heard of this archipelago, but it's possible that since Guinea-Bissau is such an overlooked country, it's not well-known in my area. Upon discovering these islands, I hope to learn more about them from experience someday.

Dakar

Dakar is quite an interesting city from what I've learned of it. Geographically at the westernmost point of mainland Africa, it's on a very uniquely shaped peninsula. Artistically, it includes many nice examples of sculpture throughout the city. Also, there is an island called Goree that includes some of Senegal's French history and more art.

Liechtenstein

One of the world's smallest independent nations is actually comprised of a very pretty places, with mountains and fields below in the region of the Alps in Europe.

Plaza Moreno

I just discovered a lovely city square in La Plata, Argentina, called Plaza Moreno. There's a stunning cathedral on one side, and the Municipalidad on the other side, which I believe means City Hall. Both of these feature great architecture, and the skyscrapers in the background provide a lovely mix of traditional and modern.

Reunion

This is quite a majestic island from what I've just discovered of it. Magnificent canyons and peaks are the prime feature I'd like to witness on Reunion. There are also numerous waterfalls and other grand views around this French possession.

Gardner Pinnacles

The Gardner Pinnacles I found in the Hawaiian island chain looking for a spot of land in a certain zone of latitude and longitude. After looking into the shallow area for more research, I discovered these magnificent little rocks sticking up from the Pacific. I wonder if anyone's tried exploring it by foot (or climbing)? Still would be worth a visit, I think, if not just for the adventure of getting to them.