Kazan

The capital of Tatarstan. There's a really pretty looking mosque here, and the city's kremlin thing looks kinda neat too.

Monument Rocks

Rock formations in Kansas, which is something kinda special I guess due to the general flatness of Kansas.

Fenda da Tundavala

Found this from Angola.org. Seems like a volcanic geologic feature: a "crack" or "fissure" or something. It seems to be on the rim of a plateau or something, so the views look quite good from here.

Palouse Falls

Pretty area in Washington state with a waterfall and a gorge; kinda reminds me of Lesotho and Iceland. Found from Huffington Post article.

Painted Hills

Pretty colorful hills that might be real in Oregon. Found from this Huffington Post article.

Sedona

Pretty scenery and bizarre culture in Arizona

Carthage

The ruins of some famous city back when. And good job Tunisia on working towards more freedom yay!

Caprock Canyons

State park AND TRAILWAY YALL:

Enchanted Rock

Texas state park rock thing

Pillar Rocks

rocks in Tamil Nadu like seen from an overlook on the road or something

Walmart Museum

Bentonville, Arkansas, is apparently where Walmart got started.

Batu Caves

Famous caves with some Hinduism stuff, but the natural part looks quite pretty too

Frenchman Coulee

Some basalt rock thing in Washington ok?

Buzludzha Monument

The communist thing at the top of some mountain in Bulgaria is abandoned and kinda ironic, now that Bulgaria is now a member of the European Union, no longer with such a communist government. This building/monument thing looks kinda flying saucer-ish, and the views from here might be quite lovely.

Durdle Door

The Durdle Door is a natural arch on the southern coast of England. This area looks very pretty.

Aral Sea

The Aral Sea has been shrinking over the years, and interesting remnants seem to remain in this area, such as old abandoned ships and mummified fish. This might be quite an interesting place to explore.

Três Caixas d'Água

These three water towers of Porto Velho, Brazil, are somehow famous, and possibly have the nickname "Tres Marias". Ok.

Kinzua Bridge

The Kinzua Bridge in northern Pennsylvania was probably pretty impressive as a railroad viaduct going over a valley. However, it seems to have been partially destroyed by a perhaps even more impressive tornado in 2003. Now the place looks bizarrely cool, with huge pieces of bridge below and a still neat-looking remnant.

I found out about this place from Google Maps; its label showed up on the map at a pretty far-out zoom level. :P