50 Big Bucket List Adventures

Photo Courtesy: [Juanma Clemente-Alloza/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The world is a magnificent place full of adventure, and this leads people to create bucket lists, otherwise known as a list of things that they would like to do before they die. Some bucket list adventures are simple such as making a painting or learning an instrument, while others are week-long journeys exploring national monuments and landscapes. If you are seeking a bucket list adventure, places like the Taj Mahal, Niagra Falls, or Big Ben in London surely wouldn't disappoint!

Not all big bucket list adventures are expensive, and you can still check some of these things off your list without emptying your wallet. If you plan efficiently, you could even cross multiple things off your bucket list in one summer! Planning is crucial to completing your bucket list adventures since many of these attractions are highly populated, but the life-changing experiences are worth the wait.

Climb The Highest Mountain In Africa

If you have a knack for mountain climbing and want to experience Africa, then you must visit the highest mountain in Africa, otherwise known as Mount Kilimanjaro.

This mountain is actually an inactive volcano, and it consists of three volcanic cones named Mawenzi, Shira, and Kibo.

Photo Courtesy: [Stephan Bechert/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Mount Kilimanjaro is known as the tallest mountain in the world that is above sea level and free-standing.

This mountain is located in eastern Africa in Tanzania, and you can see magnificent wildlife while you are hiking.

If you want to climb the entire mountain, be sure to plan for a week-long trip.

Scuba Dive Amongst The Great Barrier Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is located in Australia, and it is known as one of the 7 Wonders of the World because of its beauty and complexity.

This landscape is in extreme danger because of pollution and other environmental factors, so you may want to scuba dive here and cross it off your bucket list before it's too late!

Photo Courtesy: [QUI NGUYEN/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Great Barrier Reef in Australia is known as the largest coral reef system in the entire world, and at one point you could find almost 3,000 individual reefs in this location!

The reef spans 900 islands, and the tourism is well-managed, so you are still able to scuba dive here today and experience the aquatic life!

Admire Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls are between Argentina and Brazil, and the majority of the waterfalls are on the Argentinean side, while the river is on the Brazilian side.

These falls are so large in South America that there are two sections of the Iguazu, the upper and the lower.

These falls are so stunning that almost two million people travel to see them every year.

Photo Courtesy: [Jaime Dantas/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Argentinian and Brazilian border is split by the Iguazu River, and the waterfalls that form from this river are considered some of the largest waterfalls in the world. Whether you want to explore Brazil or Argentina, you can still see the Iguazu Falls and the river to satisfy your adventurous needs.

Experience Chichen Itza

Chichen Itza is an ancient Mayan city that people can still explore today, and it is located in eastern Mexico, in the state of Yucatan. People can still explore these Mayan ruins today, and over 2,500,000 people come from all over the world to witness the beauty of these archaeological treasures.

Photo Courtesy: [Christina Abken/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Chichen Itza is a massive site, for it contains over 26 Mayan ruins in one location, and people are so fascinated with it that it was named one of the "New 7 Wonders of the World" in 2007. There are multiple historical guided tours of the ruins, and you can get to the ruins via a bus or a car.

Tour The Statue Of Liberty

The Statue of Liberty is located in New York City in the New York Harbor, and its historical significance is fascinating to explore as you cross this destination off your bucket list.

Almost four million people visit this statue every year, and it was first dedicated to the United States in 1886.

Photo Courtesy: [Richard Iwaki/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Statue of Liberty was deemed a National Monument in 1924, and the National Park Service takes care of this symbol of democracy and freedom.

If you go to visit the Statue of Liberty, then you must also visit the Ellis Island National Museum of Immigration while you are there.

Experience A Show At The Sydney Opera House

The construction of the Sydney Opera House started in 1959, and it took almost 15 years to complete.

This performing arts center is located in Sydney Harbour in Australia, and people travel from all across the world to see a show here.

Furthermore, the Sydney Opera House is known as a masterpiece and one of the most famous buildings in the world.

Photo Courtesy: [Ashwin Vaswani/Unsplash/Public Domain]

This destination is extremely popular, for over 11 million people come to Australia to see a show here every year.

Not only are the performances top-notch, but the building itself is a spectacle to see.

The architecture is fascinating, and it is surrounded by the beautiful blue waters of Australia.

See Mont Saint-Michel

Mont Saint-Michel became a World Heritage Site in 1979, and people from all across the world come to see this tidal island in Normandy, France.

This tidal island in France spans 240 acres, and over three million people visit it every year to see its magnificent beauty and explore its historical significance.

Photo Courtesy: [Bas van Breukelen/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Mont Saint-Michel was constructed from the 11th century to the 16th century, and it is not abandoned today as many people believe. This tidal island in France is actually home to almost 50 people, which consists of nuns and monks who find their peace in this historical and cultural masterpiece.

Cruise Along Ha Long Bay

If you enjoy kayaking and water adventures, then you must travel to Ha Long Bay in Vietnam to enjoy yourself.

This bay in Vietnam has beautiful-colored water and magnificent surrounding landscapes that you could admire while kayaking or participating in a guided boat tour.

Photo Courtesy: [Lewis J Goetz/Unsplash/Public Domain]

If you take a guided tour of Ha Long Bay, then you will get to experience neatly shaped islands that have names such as "Stone Dog Island" and "Teapot Island," both of which you must take pictures of!

Over 11 million people visit this destination a year, and you can scuba dive, rock climb, and hike here.

Experience St. Peter’s Basilica

If you go to St. Peter’s Basilica on any given day, there may be over 50,000 people there, and a total of over 10 million people visit this church every year because of how beautiful it is.

The Papal Basilica of Saint Peter in the Vatican is a church in Rome, Italy, and it was built in 1506.

Photo Courtesy: [Gabriella Clare Marino/Unsplash/Public Domain]

St. Peter’s Basilica is a Renaissance-style building and based on interior measures, this church is the largest church in the entire world.

This church first started to be constructed in 1506, and it took over a century to complete.

If you visit this church, you might as well visit the Sistine Chapel as well since it is right down the road!

Visit The Acropolis Of Athens

If you are interested in ancient Greek culture, then you must visit the Acropolis of Athens in Athens, Greece. The Acropolis of Athens is located near the city of Athens, and it consists of many ancient buildings that represent significant moments in Greek history. Overall, the Acropolis of Athens is known as an ancient citadel.

Photo Courtesy: [Peter Mitchell/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Some of the buildings located here were dedicated to gods and goddesses, and over a million people visit these ancient Greek ruins every year.

To accompany the ruins is a museum, and people spend an average of two hours exploring the information and displays in the museum.

Photograph Potala Palace

Most people are interested in seeing Potala Palace because the spiritual leaders of Tibet, or the Dalai Lamas, took residence here from 1649 to 1959.

This site is so important that it was deemed a World Heritage Site in 1994, and only 5,000 people are allowed to visit this structure a day.

Photo Courtesy: [HONG/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Potala Palace can be found in Lhasa, Tibet, and it is considered a dzong fortress.

After the Dalai Lamas no longer lived in this building, it was converted into a museum, which you can now explore today.

There is a maximum number of daily visitors due to the fragility of the structure.

Go On An African Safari Tour

One of the most popular items on a bucket list is to go on an African Safari tour, especially since the wildlife is rapidly disappearing.

Africa is an incredibly beautiful location, and the most popular place for a safari is in Kenya, which is considered the "original" safari location.

Photo Courtesy: [Regal African Safaris/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Anyone can have a safari tour on their bucket list because there is a safari tour made for any and every type of budget.

Over 30 million people travel to Africa every year to go on a guided safari tour, and some of the trips can last weeks.

Additionally, one of the most popular places to see African wildlife is the Masai Mara Game Reserve.

Go Inside The Milan Cathedral

The Milan Cathedral, otherwise known as the Metropolitan Cathedral-Basilica of the Nativity of Saint Mary, is a magnificent cathedral located in Lombardy, Italy.

Over five million people visit this cathedral every year to witness all of the breathtaking art and statues that are inside the structure.

Photo Courtesy: [Joel Rohland/Unsplash/Public Domain]

People started to build the Milan Cathedral in 1386, and it wasn't officially completed until 1965, and it consists of over 3,000 statues and hundreds of pieces of art inside.

If you decide to travel to this famous cathedral, the tour lasts about two hours, and you learn all about the history and architecture of the building.

Witness The Rome Colosseum

The Rome Colosseum is a colossal part of Roman history because it was a structure that created entertainment for over 500 years!

If you enjoy Roman Empire history and gladiator battles, then the Rome Colosseum or Roman Amphitheater is the place to travel and explore.

Photo Courtesy: [Clay Banks/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Rome Colosseum was a part of the Roman Empire's "glory days," and it is one of the longest-standing buildings from that time period.

If you do visit this structure, you must do the nighttime tour, which is a completely unique experience and features other attractions as well.

Admire Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls is located in the state of New York, and the best time to visit this beautiful landscape is in August or September.

The falls are completely free to get into, but there are wonderful historical tours available at a small price.

Each year, over 12 million people take a trip to see the fascinating Niagara Falls.

Photo Courtesy: [Shlomo Shalev/Unsplash/Public Domain]

If you want to see all three waterfalls that create Niagara Falls, you can go to the Niagara Falls State Park and up to the Observation Tower.

The Observation Tower is located over the Niagara Gorge, and this is how you can experience the entire beauty of these waterfalls in New York.

Tour The Leaning Tower of Pisa

Over five million people visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa every year due to its unique structure, which was first built in 1177 and completed in 1372.

The reason why this structure is leaning is because of the unstable soil underneath, and if you visit this structure, you can climb to the top of the tower.

Photo Courtesy: [Marco Ceschi/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Leaning Tower of Pisa is a symbol of Italy, and people from around the world visit this landmark just to climb the staircase and explore the bell tower.

When you visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa, you can also adventure out to other attractions nearby in the Pisa Cathedral Square.

Sail Near The Great Skellig

Around 360 million years ago, two islands formed in Ireland that spanned over 54 acres, and that island formation today is known as the Great Skellig.

The most famous part about the Great Skellig is the Gaelic monastery, which was built over 1,000 years ago, and you have to make reservations to see it because only 180 people can tour the islands at one time.

Photo Courtesy: [Michael/Unsplash/Public Domain]

While sailing around the islands you can witness the magnificent Irish beauty, and if you walk onto the island and take a tour, you can experience exotic wildlife such as puffins and razorbills.

In total, only 11,000 people can visit the Great Skellig a year, and there are two types of tours you can participate in.

Experience Buckingham Palace

Buckingham Palace is known as the royal home of London since the monarchs reside there, and millions of people come to Westminster every year to take a tour of the glorious palace.

Not only can you take a tour of the palace, but you can also witness the Changing of the Guard Ceremony at Buckingham Palace.

Photo Courtesy: [Hulki Okan Tabak/Unsplash/Public Domain]

When you tour Buckingham Palace, you will be amazed after seeing the 775 rooms, including the 19 State Rooms and 78 bathrooms.

While on the tour, you will also see the Grand Staircase, the Throne Room, historical flags and clocks, and valuable art.

You can also do an additional tour that features the palace's gardens!

Schedule A Tour At The White House

If you are interested in American history, then you must go to the White House as a part of your bucket list adventures!

The White House is where the United States president has lived since the early 1800s, and it is located at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, D.C.

Photo Courtesy: [Kristina Volgenau/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Over two million people visit the White House every year, and there are many public tours that you can participate in.

As a part of the tour, you can experience the State Dining Room, the China Room, the Blue Room, the Red Room, and the Green Room.

When you visit the White House, you must also tour the White House Rose Garden!

Witness Victoria Falls

In between the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe in Africa is Victoria Falls, which is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in the entire world.

If you plan to visit these waterfalls as a part of your bucket list adventures, be sure to plan a three-to-four-day vacation so you can experience all that the landscape has to offer.

Photo Courtesy: [Datingscout/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Over one million people come to Victoria Falls every year, and in total, most of the people who visit Zimbabwe solely come to witness these waterfalls.

Victoria Falls is known as one of the 7 Natural Wonders of the World, and you can go on an African safari while you witness the waterfalls as well.

Visit The Great Wall Of China

If you were to walk the entire Great Wall of China, it would take around 18 months, and you would end up walking over 5,000 miles.

The Great Wall of China is known as the most magnificent human-built structure of all time and is considered a symbol of China itself, and many people dream of walking along this structure!

Photo Courtesy: [Hanson Lu/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Over 10 million people come to China every year to walk along the Great Wall of China, and it is stunning in any season, whether it be summer or winter.

The Great Wall of China is the most fascinating ancient tourist location in China, and you will be amazed by the scenery that you witness while walking on the masterpiece.

Hike Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji is the tallest and most beautiful mountain in Japan, and it is about three hours away from the bustling city of Tokyo. This magnificent mountain is a symbol of Japan, and people come from all around the world to hike this mountain and experience the landscapes of Japan.

Photo Courtesy: [Max Bender/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Most people who come to Japan to hike Mount Fuji spend around five to six hours hiking in order to reach the top, and most hikers start at the Subaru Line 5th Station when they want to climb to the top of the mountain.

After you climb Mount Fuji, you can then go explore the nearby city of Tokyo!

Explore Easter Island

Easter Island is one of the most mysterious places in the world and it is located on the island of Polynesia, which is owned by Chile.

Historians believe that these structures were built by people in the 13th through the 16th centuries, and the structures are called moai.

Photo Courtesy: [Thomas Griggs/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Over 100,000 people visit Easter Island every year to see the massive head statues that were placed on the island.

Each one sits on a pedestal which is called an ahus.

While you witness these magnificent structures, you can also explore caves, lava tunnels, and extinct volcanoes.

Travel To The Great Pyramid of Giza

The Great Pyramid of Giza is so famous that over 14 million people travel to Cairo, Egypt every year to witness its glory.

The Great Pyramid is a part of the Pyramids of Giza, and it is the most ancient and extravagant of all the Pyramids of Giza.

The Great Pyramid is also one of the World's Seven Ancient Wonders.

Photo Courtesy: [Francisco Gomes/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Great Pyramid of Giza was constructed for the pharaoh, Khufu, who was a part of the Fourth Dynasty, and it took almost three decades to build.

This pyramid is in excellent condition for its age, the Sphinx is a part of the Great Pyramid of Giza, and countless tours are available to explore the ancient history.

Walk Through The Himalayas

The Himalayas are a mountain range in Asia that over 700,000 people travel to every year to explore.

This mountain range is stunningly beautiful and features the tallest mountain in the world, Mount Everest.

Since this is such a massive mountain range, there is a hiking trail for any type of person.

Photo Courtesy: [Raimond Klavins/Unsplash/Public Domain]

If you are going to the Himalayas as a part of your bucket list adventures, be sure to stay on the trail and secure a guided tour if you can.

Throughout the mountain range, there are many national parks, endangered wildlife, various cultures, and spiritual places that people come from all around the world to visit.

See Mount Rushmore

Pictured below is Mount Rushmore which is located in South Dakota in the Black Hills region, and it was first carved in 1941 by Gutzon Borglum and his son.

If you enjoy learning about American history, then this would be a great bucket list adventure for you to embark on!

Photo Courtesy: [Jéan Béller/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Mount Rushmore National Memorial features the faces of the United States Presidents George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln, who are known to be the noblest of all American presidents.

This sculpture is so breathtaking that over two million people visit it every year.

Take A Trip To Hagia Sophia

Hagia Sophia is a church in Istanbul (formerly Constantinople) that was built in the 6th century, and it is now known as a popular tourist spot, with over three million people coming to visit the church every year.

This church is so significant that it was also deemed a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Photo Courtesy: [Adli Wahid/Unsplash/Public Domain]

This church has served many functions over the past few centuries, and it was first built in Constantinople to serve as the primary church for the Byzantine Empire.

In later years, the church was used as a mosque after the Ottoman Empire had taken over in 1453.

Nowadays, you can take breathtaking tours of this ancient church.

Hike Machu Picchu

Every year, over 500,000 people travel to Peru to experience Machu Picchu, which is a citadel that was built by the Incas in the 1400s.

This citadel is located in the Andes mountains in Peru and is positioned above the Urubamba River valley.

This citadel is huge, and historians are still unsure as to why the Incas abandoned the place.

Photo Courtesy: [Eddie Kiszka/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The most popular hiking trail at Machu Picchu is the Inca trail, and it's fascinating to see the buildings that were constructed without the utilization of mortar,

and most of the structures were built to align with astronomy and provide an expansive view of the landscape.

Take A Trip To The Meiji Jingu Shrine

The Meiji Jingu Shrine is located in Shibuya, Tokyo, and it was first built in 1920 to honor Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

This shrine is located in the middle of Tokyo, but the location is so serene that you wouldn't even know it, and the shrine grounds are so large that you need plenty of time to explore.

Photo Courtesy: [Yosuke Ota/Unsplash/Public Domain]

You may be interested in this shrine as a bucket list adventure if you practice Shinto or enjoy peaceful landscapes in Japan.

There are ceremonies held at the shrine every day, the shrine itself is a masterpiece in terms of architecture, and the gardens in the area are breathtakingly beautiful.

Travel To The Angkor Wat

The Angkor Wat is considered the most expansive religious structure in the entire world, and it was first founded in the 12th century in Cambodia.

The Angkor Wat is a religious temple that is known as an archaeological treasure, and it spans over 402 acres in Cambodia.

Photo Courtesy: [Paul Szewczyk/Unsplash/Public Domain]

This religious temple is extremely impressive in terms of architecture, and there are multiple monuments and religious structures within the 402 acres.

Furthermore, this Hindu temple in Cambodia is so stunning that it was even declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Go Skydiving

If you have a love for adventure, you must go skydiving at least once in your life, and the locations to do such an activity are endless!

Not only does skydiving give you an extreme adrenaline rush, but it also allows you to see hundreds of miles of landscapes in virtually any location you'd like!

Photo Courtesy: [Kamil Pietrzak/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Skydiving is a common sport, especially in the U.S., for the U.S. Parachuting Association has over 35,000 members associated with it. In one year, there are over three million skydiving jumps performed, and most people do it more than once because the experience happens very quickly.

Swim With Sharks

You have to experience swimming with sharks at least once in your life, whether you love them or are terrified of them.

There are numerous places around the world where you can swim with sharks, and professionals only allow you to swim with docile sharks that enjoy swimming with you as much as you do with them.

Photo Courtesy: [Sebastian Pena Lambarri/Unsplash/Public Domain]

If you want to swim with sharks, there are a few species that are best to do so with, such as the sand shark, the nurse shark, the Caribbean reef shark, or the hammerhead shark.

In terms of locations, you can swim with sharks in almost any place, from Australia to Fiji, to the state of Rhode Island in the U.S.

See The Northern Lights

There are multiple places across the world to go to if you want to experience the Northern Lights, and one of the most popular places to go is Tromso, Norway, because they have the clearest views of the radiation phenomenon.

In total, over 30,000 people come to Norway to witness the Northern Lights.

Photo Courtesy: [Vincent Guth/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The best time to see the Northern Lights are March and September because of the flux of radiation activity in the sky,

and you can purchase a variety of tours that lead you through the most magnificent views of the Northern Lights; some tours can take up to a week!

Tour The Rainforest

Touring the rainforest is one of the most popular bucket list adventures, and if you don't want to go through the rainforest itself, you could always take an airplane tour over the beautiful landscape. If you want to tour a rainforest, the most popular location is Brazil since over 60% of all rainforests are located here.

Photo Courtesy: [Joao Tzanno/Unsplash/Public Domain]

If you want to tour the rainforest, there are talented local guides that will travel with you through the landscape to witness the unique plants and wildlife that inhabit the area.

The best time to visit the rainforest would be during the dry season, which spans from July to December.

Go White Water Rafting

White water rafting is an exhilarating experience that is on many people's bucket lists, and you can participate in this activity in dozens of locations across the world, with some of the most popular spots being located in the United States.

This activity is done in groups and most boats hold up to six people.

Photo Courtesy: [Jackalope West/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Popular white water rafting locations include the Rogue River (Oregon), Salmon River (Idaho), Kennebec River (Maine), and Youghiogheny River (Pennsylvania) among many others.

If you plan to go white water rafting, the months of May to June are the best time of the year to go.

Travel Across The Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge is a popular tourist destination because it is located in San Francisco and contains a complex history that is interesting to learn about while walking around California. The Golden Gate Bridge is also significant because it is the 2nd largest bridge in the United States.

Photo Courtesy: [Maarten van den Heuvel/Unsplash/Public Domain]

In 1917, the idea for the Golden Gate Bridge was created by an engineer by the name of Joseph Strauss, and the bridge takes its name from the Golden Gate Strait, which connects the San Francisco Bay and the Pacific Ocean.

The bridge was constructed from 1933 to 1937, and witnessing its beauty is something you must cross off your bucket list!

Walk Around Stonehenge

Pictured below is Stonehenge, which is considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and it took 1,500 years to build.

Most archaeologists believe that the structure was built to tell time, and the archaeological treasure is located in Wiltshire, England, which is two miles away from Amesbury.

Photo Courtesy: [K. Mitch Hodge/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Every year, over 800,000 tourists flock to England to see Stonehenge since the structures are so intriguing and complex.

Each structure weighs about 25 tons and is 13 feet high and seven feet wide.

Furthermore, there are guided tours available so you can learn the history of the monuments.

Experience Bali Island

Bali Island is an absolutely stunning place located in the Lesser Sunda Islands, Indonesia, and over 300,000 people come to this location every year to relax and experience the island. This island is unique because it has volcanoes, clean beaches, and diving events among many other features and activities.

Photo Courtesy: [Harry Kessell/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Bali Island is located near the Bali Strait, Java Island, and Lombok Island, so you could visit multiple places if you visit here.

There are dozens of events that occur at night, so you can party all night long on Bali Island.

This island is also known for its beautiful landscapes and rice fields.

Visit Cinque Terre

Cinque Terre is a group of villages in Italy, and it became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 because of its historical significance and beauty.

When you first visit this group of Italian seaside villages, you will be fascinated by the colorful houses and the vineyards that are climbing up the buildings.

Photo Courtesy: [Mark L/Unsplash/Public Domain]

These seaside villages in Liguria, Italy have been here for centuries, and over 2.5 million people come from across the world to visit and experience the culture and history. Some of the best activities to do here include sailing around the villages and eating authentic seaside Italian food.

See Big Ben In London

Big Ben, otherwise known as Clock Tower or the Great Clock of Westminster, is located in London, England, and is known as one of the most popular destination spots in the world.

Over five million people travel to England every year to take photos of this 160-year-old clock.

Photo Courtesy: [Marcin Nowak/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Augustus Pugin designed this clock in a neo-Gothic style, and for decades it was known as the most accurate striking and chiming clock in the entire world.

The Clock Tower is over 300 feet tall, and if you want to climb Big Ben, there are 334 stairs that will lead you to the top so you can see all over London!

Take A Walk Around The Royal Gardens

The Palace of Versailles was originally built for Louis XIV, and the construction of the palace took over two decades two complete, with the project beginning in 1661.

If you want a big bucket list adventure to go on, then visiting Versailles and the gardens attached to it would fulfill your dreams!

Photo Courtesy: [Daniela Paola Alchapar/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Touring the Palace of Versailles takes over two hours, and over 10 million people take a tour of this palace and its gardens every year.

The gardens here have year-round interest, and they only became extremely developed when the gardener, André Le Nôtre, was hired to work on them.

Get A Ticket To The Louvre Museum

The Louvre Museum, also more simply known as The Louvre, is the most popular museum in the entire world, and it is known as a historical symbol in Paris, France.

This museum first opened on August 10th, 1793, and over 30,000 people experience the museum every single day.

Photo Courtesy: [Bharat Patil/Unsplash/Public Domain]

In The Louvre Museum, there are over 35,000 pieces of art from all around the world inside, and one of the most famous works that reside here is the

Mona Lisa.

There are objects from several time periods displayed here, and the museum has an exhibition space of 652,300 square feet.

Hike The Grand Canyon

One of the most popular bucket list items is to hike the Grand Canyon, which is found in Arizona in the United States.

This natural rock formation formed millions of years ago, and the canyon is about 277 miles in length.

In total, over six million people visit the Grand Canyon every year.

Photo Courtesy: [Omer Nezih Gerek/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The majority of the Grand Canyon was made into a national park, and if you also have white water rafting on your bucket list, there is a place nearby where you can do that activity as well.

Most people walk five or six miles of the Grand Canyon, and you can also go camping here if you wanted to stay more than a day.

Take Photos Of The Taj Mahal

The Taj Mahal is in Agra, Uttar Pradesh, India, and it was first built in 1632 to honor an emperor's wife.

The Mughal emperor, Shah Jahan had this mausoleum built to honor his favorite wife, Mumtaz Mahal, and it is one of the most beautiful structures in the world since it is made of white marble.

Photo Courtesy: [Rowan Heuvel/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Taj Mahal was built to honor Mumtaz Mahal, and it is located on the bank of the Yamuna River.

Over eight million people swarm to India to visit the Taj Mahal and witness its beauty, and there are multiple tours that you can go on to explore this masterpiece of a building.

Go To The Sequoia National Park

If one of your bucket list items is to go to a magical place in nature, then Sequoia National Park would be a perfect place for you!

This national park is full of ancient Sequoia trees and other natural marvels such as streams, caves, and various rock formations that you can take wonderful photographs of.

Photo Courtesy: [Vitto Sommella/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Over one million people come to Sequoia National Park in California every year because of how stunning the Sequoia groves are,

and there is also a historic landmark called the Crystal Cave that you can explore, along with the Tunnel Tree, which is a tree that was cut to accommodate traffic.

Take A Trip To The Blue Lagoon

Every year, over 700,000 people visit the Blue Lagoon in Iceland to experience a thrilling vacation.

The Blue Lagoon is a natural geothermal spa and the ultimate place for relaxation!

The water is hot and the lava rock along the lagoon is black while the water is a stunning bright blue.

Photo Courtesy: [Chris Lawton/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Blue Lagoon in Iceland is famous, and it is located on the Reykjanes Peninsula.

Not only is this the perfect spa vacation spot, but the geothermal qualities of the lagoon also provide geothermal power to surrounding communities.

The milky blue, hot water is sure to relax you and is certainly worth visiting!

Travel To The Summer Palace in China

The Summer Palace is a park in Beijing, China, and over 10 million people travel to China every year to experience the pavilions and gardens here.

The Qing emperor, Qianlong, first created this park in 1750, and it took almost 15 years to complete, and it has been restored multiple times throughout history.

Photo Courtesy: [Nick Fewings/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The Summer Palace is one of the most-visited places in China, for the architecture is marvelous and the gardens are even more stunning.

When you visit this park in Beijing, you can explore the palaces, temples, pavilions, and halls that are located throughout the park, along with the famous gardens.

Experience Salar de Uyuni

Over 70,000 people travel to Bolivia every year to experience Salar de Uyuni, which is known as a prehistoric lake that dried up and left an interesting landscape behind.

People go to the Andes in Bolivia to glide across a landscape full of salt rocks that make the land appear white.

Photo Courtesy: [Susanne Feldt/Unsplash/Public Domain]

Salar de Uyuni is a landscape full of salt where unique wildlife lives along with salt-tolerant cacti. One of the most interesting groups of animals you may see in this magical place in Bolivia is pink flamingos, which can be seen strutting around the landscape. Most people come here to take rides along the salt and scout for wildlife.

Explore Pompeii

If you are interested in Roman history, you may want to explore the ancient city of Pompeii,

which experienced a volcanic eruption in 79 A.D. This archaeological site is located by the Bay of Naples in Italy, and over 15,000 people visit this intriguing site every day, although this site may become more limited.

Photo Courtesy: [D Jonez/Unsplash/Public Domain]

The site of Pompeii is becoming even more fragile over the years, but many of the streets and houses are still in decent condition because the volcanic ash preserved so much of the site.

If you visit Pompeii in Italy, you can go on numerous guided tours to learn about the history of this city.