Photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand spent 5 years trying to cover 6 continents and create this astonishing aerial image bank of most beautiful places on Earth.

Concurs de Castells (“competition of castles” in Catalan) is a competition in Spain, where teams of 100 to 500 people build amazing human tower by climbing on top of each other.

An American full-time traveler and photographer Kevin Russ is a prolific photographer of the American West wildlife, but the biggest surprise after seeing his pictures is the fact that they are all taken with his… iPhone.

Richard Mosse has been travelling around the Democratic Republic of Congo and documenting the ongoing civil war and violance in the country, mostly operated by rebels, taking pictures with a Kodak Aerochrome, originally produced for surveillance purposes for the U.S. military in 1940′s.

A breath-taking cave of crystals was discovered by two brothers while drilling in the Naica silver and lead mine nearly 1.000 ft below the Chihuaha Desert in Mexico. The cave is estimated to be around 600.000 years old!

This Flinstone-like village, called Monsanto, is actually located in Portugal, southeast of Serra de Estrela. It is situated on the side of mountain Monsanto (Mons Sanctus) and is popularly known as “the most Portuguese village in Portugal”. The charm rests in spectacular landscapes, small houses and tiny streets squeezed between enormous rocks.

MADLY IN LOVE. That’s what I would call Alex Pelling and Lisa Gant – a couple traveling all around the globe to find a perfect place to get married. So far Alex and Lisa have been married 29 times in places around Europe, Canada, United States and South America with more than 20 more weddings to go before their final nuptials in secret location.

Here’s another thing to add to your bucket list or holiday destinations: eating in a restaurant right by a waterfall, with the water actually running over your feet! You can find it in San Pablo City in the Philippines, in a cozy hacienda-style resort called Villa Escudero.

There has been a lot of skepticism regarding this picture of the Hidden Beach on Marietas Islands near Puerto Vallarta, Mexico. For this reason, we set out to make this video to show the world that this is the real deal. If a picture is worth a thousand words; then a video must be worth a million.