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The Panorama Glass Lodge is a panoramic bedroom surrounded by glass windows that allows you to watch the beautiful northern lights. This amazing place is located on the shores of the sea 30 minutes from Reykjavik. The Panorama Glass Lodge allow two adults to sleep, and a night is cost about 342€ per night.

Elderly Man named Brooker spent 10 years to turn long hedge into a huge dragon. Bored by seeing the same hedge, Brooker got an innovative idea and elaborately worked for ten years creating a giant dragon which is definitely worth seeing.

I'm sure we all fancy a walk on the beach to left behind all the stresses of day to day life.

As kids, everyone loves to gaze at the infinite sky and sometimes resemble them to familiar figures. Chris Judge is a children’s book illustrator and he seems to be reminding us of our childhood. He simply posts beautiful moments of the sky and as a bonus, he adds his creativity.

Hydrangeas are very beautiful flowers that are many people’s choice. As for Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangeas, they are quite extraordinary and gorgeous to plant in spring and summer seasons. They will illuminate your garden when flowering and will create such a vivacious look that every passerby would admiringly look at them.

We think there isn’t a single person in the world that doesn’t like baby animals. They’re just so sweet and innocent that you just want to hug them and never let them go. Even if you don’t own a pet, these photos of the cute baby animals will guarantee you to have a better day. Here is this gallery, you will find 20 fluffy baby animals that will instantly lift up your mood during the day. Check out their photos below to see them for yourself.

Some people think deer can be annoying since they have no natural predators so their population is constantly on the rise. In some areas, they can totally break in and wreck people’s gardens since they are so overpopulated.

We all love seeing cute animals or knowing about their stories. They are quite heart-melting and they can brighten your day in an instant. 

This weird -ooking landscape that is filled with craters just like the surface of the moon in the middle of Thetford Forest in Norfolk, England looks highly similar to mortar craters in Normandy and Somme from the First World War. However these craters in Norfolk have a different background story, and even though their name suggests otherwise, they're not actually graves. In reality, Grime's Graves is a huge flint mining complex from the Neolithic age that's more than 4,500 years old. In the New Stone Age, flint- a solid, mineralized version of quartz- was a precious natural resource and extremely prized due to its tendency to break into small flakes with a razor-sharp edge that was very convenient to make tools and weapons. So, flint kept on being used for many centuries even after men started to make tools out of metals.

These nests can be found in the Kalahari Desert, South Africa and they are made by a bird species named the Sociable Weaver Bird. At first glance, they look like massive haystacks that are fallen into trees. 

Yellowstone National Park that can be found in Wyoming, the USA, is one of the most geothermically active areas on Earth. It's possible to find half of the entire world's geothermal features here. The park extends on an area of approximately 9000 square km and consists of 10,000 geysers, hot springs, mud pots, and fumaroles, because of its location in an ancient active caldera. Yellowstone itself is one huge supervolcano that erupted with massive force a couple of times in the last two million years. Lava flows and rocks from volcanic eruptions can be found everywhere in the land area of the park. The park is located right in the middle of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the biggest remaining, an almost intact ecosystem in the Earth's northern temperate zone. Below are some of the most beautiful hot springs that can be found in Yellowstone National Park.

Lake Tekapo is the second biggest of three almost parallel lakes running north-south along the northern edge of the Mackenzie Basin in the South Island of New Zealand.