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Easter Island, Chile





Popular for its 887 carved monolithic statues of Easter Island could be endangered their heritage. In a remote island has a small population of 5 000 people, of whom less than half - Rapa Nui (the indigenous inhabitants of Rapa Nui island), according to a study in 2012, which had a magazine Berkeley Planning. The recent opening of a new luxury resort in the Environment last year, affected local people in terms of the influx of tourism; so-so now there constant movement, the culture of the island is under threat. Visit this place before you'll need permission to see the ancient petroglyphs of Easter Island, petroglyphs and monolithic statues, or even make an extraordinary diving.

Antarctica



According to NASA, the ice continent of Antarctica begins to melt. Of course, many would argue that this will not happen, but now cruise ships carrying more than 500 passengers on board, are no longer allowed to sail the Straits. Some of the more strict limits put forward by the International Association of Antarctic Tour Operators - an organization dedicated to promoting safe, responsible tourism. Book a cruise through Abercrombie and Kent for environmentally friendly travel. And while it is still possible, watch the wildlife, the huge ice shelves and outstanding mountain ranges.

Machu Picchu and Choquequirao



The development will greatly affect the remnants of an ancient civilization Choquequirao, as well as Machu Picchu. The Peruvian government has recently announced the construction of the 3-mile cable car to the "sister city of Machu Picchu. "As a result, tourism will explode five visitors per day up to 3, 000, after its opening in 2015. The intention of the construction of the tram is to ease the burden on Machu Picchu, which already restricts visitors to 2, 500 daily and require to hike the famous Inca trail. A trip to any of these ancient cities will allow visitors to travel surrounded by stunning mountain scenery and the impressive ancient architecture.

Kilimanjaro



Few places in the world such as scenic as the volcanic Mount Kilimanjaro. The highest peak in Africa, trekkers favorite, this place was described in the story of Hemingway's "The Snows of Kilimanjaro." The study argues that the snow may disappear in 20 years, stating that 85 percent of the ice cover has already disappeared in the mountains during the last century. Therefore, to see the best Kilimanjaro, go right now with an experienced guide to the top of this famous mountain! The peak of Africa is famous as one of the best places to meet the dawn of the world.

Great Barrier Reef



Great Barrier Reef in Australia and is popular as one of the top dive sites in the world. The Great Barrier Reef is suffering from increasing ocean temperatures, pollution and fishing that cause erosion of the largest coral reef in the world. According to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, the level of disintegration to 7, 000-year-old reef is unprecedented; Some scholars argue that this place could die in 40 years. With such a unique and exciting variety of coral, fish and other marine flora and fauna, travelers should make this place in the first rows. However, visiting this place please do not break the corals and comply with the order !!!

Culebra and Vieques



Although both of the island - a tiny paradise on the east coast of Puerto Rico, there were tested and the bombing of the US Navy, which endanger the environment. Current threat involves the overdevelopment. Local residents are worried that the economy of Puerto Rico ignore their efforts to support the islands in the "unspoiled" charm. Respect the natural tranquility of the islands and enjoy environmentally friendly activities such as kayaking in the bioluminescent bay of Vieques, or swimming at the coral reef of Playa Carlos Rosario Culebra.

Dead Sea



50 years ago the Dead Sea, known as salt and healing beginning to evaporate, plunging by about three feet per year, according to research by the Israeli government. Proposed answer to this problem was the "Red-Dead" project, which would send the Red Sea to the Dead Sea. Local environmentalists, FoEME argue that the project is irretrievably jeopardize the ecosystem of the Dead Sea. Anyway, if the decision does not take effect, the famous sea may be dried for the next 40 years. Get to it before it happens with the obvious!

Taj Mahal



The most elaborate mausoleum in the world, built in the 17th century in memory of the beloved wife of the emperor, now welcomes three million visitors a year. Five years later, this place may be closed, as UNESCO and some groups urge India to close the Taj Mahal due to air pollution, population explosion and the impact of tourism, damaging the exterior of the structure. Until then, visitors can observe the magnificent details of the palace, as well as a mirror pond, chiseled marble screens with tiny flowers and intricate inlaid with semi-precious stones.

Venice



Although her watery channels evoke a sense of romance. "The floating city of Italy" could go the way of Atlantis: increased flooding for many years, and scientists are asking: "How much time in Venice can stay above water." A recent study at the University of Padua in Italy revealed an obvious reduction in the city, while the architects say that immersion jeopardizes building foundations. Be sure to visit this wonderful city so it is time until he went under the water!

Tibet



This area, which is located high in the Himalayas. The unique culture of Tibet to collapse, as the country is under Chinese control since 1950. Despite the efforts of high-activists such as actor Richard Gere and the Dalai Lama, in order to liberate Tibet from Chinese rule, saying that the language and many cultural traditions are fast disappearing. The Chinese government also prohibits tourism in these places from time to time; depending on the current policy may already be too late to think about visiting this wonderful place. Well, if you still have time to visit this place now, then explore the high Potala Palace, or the monastery Ganden.

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