Traveling in areas where " certain to arrive " in 2016

Along tourism sites to make you "fascinated" forever alone.

Someone once said, "The world is like a book and who does not go travel read only a page of that book." Thus, for many people, travel and discover the pleasures, passions alive. 

Here are 17 tourist destinations that you "can't-leave-through" in 2015 according to the Business Insider list. There are names that are familiar to any young love travel, but also the so-called "new toe" promises to give you more enjoyable experience. 

1. Japan - cheap travel

Visit the "heavens fall" filled with maple leaves

Likely, you will be lost in the space of the colorful garden and feel passionate fall colors ...

Maybe autumn is the time when many people's favorite. When gradually will be chilly air, the breeze that stirs the branches and flying flocks of birds seeking warmth, that's when the fall was about.

In many countries, the autumn season is also the maple leaf "throne". When autumn and transfer their entire forest of yellow, red maple leaves beautiful. And here are the "heaven fall" color maple leaves blazing world's most beautiful ...

1. Montréal, Canada

6 beautiful natural phenomenon only in winter

Thunder snow, mist flower stone, hard ice ... is the wonderful natural phenomenon was unbelievable.

Snowfall phenomenon occurs when the temperature is low, water molecules gather together, forming tiny ice crystals. These crystals gradually increase the weight and fall down. Past new, Cairo (Egypt) delighted the first time in 100 years, they are going through a snowy, white Christmas or as snow and white clad Sapa in 15/12 days when the temperature dropped strong.

Besides, there are many natural phenomena also occur in winter, but you can not know. Here are a few phenomena that can not be ignored under Mentafloss page list.

1. Hoarfrost

One of the first signs of winter was late fall frost. Is the phenomenon of frost frozen water vapor into small particles, such as salt and white on the ground or grassy surfaces, objects when moist air and cold.