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 Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere, occupying the entire Australian continent, as well as the island of Tasmania and several other islands in the Pacific and Indian Oceans. It harmoniously combines impassable jungles and modern megacities. This country attracts adventurers with its beautiful landscapes, exotic animals, and unique architecture.
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 Ghost towns are populated areas that have been abandoned by people. They have nothing to do with ancient civilizations; in some of them, life thrived just a few decades ago. But for various reasons, they became deserted, and today they only attract tourists...
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 London is an old city. Today, it is one of the most visited cities in the world by tourists, attracting many with its history and unique charm. There is nothing quite like it in any other city globally, despite the many truly interesting and distinctive cities out there. Visiting London on vacation is a great idea, but be prepared for high costs.
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 The city on seven hills attracts tourists with numerous landmarks and points of interest. The cradle of European culture has much to tell about our shared history. All roads lead to Rome, but not everyone has traveled them. So, a selection of facts about the most famous city in the world will surely interest the reader!
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 The vast Indian Ocean remained largely unknown to Europeans for a long time, although ships from surrounding countries had been navigating it since ancient times. Today, the Indian Ocean is a crucial shipping route, but its depths are still largely unexplored due to the challenges of such endeavors. |
 The vast Atlantic Ocean, separating the New and Old Worlds, long posed an insurmountable barrier for sailors. It often experiences terrifying storms, which are dangerous even for modern ships, let alone the sailing vessels of past centuries. Moreover, the depths of the Atlantic remain insufficiently explored due to the complexity of such research.
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 The status of the Southern (Antarctic) Ocean is quite controversial. The decision to define its boundaries was made in 2000 but has not yet been officially approved. Nevertheless, the Southern Ocean is the youngest, interesting for its flora and fauna, and certainly worth the attention of researchers.
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 Experts assert that the famous tower in Pisa will stand for at least another 200 years. It might even remain in its (almost) vertical position forever. This is all thanks to a restoration project that saved the tower from collapse.
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 The Nile is the only river in North Africa that flows through the world's largest desert, the Sahara. Thanks to the Nile and its fertile delta, the ancient civilization of Egypt emerged. |
 The Danube River is a true natural wonder. It is the second longest river in Europe (after the Volga), with a length of 2960 km. It flows through 19 countries and has been known since ancient times. Here are some interesting facts about this river: it's fascinating!
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