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Strangest wedding on a depth of four meters under water in an area of "Burapora" in France, where it comes nearly a third of tourists to spend their honeymoon There is The Daily Mail newspaper published today, pictures of the newlyweds Americans, two Carter Lane and Shannon Carter, they decided to celebrate their marriage under the water, in the creativity of the various weddings, the newspaper pointed to a similar ceremony hosted by the newlyweds Western Australia last year in 2015, claim to Natalie and Jesse Watts. The newlyweds having chosen to place the water for their wedding because they wanted something different and distinctive place to take pictures of the wedding, as he secluded place until they find the relaxation that allowed them to better interact with each other naturally without feeling pressure from the people.

The world around us is full of amazing places and picturesque scenes ... some of thes circumstances will not believe they exist on the surface of the earth There are some places and regions round the world It never occurred to mind It That have a presence  In the following images we see some of these bizarre and strange and amazing areas may Did not You Viewing before There are many tourist places in the world has not known a single and Aazorha a lot of people it is unusual these tourist places it is impossible to imagine they exist in reality, but it feels tourist sites of the fantasy world and today we will go on a trip to the strangest tourist places that would not imagine it exist in reality and will feel that something imaginary today we recognize the places a tourist would imagine a strange existence. Lake Rosary Colored hills in China Caves Mendenhall Glacier in Alaska Ice caves Hang Dong Son Salar de Leo...

The giant Siberian digs have made scientists and researchers put dozens of theories to explain them, from meteorites to spacecraft, so the RT team traveled to the region in an attempt to uncover this mystery. "The experience is unique, and the sight of the drill is unexpectedly exciting," said Vitaly Bozoev, a reporter for the RT documentary film team when he reached the pit of the Russian Yamal peninsula. "The largest of these holes is 60 meters deep, something that can not be seen very much on a planet Earth". "I was very shocked when I saw the size of the hole, to imagine the size of the hole enough to know that a 25-storey skyscraper could be built inside," Vitale said. Vitali explained that citizens are not looking for scientific explanations of the origin of these holes, but prefer to believe that these pits "made by space objects." As for the scientists, they do not have a thorough explanation of what happened, but ...