Paradise

The Wonderful in the World - Democratic Republic of Congo

Gorilla in the Virunga National Park Outside Goma.

Deep in the heart of Africa lies the small, landlocked nation of Rwanda. Known locally as “The Land of a Thousand Hills”, the entire country is covered with deep valleys and steep volcanic foothills. The Volcanoes National Park, in the north of the country, is home to an estimated 250 of the world’s 700 remaining mountain gorillas, and is part of a larger volcanic region known as the Virunga Massif. Since no mountain gorilla has ever survived in captivity (unlike lowland gorillas), the World’s entire population can be found at the convergence of three countries; Rwanda, Uganda and the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Gorilla in the Virunga National Park Outside Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.

A silverback Gorilla in the Virunga National Park Outside Goma, Democratic Republic of Congo.

Democratic Republic of the Congo Nord-Kivu Gandjo Nyiragongo Lava Lake by steveaxford

Democratic Republic of the Congo North Kivu Gandjo From Nyiragongo's rim looking south by nickhobgood

Democratic Republic of the Congo Nord-Kivu Gandjo Nyiragongo Lava Lake by steveaxford

Democratic Republic of the Congo North Kivu Gandjo Nyiragongo.

Democratic Republic of the Congo North Kivu Gandjo Nyiragongo

Democratic Republic of the Congo North Kivu Gandjo Karisimbi.

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Vanuatu Island, Wonderful in the World,

Vanuatu Authenticity of the Natural Beauty of the Amazing Presents.

Vanuatu is an island nation located in the South Pacific Ocean. The archipelago, which is of volcanic origin, is some 1,750 kilometres east of northern Australia 500 kilometres northeast of New Caledonia west of Fiji and southeast of the Solomon Islands near New Guinea.

Vanuatu was first inhabited by Melanesian people. The first Europeans to visit the islands were the members of a Spanish expedition led by Portuguese navigator Fernandes de Queirós, who arrived in Espiritu Santo in 1605; he claimed the archipelago for Spain and named Espiritu Santo.

Port Vila is the capital of Vanuatu, located in the South Pacific Ocean, west of Fiji and is 670 miles. Vanuatu authenticity of the natural beauty of the amazing presents.Mt.Yasur a mountain that is still active, the presence of Mt Yasur on Tanna Island adds to the beauty.

Vanuatu island

Vanuatu Tafea Province Yasur volcano

Vanuatu Tafea Province Manuapen Cook's Hat by steveaxford

Vanuatu Sanma Province Luganville Sunset at Malo, Vanuatu by Onno1970

Vanuatu Tafea Province Yasur

Vanuatu Tafea Province Vanuatu - Volcan Yasur sur l'île de Tanna

Vanuatu 2008pacific dawn.south pacific by 19patrice

Vanuatu Shefa Province Port Vila Hôtrl Iririki by pasojo

Vanuatu Hôtrl Iririki by pasojo

Vanuatu Shefa Provinceby pasojo

Vanuatu Tafea Provinceby pasojo

Vanuatu Sanma Province Luganville palekulabay by gurung

Vanuatu Tafea Province Mt Yasur Crater - May 2007 - 6pm by sailbillabong

Vanuatu Shefa Province Port Vila Sebel Hotel, Port Vila by glencraig

Vanuatu Sanma Province Champagne Beach Santo by glencraig

Vanuatu Tafea Province fantastique yazur

Santo Vanuatu - Fish feeding near the Coolidgeby Philnsonja

Vanuatu Oyster Island by Philnsonja

Vanuatu West coast mountainsby Linda Forrester

Vanuatu Sanma Province Luganville Awwwwwesome :) by Scenaris

Vanuatu Sanma Province Champagne Bay, May 2011 by Miker66

Vanuatu Mystery Island - 2011 by Miker66

Vanuatu Mystery Island - 2011by Miker66

Vanuatu Wala by Miker66

Vanuatu Wala - Pacific Dawn Tender, 2011 by Miker66

Vanuatu Blue Lagoon, Champagne Bay 2011 by Miker66

Vanuatu Shefa Province Pristine Ifira, Vanuatuby Ian Stehbens

Vanuatu Tafea Province Nekowiar Festival - A Good Time Had By All by sailbillabong

Young and old took part with the same energy Vanuatu Tafea Province Nekowiar Festival - Young and Old Took Part by sailbillabong

Vanuatu Sanma Province Fungia scruposa. Vanuatu. Septa may be wavy and relatively exsert around the mouth. Peripheral mouths as seen here are unusual. Photograph : Charlie Veron. by Corals of the World