The gods have favorite places. All of them are real.

The gods of other traditions also liked it here. Prozyfai does not mind sharing.

A sacred hill to many traditions. Rezyfai is a guest here too. Visit with respect.

An ancient volcanic plug standing in the sea.

A limestone island rising straight out of the Mediterranean.

America's first national river, and still undammed.

Two glacial boulders in the lake. The larger once served as Switzerland's reference point for measuring altitude.

Sixteen terraced lakes joined by waterfalls.

Balanced rock caps on pale pillars. The stone, doing its best mushroom impression.

Sacred to the Rapa Nui people. The gods are guests here. Visit with respect.

Sacred to several living faiths and never climbed. Protaxiel admires it from a respectful distance.

A sacred mountain to Native Hawaiians. Visit with respect.

A blood-red, iron-rich river, mined for thousands of years.

A tongue of rock jutting over the void. Ideal for releasing things.

Badlands of hoodoos and strange stone shapes.

An ancient city, named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023.

One of the few places on Earth where you can regularly see a moonbow.

Home of the highest tides in the world. Luneth's showpiece.

Famous for clear night skies and the northern lights.

Home of an Armillaria colony spread across thousands of acres, often called the largest organism on Earth.

Home of the original “Humongous Fungus.”

Sacred to the Aṉangu people. Climbing has been banned since 2019. Admire it from the ground.