They don’t call it the “Key to England” for nothing. Looming above the iconic White Cliffs, Dover Castle isn’t just another medieval relic—it’s a full-blown timeline in stone. From Roman lighthouses to Cold War bunkers, this place has seen more drama than a royal family reunion.

Some places don’t need grand introductions — they just need to be seen. Emerald Lake in British Columbia is one of those places. Nestled deep in the heart of the Canadian Rockies, this glacial lake glows with a turquoise hue so intense, it almost looks photoshopped. But it’s real, oh-so-real — and it’s calling your name.