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This river probably has one of the coolest sounding sources of all: it rises at Black Fell Moss, Mallerstang on the high ground between High Seat and Hugh Seat. The river here forms the boundary between Cumbria and North Yorkshire. It makes its way north out of the Yorkshire Dales before taking a hard left to travel west through Carlisle before heading to the Solway Coast via the River Esk Channel. This river takes an exciting route to explore, not just because of its time in the Dales but you can also go see things like Carlisle Castle, Wetheral Priory and Caves, Kirkoswald Castle, Lacy's Caves, National Trust Acorn Bank and so much more, all within a stones-throw of the riverbank.

1. This nation is amongst a handful considered Megadiverse - meaning it has high numbers of species found nowhere else
2. According to some sources, this nation has no national language. Likely because it has so many recognised languages, more than 20 in total
3. It is also home to the city of Varanasi, one of the world's oldest continually inhabited cities
4. It is likely the home of Chess or at least a predecessor game - Chaturanga
5. The second most populous nation on earth, with more than 1 billion citizens
6. It also has the highest rate of vegetarianism in the world
7. It has many holidays, with perhaps its most famous being the Festival Of Colours or Holi
8. A majority Hindu nation, it has more than 2 million temples of multiple denominations
9. It has its own film industry, which produces the most films out of any country
10. Its currency, the Rupee, dates back centuries. The silver coin used originally is one of the earliest examples of a coin-based currency

One of the USA's most iconic landmarks, the Grand Canyon is a wonderful naturally carved, well, canyon, spanning over 200 miles as the river at its base meanders across the landscape. I've already given you the country, but which state would you need to visit to see the Grand Canyon?

Vikings were successful explorers in their time, with settlements established all around Europe via the North Sea and the Mediterranean. Around the year 1000 the Vikings, likely led by Leif Erikson, founded a settlement in a surprising place - where was it?

Likewise, Jacques Piccard and Don Walsh are another duo to achieve a first, but their first was in a Submarine. They descended to Challenger Deep, the deepest point known in Earth's oceans. What year did they achieve this?

If you find yourself in the English capital and in search of some views over the skyline then this attraction may be for you. Of course, in a city full of ample skyscrapers there are plenty of ways to soak in the sites at height, but this turn of the millennium observation opportunity grants a gentle opportunity to spend the best part of half an hour checking out the world around you from above. As the most popular paid tourist attraction in the United Kingdom with more than 3 million visitors annually, there must be something special to see!