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The award-winning Xi’an Acrobatic Troupe mixes incredible acrobatics with the famous ballet Swan Lake! The show features over 20 dazzling acrobatic acts, like contortionists bending and twisting to become eagles and snakes or flipping like playful frogs, graceful swans soar through the air on aerial hoops. Watch as the prince and his sailor friends brave stormy waves on the Russian barre, showing off daring flips and balances, and the princess dance on the prince’s shoulders and head — these are not-to-be-missed!

The Aral Sea was once the fourth largest lake in the world, encompassing Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan. Unfortunately, as the Soviet Union government pushed through the river diversion projects in the 1960s, the Aral Sea suffered from a shortage of water, which was mostly irrigated to the deserts nearby. The lake has continued to shrink and is now divided into the northern and southern regions.

Golden mountains, green forests and majestic lake scenery are commonly seen on oil paintings featuring landscapes in Europe. These amazing sceneries do not simply appear in the creations of artists, but also in the Peneda-Gerês National Park at the northern boundary of the country.

The Lake Titicaca, straddling between the border of Peru and Bolivia, is the largest in South America. Setting high on the Andes Mountain, the enormous lake has an altitude of more than 3,000m, and is one of the few navigable highland lakes in the world. Lake Titicaca, which is considered to be the birthplace of the Inca culture, is home to some Peruvian and Bolivian indigenous people.

Although Estonia is small, its natural landscapes are magnificent. Estonia owns the largest national park in Europe. The beauty of the forests and lakes in Lahemaa National Park attracts many Europeans.

The Ile Alatau Mountains shelter one of Kazakhstan's most picturesque lakes – Lake Issyk.