Jessie Beazley Reef
Jessie Beazley Reef is part of the remote Tubbataha marine park in the Sulu Sea. Visitors reach it on a liveaboard as part of a planned diving expedition, rather than on a flexible day trip.
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Jessie Beazley Reef is part of the remote Tubbataha marine park in the Sulu Sea. Visitors reach it on a liveaboard as part of a planned diving expedition, rather than on a flexible day trip.
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Jesús de Tavarangue is distinguished by its unfinished great church and trilobed arches. The absent roof and unfinished details make the building’s proportions and the ambition of an interrupted eighteenth-century architectural project visible.
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Jetavanaramaya forms part of Anuradhapura’s extensive monastic landscape. Visiting it helps compare the architectural scale and religious organization of this former centre of power, together with Abhayagiri and the Kuttam Pokuna ponds.
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At 1,657 metres, Jezerski vrh is the site of Petar II Petrović Njegoš’s mausoleum within Lovćen National Park. The final approach to the monument includes 461 steps, so consider the physical effort before planning the climb.
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Joya de Cerén preserves a pre-Hispanic farming community buried by the eruption of Loma Caldera in the seventh century. Its homes, storage areas, kitchen, sweat bath, crops and everyday objects offer a close view of domestic life and earthen architecture preserved by volcanic ash.
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Juba, the capital of South Sudan, lies beside the White Nile and concentrates institutions and some of the country's services. The cited advisories discourage tourist travel, so postpone a visit.
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Jubbah lies beside Jabal Umm Sinman, where rock art and inscriptions record millennia of human presence and changes in a landscape that once included a freshwater lake.
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Juffureh is a living community on the north bank of the Gambia River, known internationally through Roots and connected to a broader history of local and diasporic memory.
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Juodkrantė is a fishing settlement beside the lagoon, with wooden houses, gardens and jetties. It makes a quiet base for short walks and forest outings on the Curonian Spit.
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Kabul is Afghanistan’s capital. Official advisories include the city in a volatile security situation and recommend postponing tourist travel for now.
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Kaiping, in Guangdong, brings together villages and diaolou towers once used as homes, shelters and lookouts. Their architecture blends local solutions with influences linked to emigration, amid houses, paths and farmland.
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Kairouan unfolds through mosques, historic cisterns and medina streets. A balanced day combines religious architecture with Aghlabid water management and craft workshops, while adapting the order to that day’s access and construction conditions.
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Kakopetria combines a historic core of narrow lanes with its role as a reference point for visiting Agios Nikolaos tis Stegis, which stands apart from the village centre.
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Kakrak, southeast of Bamiyan, preserves caves linked to a later complex, with fragments of a monumental figure and painted decoration. Travel should be postponed while official advisories continue to discourage travel to Afghanistan.
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Kakum National Park protects a block of humid forest within the Kakum and Assin Attandanso conservation area. Its suspended bridges offer an elevated view of the canopy; trails and guided walks also provide ways to learn about the forest.
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Kalandula Falls form where the Lucala River opens into a broad curtain of water. Lookouts above the gorge offer views of the falls; access and ground conditions can change with rainfall.
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Kalasasaya is part of Tiwanaku’s ceremonial core, alongside the semi-subterranean temple and Akapana. Walking through this area offers a chance to observe the layout of its spaces, worked stone blocks and drainage systems.
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Kalte Rinne Viaduct is viewed from the railway trail between Semmering and Breitenstein, where overlooks reveal how the Semmering Railway crosses the Alpine landscape. The route has noticeable elevation changes and calls for careful walking.
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