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#10 Antarctica

NASA says the thawing continent will disappear and melt away. Cruise ships of more than 500 are no longer allowed to sail the straits. Go while it’s still there to see amazing wildlife and ice shelves.
#9 Culebra and Vieques

Though both tiny paradise islands off the east coast of Puerto Rico have overcome one threat, they face another. They may lose their natural landscapes as they are being eyed up by property businesses.
#8 Easter Island

Located in Chile. Known for its famous 887 moai-carved monolithic. Easter Island’s future may be compromised by the fading of its culture, it has a population of 5000 with less than half that being indigenous people of the island.
#7 Great Barrier Reef

The world’s premier diving sites; the Great Barrier Reef is at danger as a result of rising sea temperatures, as well as pollution and fishing. It could die again within 40 years and take a lot of sea life with it. With such an array of sea life, one should definitely add this spot to one’s must see list.
#6 Venice

Arguably the most romantic city in the world, the floating city may follow in Atlantis’ footsteps. The risk of flooding is ever increasing and scientist wonder how long Venice will keep itself above the water.
#5 Mount Kilimanjaro

Few spots in the world are as picturesque as this volcanic mountain. Africa’s tallest peak is beloved to trekkers. The snow on top is likely to disappear within twenty years, so for the best experience, visit now!
#4 Machu Picchu and Choquequirao

In Peru, the Government announced the building of a 3 mile cable car to Machu Picchu’s sister city. Visitors are limited to 2,500 a day and require reservation to hike the famed Inca Trail.
#3 Dead Sea

When border countries began to divert water from the Dead Sea’s main tributary 50 years ago, the famous, salt, buoyant body began to evaporate, sinking about three feet a year. It could dry up within 40 years, so again visit while it’s still there.
#2 Taj Mahal

The world’s most elaborate mausoleum, built in the 17th Century. It currently welcomes 3 million visitors a year. This may no longer be the case in five years as preservation groups urge India to close the Taj Mahal due to increased air pollution, bad restoration, population explosions and tourism’s impact have been eroding the structure’s interior.
#1 Tibet

Set high in the Himalayas, the unique Tibetan Culture has been disintegrating since the Chinese occupation in 1950. The language and culture will soon vanish as a result, the Chinese government even freezes tourist permits so it may even be too late for some!

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