The setting sun is endlessly beautiful: 5 must-see sunsets around the world

By Xiao Lühai

Photography enthusiasts may have experienced this: seeing a photo online and suddenly wanting to go there. There are many places around the world where you can watch the sunset, andthe United States CNN once selected 11 stunning sunset spots. But when it comes to sunsets that truly showcase the unique character of a region, these 5 are a must-see.

1.  Myanmar– U Bein Bridge

The world’s longest teak bridge is the highlight of the sunset here, stretching 1.2 kilometers in length. About an hour before sunset, the dock is already crowded with tourists and boatmen. To witness the most classic and golden yolk-like scene, you’ll need to take a wooden boat out onto the water. As the sun sets, the silhouettes of dead trees by the lake and pedestrians on the bridge create a one-of-a-kind beautiful view.

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2. Greece– Santorini

When you think ofGreece, people often picture blue-and-white houses. But in Santorini, visitors gather at viewpoints and terraces to watch the sunset slowly descend, accompanied by the Aegean Sea and the orange-red painted sky—making it extra romantic for couples.

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3. Chile–Easter Island

This small island in the South Pacific is named after being discovered by explorers on Easter DayEaster Island. Its most distinctive feature is the rows of Moai statues standing upright. At sunset, the setting sunlight shines upon a line of 12 Moai statues by the sea, adding a sense of mystery.

4.  the United States–Grand Canyon

A UNESCO World Heritage SiteThe Grand Canyon, the steep cliffs on both sides of the Colorado River have already attracted many photography enthusiasts. Among them, the Skywalk is as high as 1,200 meters above the canyon floor, making visitors fearless of heights and eager to visit. Watching the spectacular scenery at sunset, you’re likely to fill up your memory card in no time.

5. Kenya — Maasai Mara National Reserve

In East Africa, everyone is focused on going on safari to spot wildlife, but wouldn’t it be even better if you could fulfill two wishes at once? Watching the sun slowly set over the endless horizon, occasionally with animals passing by to become part of the scene — it’s hard to find another place besides Maasai Mara National Reserve that offers such an experience.