The famous rock arch appeared Darwin’s Arch attracting millions of tourists to visit No matter how big or small, the shape of the stone arches makes us think that they are works of human hands, brains, and aesthetics. However, it is entirely the result of rock movement in nature after thousands of years, without human intervention. Impressive beauty has turned them into tourist destinations that attract many visitors from all over the world. However, the Ecuadorian Environment Ministry said the famous Darwin’s Arch off the Galapagos Islands had collapsed due to natural erosion. “The collapse of the natural arch of the Galapagos, located less than 1 km from the main Darwin island area, was due to natural erosion,” the report by the Ecuadorian Ministry of Environment said. The latest image shared by the authorities shows that only two stone pillars remain. The famous rock arch formed and was discovered in the northern part of the archipelago. Named after the famous British biologist Charles Darwin, the rock arch is a top diving site in the world Image of famous rock arch Darwin’s Arch has collapsed The Galapagos Islands, about 1,000 kilometers off the coast of Ecuador, have unique flora and fauna that are rare on Earth and are part of a biosphere reserve. The archipelago is a World Heritage Site, made up of 234 large and small islands. Four of them are home to about 30,000 people. This is a destination that attracts millions of tourists every year. The islands are also the place that inspired Charles Darwin to discover the theory of evolution in the 19th century. Prior to that, a big storm knocked down the Azure Window ‘Blue Window’, a famous natural beauty spot in Malta. Located on the small island of Gozo, Window Azure is the oldest rock formation found on the islands in Malta.

This year, respondents were also asked to give feedback on their experience with the Covid-19 pandemic and how it has affected their lifestyle abroad. Vietnam Vietnam is the first name introduced in the top 10 best places for expats to work and live. The country is described as an ideal place for expatriates, with an affordable cost of living that saves money and still has a full life. Vietnam is also highly appreciated for its beautiful beaches, delicious food and fascinating culture; making it a great place for anyone looking for new experiences. Hoi An Ancient Town is an attractive destination for international tourists Canada Canada is known for its friendly people and world-famous beauty. Its low population density (only 38 million people on an area of ​​10 million square kilometers) makes it an ideal location in times of “social distancing”. Ecuador The South American country is a land rich in history, home to one of the oldest civilizations in the world, with pyramids and many UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Galapagos Islands and the city. Quito Street. It is a fact that if you stand on the top of Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador, you will be at the highest point on the Earth’s surface, not Mount Everest. Australia The land of kangaroos has always attracted “global citizens” to live and work, with megacities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. The country also owns famous destinations such as Bondi beach and the Great Barrier Reef. Busy weekend afternoons with barbecues are how many expats enjoy life in Australia. Bondi Beach in Australia. Source: Getty New Zealand With an impressive record of controlling the Covid-19 pandemic, it is no surprise that the beautiful country of New Zealand is in the top 10 ideal places for expats to live and work. Along with the safety from the epidemic, New Zealand is also a great place to enjoy wine, with world-class skiing and surfing. This country seems to have the best in the world. Portugal Foreigners often come to Portugal to enjoy its warm summers, outdoor dining, and beautiful cities. Most important are the unique culinary dishes, like Pastel de Nata – a delicious custard cake, usually served hot and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. This is also a great destination for golf enthusiasts, with diverse and challenging courses. Malaysia Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is one of the financial and business hubs of Southeast Asia. The country also possesses a series of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, beautiful beaches and unspoiled islands. Tea growing area in Malaysia. Source: Getty Costa Rica Costa Rica is the land of tropical beaches and national parks with many rare species of flora and fauna. For those who want to learn about the biological world, Costa Rica is the most ideal place because of its biodiversity values. In addition, the great coffee and “pure lifestyle” of this land also create an attraction for foreigners to live and work. Mexico Mexico is the perfect destination, with lots of delicious food and sun-drenched beaches, plus rich treasures of history still present in the Mayan temples. There is no dull weekend in Mexico, the landscape here is rich for you to explore, from craggy mountains and dense rainforest to blue waters. Taiwan (China) This land is famous for its colorful night markets, ubiquitous free WiFi and diverse cuisine, many options for vegetarians. It is also home to one of the best healthcare systems in the world.

Diverse culture, stunning scenery, comfortable living standards… make Vietnam a highly rated country in this year’s survey. 10. Vietnam Vietnam is an ideal place for expats to live with an affordable cost of living. The Southeast Asian country is also appreciated for its beautiful beaches, delicious food and fascinating culture, making it an exciting destination for anyone looking for new experiences. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 86% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 78% – Satisfied with cost of living: 85% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 57% – How easy it is to make new friends: 67% – Satisfaction with life in general: 85% 9. Canada Canada is loved for its world-famous beauty and the friendliness of its people. Its low population density (only 38 million people on an area of ​​10 million square kilometers) makes it an ideal location during social distancing. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 69% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 72% – Satisfied with cost of living: 42% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 78% – How easy it is to make new friends: 52% – Satisfaction with life in general: 76% 8. Ecuador The South American country is a land rich in historical traditions, with one of the oldest civilizations in the world. Many UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as the Galapagos Islands and the city of Quito. An interesting fact is that when you stand atop Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador, you will be at the highest point on the surface of the earth, not Mount Everest. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 72% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 79% – Satisfied with cost of living: 78% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 73% – How easy it is to make new friends: 68% – Satisfaction with life in general: 88% 7. Australia The land of kangaroos attracts expats to live and work, with megacities such as Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and Perth. This country also owns attractive picnic destinations such as Bondi Beach, Great Barrier Reef. Busy weekend afternoons with barbecues are the way many expats enjoy life in Australia. Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide are also ranked in the top 10 most livable cities in the world, according to the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU). Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 73% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 76% – Satisfied with cost of living: 42% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 88% – How easy it is to make new friends: 54% – Satisfaction with life in general: 80% 6. New Zealand Good control of the Covid-19 pandemic is the reason why New Zealand is in the top 10 ideal places for expats to live and work. In addition, this is also an attractive place for visitors to enjoy wine, skiing and surfing. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 78% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 83% – Satisfied with cost of living: 29% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 78% – How easy it is to make new friends: 54% – Satisfaction with life in general: 77% 5. Portugal Foreigners often come to Portugal in the summer to enjoy the warm sun and enjoy the unique local cuisine. Pastel de Nata, a delicious custard cake, usually served hot and sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon, is a popular dish for tourists in Portugal. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 62% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 70% – Satisfied with cost of living: 75% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 78% – How easy it is to make new friends: 59% – Satisfaction with life in general: 84% 4. Malaysia This country owns a series of landscapes recognized by UNESCO as World Heritage Sites. Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, is one of the largest economic and financial centers in Southeast Asia. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 69% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 72% – Satisfied with cost of living: 82% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 82% – How easy it is to make new friends: 66% – Satisfaction with life in general: 85% 3. Costa Rica Costa Rica is the land of tropical beaches and national parks with many rare species of flora and fauna. The diverse natural landscape is suitable for those who want to learn about the biological world. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 70% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 69% – Satisfied with cost of living: 55% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 83% – How easy it is to make new friends: 65% – Satisfaction with life in general: 88% 2. Mexico With its rich culture, history, sun-drenched beaches and delicious cuisine, Mexico is a destination for travelers who enjoy a vibrant lifestyle. The rich landscape from rugged mountains, tropical jungles to blue seas invites devotees to explore. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 80% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 72% – Satisfied with cost of living: 79% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 68% – How easy it is to make new friends: 77% – Satisfaction with life in general: 88% 1. Taiwan (China) This land is famous for its colorful night markets, free Wi-Fi everywhere and diverse cuisine. It is also home to one of the best healthcare systems in the world. Indicators from survey participants: – Satisfaction with work: 75% – Satisfied with work-life balance: 74% – Satisfied with cost of living: 78% – Satisfaction with quality of medical care: 96% – How easy it is to make new friends: 62% – Satisfaction with life in general: 80% According to CNBC