The flag of Seychelles consists of five oblique bands of blue, yellow, red, white and green (from left to right).
Red, white and green are the colors of the Seychelles People's United Party; while blue and yellow represent the country's Democratic Party. On their own, the blue represents the sea and sky, yellow represents the sun, red symbolizes the unity of the nation's people, white stands for justice and harmony and green symbolizes the land. The expanding width of the flag's stripes symbolizes the Seychelles growth and vitality.

The Armenian flag consists of three equal sized horizontal stripes - the top stripe is red, the middle one blue and the bottom stripe is orange.
There are conflicting views on the meaning of the Armenian flag's colors. The most recognized meaning of the Armenian flag is that the red symbolizes the blood spilt by Armenian soldiers in defense of their country; the orange symbolizes the fertile soil and the farmers that work on it; and the blue represents the sky. Another theory states that the colors mean: red - the sun's energy; blue - the clear sky; and orange - the wheat at harvest.

The flag of Macedonia consists of a centered yellow sun, with eight extending rays, which widen atop a red background.
The sun design is a simplified version of the Star of Vergina, which appeared on Macedonia's former national flag. Red has been a significant color throughout the history of Macedonian flags. The sun also represents "the new sun of liberty", which is mentioned in the country's national anthem.

Kuang Si Falls, Luang Prabang, Laos

​Already a top holiday destination for backpackers, the Laotian city of Luang Prabang is temptingly close to Kuang Si Falls, a three tier splash spectacular with waters so clear and blue it’ll be hard to resist jumping straight in. 

TABLE MOUNTAIN, CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

The most iconic landscape in South Africa, Table Mountain looks over Cape Town from 3,558 feet above the sea. You can see its flat peak from almost anywhere in the city, often surrounded by clouds.


It is also the country’s most photographed attraction and its famous cable car took millions of people to its top.

​The Greek flag features nine horizontal stripes of alternating colors. These stripes are said to symbolize the nine syllables in the Greek phrase that translates to mean “Freedom or Death.” These stripes are also believed to symbolize each letter in the Greek word for “freedom.”

Australia's famous pink Lake Hillier is a sight to behold. Discovered in 1802 by a Royal Navy explorer its strawberry milkshake color is awe-inspiring.
Lake Hillier is situated in near the coast of Middle Island in the Recherche Archipelago to the south of Western Australia.
Exactly what causes the lake in Australia to be pink is up for debate but is probably to do with the microorganisms that make Lake Hillier their home.
Today it's a protected nature reserve but can be visited under special circumstances. It's best to view it from the air in any case.

​One of the few African flags that utilizes neither the Pan-African colors nor those of a political party, the Botswana flag colors are the same as those on the country's coat of arms. The blue represents water and the black and white symbolize racial harmony, and are also influenced by the country's national animal, the zebra.