(Worldkings.org) The Nile is a major north-flowing river in northeastern Africa, and is the longest river in Africa.

(Worldkings.org) Among the rolling hills of Burgundy's wine country, surrounded by vineyards and forested land, stands a 14th-century castle belonging to Michel Pont, an avid collector of anything that moves fast—racing cars, motorcycles and even fighter jets. He has turned his castle in the French commune of Savigny-lès-Beaune into a vast museum with over 250 motorcycles, 30 racing cars and an impressive collection of nearly 80 warplanes and helicopters— the world’s largest private collection.

(Worldkings.org) An intrepid 102-year-old woman from Athelstone, Australia has just become the world’s oldest skydiver after her latest jaunt in the sky.

(Worldkings.org) Burj Khalifa is known to be the world's most colossal man-made building in the world.

(Worldkings.org) The Sahara desert is the world's largest hot desert.

(Worldkings.org) The Vredefort crater is the largest crater caused by meteoroid in the world.

(Worldkings.org) Dentons is an international law company holding the record of the world's largest law firm by number of lawyers.

(Worldkings.org) Atacama desert is the driest place ever known on the world

(Worldkings.org) Basilica of Our Lady of Peace has become the largest church in the world.

(Worldkings.org) The First World Hotel is recognized as the largest hotel ever built in the world

(Worldkings.org) The Vatican City's size, in terms of area, barely matches the size of a golf course!

(Worldkings.org) In the city of Najaf, Iraq lies Wadi Al-Salam, the world’s largest and oldest graveyard. The name means “Valley of Peace” in Arabic. It is said that five million souls are buried in Najaf, which has been a cemetery for at least 1,400 years