No one managed to answer last Fridays Trivia question, the answer was The Swiss Alps. Hopefully this week someone will know the answer!

Located in a National Park, this stunning Lake is said to be named after a princess. Surrounded by Mountains, world class lodges & restaurants, visitors can swim in the lake in warmer seasons or skate on the ice skating rink in the winter seasons.

Congratulations Marie! You answered last week’s trivia question correct via our blog. Found close to Rovaniemi Village, the Santa Claus Holiday Village offers visitors the chance to meet the famous man every day of the year and go home with a special gift from Santa himself. Good Luck with this weeks trivia question , which will be the last for 2011!

Hint: Extending across 5 countries , this land mass also contain man-made and natural lakes. It is also well known for the winter periods and skiing.

Great Work Barry! Your answer of the White Temple, Wat Rong Khun in Thailand was correct. The colour white was used to symbolize Lord Buddha’s purity and the white glass was used to represent the wisdom which Lord Buddha holds.

Hint: Situaed in the Northern Hemisphere of the world this place is known today for being home to one of the most famous icons in the world.

No one managed to answer last Fridays Trivia question, the answer was the beautiful Catherine Palace, located 25kms south east of St Petersburg in Russia. Hopefully this week someone will know the answer.

Hint:White in colour and representing Lord Buddha’s purity, this stunning temple recently was finished in 2008 and is known for representing both Buddhist and the Hindu religion. Also Located in one of the most popular tourist countries of the world.

Sadly no one managed to answer last week’s question. The answer was Mt. Gambia found right here in beautiful Australia. Lets see how you go this week, goodluck!

Hint: Found in Russia, this amazing palace features over 100Kgs of gold on the outside and statues on the roof. Rebuilt by Empress Elizabeth, what is the name of this stunning palace?

No one managed to answer last week’s trivia question. The Correct Answer was Mt Fuji found in the south east of Japan, this 3776.24 metre volcano is possibly the most famous landmark in Japan. Hopefully this week we can find someone who will know the answer.

Hint: Situated in the southern hemisphere, this extinct volcanic crater is known for shifting colours during seasons.

Last week’s Trivia answer was Victoria Falls, located between the countries of Zambia and Zimbabwe this beautiful wonder spreads across 1708 metres of landscape. Congratulations to Lilly & Marie for having the correct answer! I’m sure someone will know this week’s answer or even be lucky enough to have a souvenir featuring this famous site .

Hint: One of the most recognised mountains in the world, this natural wonder is also hiding the fact that it is an active volcano. Located in a famous National Park, this mountain is considered sacred to locals and attracts thousands of visitors, artist and photographers each year.

It seems as though no one managed to answer the last week’s trivia question. The picture provided was of an alligator found in the subtropical wetlands of The Everglades, Florida. Hopefully someone will know the answer to this week’s trivia question.

Hint: Found in between countries Zambia and Zimbabwe this heritage site is known for being listed as one of the 7 natural wonders of the world.

Again no one amanaged to answer our trivia question. Our picture was of a Koala which can be found right here in Australia! I’m pretty sure someone will know the answer to this week’s question!

Hint: Found in the south of Florida and full of Aligators, Snapping Turtles, Birds and Fish the best way to get around and navigate your way through the long grass and water ways is by airboat. What is the name of this area?

Last week’s question proved to be a bit of a brain buster. The answer was London, featuring one of the most recognised Parliment Houses’ in the world. Let’s see how you go with today’s question!

What country does this little furry critter belong to?