The part of a sentence "famous scenery" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is visually striking, usually of an outdoor nature. For example, "The Grand Canyon is one of the most famous scenery in the United States."
Players need to rotate the game board 90 degrees clockwise to better discern a pictorial world map, which highlights animals, people, and famous scenery.
Woodblock prints depicting famous scenery, beautiful women, warriors and well-known theater subjects were popular in Japan from the 17th to the 19th centuries because they were widely affordable.
Just about the only good news is that Wanxian's three decrepit, socialist-era plants—a salt mine, an MSG plant and a spam factory will sink from sight.Merrily down the streamTo the charges of forced resettlement, environmental damage and flood risk, add another: the destruction of some of China's most famous scenery.
The Zephyr passes through seven states and some of America's most famous scenery on its historic route, departing daily in both directions.
Utagawa Hiroshige himself, before his death at age 62, is said to have written in verse, "I leave my brush at Azuma and go on the journey to the Holy West to view the famous scenery there" (2 ).
The government is lending 90 billion won ($70m), with suspended interest payments, to Hyundai to help it pay the North its fee for allowing southern tourists to visit Mount Kumgang, famous for its scenery.Will these friendly gestures be enough for the North to resume official contacts with the South?
The Gunung Emas Highland Resort, which is nearby, is another spot famous for its scenery and cool climate.
Taos, New Mexico is famous for striking scenery, a vibrant mix of Anglo, Hispanic and Native American cultures, and the calaboose where Jack Nicholson was jailed in Easy Rider.
Taos, New Mexico is famous for striking scenery, a vibrant mix of Anglo, Hispanic and Native American cultures, and the calaboose where Jack Nicholson was jailed in.
With a population of just under 100,000, the small town on the edge of the Rocky Mountains is famous for its scenery and smart, athletic population.
Without adequate control, the famous "red leaf scenery" of Fragrant Hills and other areas is threatened by the detrimental effects of the Verticillium wilt.
