The annual festival was held in the Nevada desert this year and over 70 000 people gather from around the world to enjoy music, art and an eclectic mix of unique people.

This mansion in Boulder City, Nevada, looks more like some incredible theme park than a private home. There is a lazy river with a waterfall and a secret grotto, a huge swimming pool and a faux saloon – all in the backyard. The place with a total area of 6430 sq. m (1.59 acres) also features a tennis court and two green lawns. The 858 sq. m (9,245 sq. ft.) mansion has 6 bedrooms, 7 bathrooms, eight-car garage and a vast wine cellar. The price tag of the property is $3,000,000.

Goldfield used to be the biggest city in the state of Nevada with 30,000 citizens in 1904. It was a mining boomtown, but the gold mines started to run out by 1920s. And the fire of 1923 destroyed most of Goldfield’s wooden buildings. Nowadays this semi-ghost town is still populated with about 400 people. Most of the buildings are empty, including the abandoned High School of Goldfield.

This is the real house of the Simpson Family. The house cost $120,000 and was as a prize for winning the competition that was sponsored by the Fox network and the Pepsi Cola Company. The house is located in Henderson, Nevada.

Does this geyser look real to you?  It looks very fairy-taly, yet it is real. This is a stunning geyser known as Fly Geyser. It is located about 20 miles north of Gerlach, in Washoe County, Nevada that is owned by Todd Jaksick today. Several organizations have tried to buy it but Todd isn’t selling.