For those who are adventurous at heart, you will be surprised to know that Italy is not all about religion, old cathedrals and monuments, and lots of gourmet food. There is adventure too.
Welcome to the Mount Etna, an iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site that occupies 19,237 hectares of uninhabited land on the highest zones of Sicily....
Jamaica is the third largest island in the Caribbean’s' Greater Antilles. With a population of 2.8 million people, the country is the third largest English speaking country in the Americas after United States and Canada.
Being an island in the Caribbean, Jamaica receives visitors in their millions. Among the attractions that bring these travelers are the water activities...
The La Amistad National Park is located on the foothills of the Cordillera de Talamanca Mountains. It is nestled between the Las Vueltas ranges, Cartago Mountain and Echandi Mountain on the Costa Rican-Panamanian borders. This region is especially important for being the transitory area where the quaternary glaciers left an indelible hallmark of interbreeding of northern and South American flora and fauna.
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Thailand is the tourism capital of Asia. Not even Dubai in UAE comes close to rival this Southeast Asia country. From the massage parlors to golden beaches and brothels that would make your mother blush, Thailand is in a class of its own. Bangkok, being the capital of Thailand, is at the heart of this tourism circuit. Below are some...
Rotarua is a Maori name that can be translated as 'the second great lake of Kahumatamomoe'. Rotarua City is a city on the southern shores of Lake Rotarua, in the Bay of Plenty Area, North Island, New Zealand. The city is a must visit for every traveler that visits New Zealand due to the following amazing experiences.
1. Zorbing
Perhaps the most popular dish of Portuguese origin is the Brazilian national dish feijoada. Are there other delicacies in Portugal? Trip advisor lists a whopping 1647 restaurants in Lisbon alone. This calls for a careful selection of places to have a meal. Note that Trip Advisor uses the customer reviews of an eatery to come up with restaurants’...
Archaeology teaches us about past civilization. They say that you've got to know where you've come from to know where you are headed. That is why many a traveller will include an archaeology site in his travel itinerary. Below are some of the inspiring archaeological sites that you would be remiss if you didn't see. 1. Pompeii The Škocjan Caves were inscribed into the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1986. They sit on 413 hectares of land. They are a natural phenomenon located on the northeast section of the Kraski Landscape Park. The caves are made up of four deep and picturesque chasms which include; The chasms...
Explore the Sphinx of Giza How would you love to see an ancient sculpture that was carved between 2520 BC and 2494 BC? Well, travel to Egypt. On the Giza Plateau at the west bank of the Nile River near Cairo is one of the most spectacular sculpture ever made by man. The fact that it was carved by ancient peoples...
Man has come a long way in creating architectural masterpieces. If the number of skyscrapers coming up currently are anything to go by, we may just be years away from building airborne houses. Below are the top 10 legendary skyscrapers that as a traveller, you ought to have already visited. 1. Burj Khalifa, Dubai, United Arab Emirates - The building is...
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