Scuba diving in Komodo National Park may be one of the wildest dreams any diver can have. I have met a lot of divers that have told wonderful stories about Komodo with so much zest and intensity. Finally, the time came that I dragged myself to the paradise for divers.
China is not only one of the world’s largest countries, but with a population of more than a billion people, it’s definitely the most populated. You could easily come to the conclusion that there is nowhere to visit in China that would allow you to get your own headspace. However, it is all part of the experience. So, to get a real feel of China’s hustle and bustle, here are 3 important cities in this enormous country you need to visit.
As fun as hiking sounds, it is an experience that requires a lot of planning in advance. Switzerland is one of many places where people take a huge interest in hiking. Hiking is all about being prepared for anything, and having enough supplies for you to use, when things don’t work out perfectly.
Morocco is one of the most vibrant, beautiful, and diverse places to visit. Here, there are all kinds of wonderfully exciting things to do – we’re going to outline 5 of the best below.
South America is one of the most diverse and vibrant places on the planet. It’s home to some truly magnificent countries, all of which boast some quite delicious cuisines. So, if you’re planning a trip to South American anytime soon, then here are the top foods you have to try.
Belgium is a wonderland for all chocolate and beer lovers. Indeed, there is no place satisfies the craving for these two better than Belgium. I hope I didn’t make you crave for Godiva and Lindt. However, Belgium is not just about chocolates and beers, there is a lot more that it offers. It has a number of amazing, beautiful, exclusive and historic places that you wouldn’t want to miss on your day trip. Plus, the people there are super friendly and polite which is an added factor.
Vietnam is a full package of some beautiful beaches, ancient temples, forest covered mountains, and upgraded transportation infrastructure. All this has made Vietnam a center of attraction and one the most visited place for tourists from past few decades. You would love to see both the highly modernized places with the most advanced architectural designing along with some amazing historic places with some great past stories behind them. All in all, you can say Vietnam is a land of some incredible landscapes and very famous for its lush rice terraces which attracts tourists the most.
When you plan to visit Chiang Mai, a well-known place for 300 Buddhist temples, you must be thinking which temples you should add in ‘must visit’ list. Well, it is easy to say that you should see as many as possible as the real beauty of this place lies in those beautiful and historic temples. Some of them are deeply hidden in alleyways while some needs to be hiked on a millions of stairs. Every temple has its own charm with some religious ambiance and peace in the air that you can cherish as a beautiful memory. Below is the list of some top listed temples which deserves to be seen for sure.
Bagan is easily one of the most popular attractions in Myanmar. This must-see wonder is a bit like Cambodia’s Angkor Wat in significance and spectacle, minus the crowds. Bagan is known for it’s temples and pagodas, there are literally thousands. At one point, when the kingdom was in it’s prime, it is estimated that there were 10,000 temples. Today however, after time, weather, and the earthquake of 1975, there are a little over 2000 temples and pagodas left for exploring.
In all of my travels around this beautiful world, one of the most haunting sights I encountered was the sun slowly rising over the intricate sculpted stone pagodas of the temples at Angkor Wat. A standout amongst the most prized religious sites on the planet, temples of Angkor are a true world wonder. A fundamental piece of any Cambodia itinerary, Angkor Wat enraptures guests with its stunning magnificence and unfathomably saved social legacy.
It takes guts to swap your hometown for life on the road.
You’re a born adventurer, which means you’re willing to swap the many comforts of home for a more meagre existence. You’re ready to explore new countries, discover new cultures and broaden your mind.
Over the last hundred years or so, humans around the world have been hard at work to create their own flying machines. With some which are big and designed to carry loads of people, and others which are only made for a small group, there is a huge variety of choice in this field. For the post, the focus will be on some of the smaller options out there, giving you the chance to use the sky to explore the area you’re visiting with far more reach that you would have had before. Of course, though, you will have to be the one to make the final choice.
