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Vacation Packing Tips

08/01/2015 in Anywhere

It needs thorough preparations ahead of time to not forget the important things you need.

Preparing for your luggage is tough especially if you have a long vacation. It is very important to check on the things you need to bring. Start with the most useful like clothes, toiletries and stuff you need. Select a vacation bag that is comfortable for your...


Top ten Places to Visit in Paris

08/01/2015 in Paris

What to See in Paris - Top 10 Places to visit in Paris

1. The Eiffel Tower: Ok, ten out or ten for stating the obvious. Everyone puts the Eiffel Tower top of the list of things to see in Paris. But with good reason, because the Eiffel Tower is a place you just can’t miss. From its looming construction...


Retrace The Steps of the Japanese Ancestors on Mount Kii's Pilgrimage Route

07/31/2015 in Japan

Kii Mountains is dotted by Shinto Shrines and Buddhist temples. It is a classic fusion of Shintoism and Buddhism that illustrate interchange and development of religious cultures in East Asia. They have become a unique shrine and temple buildings that have had a profound influence in temple and shrine construction all over Japan.

The ensemble consists of 3 sacred sites in a...


Tiwanaku: Spiritual and Political Centre of the Tiwanaku Culture of Bolivia

07/31/2015 in Bolivia

The city of Tiwanaku saw its heydays between 500 and 900 AD. It is a pre-Hispanic city located on the southern side of the Andes. During its apogee, it ruled this region and beyond. It is a monument that allows you to get some insights into a great power that was quite dissimilar from any other pre-Hispanic kingdom. It features...


The Enchanting Upper Middle Rhine Valley of Germany

07/30/2015 in Germany

On a 65 kilometer stretch in Middle Rhine Valley, you are going to get a graphical illustration of human involvement in the evolution of natural landscape. The castles, vineyards and historic towns found on this valley have a trance-like effect to those who visit. The valley is exceedingly beautiful – the Germans have outdone themselves in this landscape.

The valley’s history...


The Masada Fortress ~ A Story of Valor Against All Odds

07/30/2015 in Israel

Get ready to be wowed by the great fortress of Masada. It is a rugged natural fortress located in the Judean Desert, overlooking the Dead Sea. The Fortress is a symbol of the ancient Kingdom of Israel. Its violent destruction was the last stand that the Jewish patriots held against the ruthless Roman Army in 73AD.

The Masada Fortress was built as...


The Acropolis of Athens ~ The Cradle of Western Civilization

07/24/2015 in Athens

The word 'Acropolis' is adopted from the Greek word Akropoli. It is used to mean 'edge or extremity'. The Acropolis of Athens is located on a rocky outcrop in the Greece capital, Athens.

The site where the Acropolis is located is thought to have been inhabited as early as the 4th millennium BC, but it was not...


A Peek Into the Mayan Empire Through Chichen Itza

07/24/2015 in Yucatan

Chichen Itza is Mayan for 'at the mouth of Itza'.

Chichen Itza was a city built by the Mayans in Yucatan State during the Terminal Classic Period. It is one of the most symbolic cities in the Mayan civilization seeing that it served as a focal point for the Northern Maya Lowlands.

The city is one of the largest in the whole...


Why The Galapagos Islands Should Be On Your Travel Radar

07/22/2015 in Galapagos Islands

If you are reading this blog, you are probably looking for a destination that is off-the-beaten-path. The Galapagos Islands will not disappoint. The islands are located on either side of equator in the Pacific Ocean, about 906 kilometers from the mainland Ecuador.

The islands are so much isolated that they formed the inception of the science of...


Machu Picchu, The Greatest Inca Heritage Site

07/22/2015 in Peru

Machu Picchu is a 15th century Inca City located in the Cusco Region of the larger Urubamba Province of Peru. The city sits on the end of a mountain ridge, overlooking the Sacred Valley, about 2430 meters above the sea level. How the Inca people were able to get the materials for construction on such a high ground without...