Visit the old UAE fort in Masafi that jailed prisoners and hike through the nature trail with wild life and greens Continue reading Al Bithnah Fort & Nature Hiking Trail: A UAE Heritage Spot Surrounded by Fujairah’s Nature
While the word “zoo”, might bring images of small enclosed spaces and unhappy animals, the Al Ain Zoo, sometimes known as Al Ain Wildlife Park, couldn’t be anymore different. Though it does have animal exhibits, this place holds value and importance for conservation and gives its wildlife inhabitants plenty of space to run around, constant veterinary care and even has programs to help save threatened … Continue reading See Rare Animals In Al Ain Zoo – The Biggest Zoo In UAE and The Middle East
Sitting on the bank of the azure River Nile, these humungous Ramses II statues stand tall and proud in a breathtaking scene accompanied by a high obelisk with hieroglyphics etched into it from top to bottom. This is the epitome of Ancient Egypt when powerful pharaohs ruled the land and this particular place is one of the centres of that power – The Temple of … Continue reading The Luxor Temple: Birthplace of Pharaohs And a Thousand Statues of Sphinxes
Dragon heads, Odin, and a tale of mischievous trolls surround and spell the walls of these stave churches. These aren’t just places of religious worship. These Viking sites in Norway are of historical significance that lets travellers take a peek into an era when loud, boisterous Vikings roamed the land. The stave churches tell a lot more stories than what their simple exteriors portray. For … Continue reading Of Dragon Slayers and Trolls- The Best Viking Stave Churches of Norway
The grandiose structure of the Giza pyramids looms above all else, reaching as if its topmost point will touch the sky. Each stone is taller and wider than an average person, weighing around 2.5 to 15 tons each and stacked together in perfect precision and calculations which even engineers today can’t seem to fathom. It’s impossible to think that these were built around 3000 years … Continue reading The Pyramids of Giza: Discover Secrets and See The King’s Chamber in Khufu’s Pyramid
At heights that tower as tall as the mountains and strong as their stones, beautiful ancient structures and unbelievably made temples are carved into the rocks in humongous sizes. Its lively, ancient atmosphere beckons you for an adventure, and an adventure is what you will get at the Ellora caves. Located in the Aurangabad district and tagged with a UNESCO logo, the Ellora temples are … Continue reading About Ellora Caves: See The Ancient Stone-Carved Monuments & The Famous Kailasa Temple
Sitting in the shape of a horseshoe (or a UFO as your imagination takes you) and surrounded by a forest of light green trees, the Ajanta Caves has etched itself in history and travel as an important and jaw-dropping place of magnificent architecture, story-telling paintings of the old times, and genius engineering that was done as far back as the 2nd century. At a time … Continue reading Ajanta Caves Information & Travel Guide: Forest Hiking Path, Must-See Caves, and How to Get There
Embark on a unique journey through the picturesque Kerala backwaters, particularly Allepey, known as “The Venice of The East”. This enchanting region offers stunning views of intertwining canals, lush greenery, and a vibrant village life. Experience traditional local cuisine and explore rice paddy farms. Continue reading The Venice of The East: 4 Reasons to Go On An Alappuzha Houseboat Tour
With the release of Jurassic World: Dominion, fans have been taken back on a nostalgic ride with terrifying T-rexes and clever raptors running around terrorizing humans. Ever since the first Jurassic Park dropped, audiences were introduced to the fear-inducing dense forests, large rivers, and vast ranches where dinos run free. And most of those Jurassic Park filming locations are all too real. For adventure enthusiasts, … Continue reading Jurassic Park Filming Locations: Visit The Real-Life Dinosaur Islands in Hawaii
Once buried underneath the same lava that devoured Pompeii as a whole, Herculaneum was a thriving Roman city that was a luxury spot for the rich. Today, the city, after being buried for hundreds of years underneath volcanic ash, serves as a memory of how the rich Roman empire and its people once ruled the lands. From an archaeological standpoint, Herculaneum is also one of … Continue reading Herculaneum – The Best Preserved Ancient Roman City in The World
