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Dim Cave – The Second Biggest Cave in Turkey

July 3, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

There are so many caves throughout Turkey that can be visited, and they are some of the most popular places that are open for tourists. Dim Cave is located near Alanya city and is about 11 km away from it. Also, it is near Antalya, a tourist city, by about 145 km. If you are in either city, we recommend visiting this place as it is so charming to walk in the heart of the earth and watch what water is capable of. However, if you like geology, Dim Cave is a must for you.

Amber Mountain National Park in Madagascar

July 3, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

Amber Mountain National Park is placed far north of Madagascar, about 30 kilometers southwest of Diego Suarez, Established in 1958 as the first national park of Madagascar with an area of 185 km. It will be a unique experience for all travelers.

Ancient Theater in Epidaurus, Greece – َAll You Need To Know

July 2, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

Through all playhouses that were established in history, Ancient Theater in Epidaurus always had the highest place among them. Its repute had been traveling through the world since the 4th century B.C. This UNESCO World Heritage Site in Greece hosts thousands of mortal human beings every year.

Rosario Islands – A Gorgeous Archipelago in Colombia

July 2, 2021 · Beach Vacations

The Rosario Islands are the perfect place to discover a special biodiversity in the world. The islands are unique in beauty, being the home of incredibly blue seas and colorful coral reefs. Isla Rosario has an aquarium and an open-sea oceanarium (Oceanario), giving you the chance to experience the ultimate exploration.

Chitwan National Park – A World Heritage Site in Nepal

July 2, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

Located in southwestern Nepal, the park is surrounded on the north by the Rapti and Gandak rivers. South of this park is India. Due to the proximity of this park to several rivers, several lakes have been formed in this park that provides water to the forest and the creatures that live in it.

Tayrona National Park, Colombia – An Ultimate Guide

July 1, 2021 · Beach Vacations

Tayrona National Park is a remarkable national park in northern Colombia, known for its palm-shaded coves, coastal lagoons, rainforest, and rich biodiversity. The national park covers an area of15,000 hectares, 3,000 of which belongs to the marine zone.

Delos – One of The Most Important Sites in Greece

June 30, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

Delos is one of the most famous Archaeology sites of Greece. As a Sacred island in ancient Greece, Delos is believed to be the birthplace of Apollo and Artemis. The earliest marks of inhabitants on this island date back to 3000 BC.

Chora Church – Istanbul’s Medieval Orthodox Church

June 30, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

Chora Church is one of the most distinguished historic sites in Istanbul, Turkey. The Church of Chora is very old, and it has experienced many incidents and has been rebuilt several times. One of the most costly renovations to the church took place in the 12th century after an earthquake almost completely destroyed it. The last renovations of this church have been done to turn it into a mosque for Muslims. In Byzantine times, this church was one of the most important churches, and people came from different places to watch and worship in it.

Rif – The Charming Cultural Region in Northern Morocco

June 30, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

The word "Rif" comes from an Arabic word meaning "the edge of the civilized zone." The Rif Berbers are made up of 19 tribes: five are located in the west of the Mediterranean coast and seven in the center, five in the east, and two in the southeastern desert area.

These 6 Destinations Are Best For Animal Lovers

June 29, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

Are you an animal lover? Of course, traveling can be one of the primary ways of learning about wildlife around the world. In fact, all over the world has its own unique wildlife. There are some very unique destinations for animal lovers to explore around the world, which are listed as below:

Shkodra Lake, Montenegro – The Largest in Southern Europe

June 29, 2021 · Beach Vacations

Lake Shkodra is an admired break-out for nature lovers, outdoor activity buffs, and locals running away from the heat of Podgorica. Folk tales narrate that the tears of a pixie created the lake. A glance at magical Shkodra, you can still see that enchanted world here.

Pashupatinath Temple – A Spiritual Journey in Kathmandu, Nepal

June 29, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

Suppose you’re interested in Hindu and the cultural background of Hindu. In that case, you’re most likely familiar with the beautiful and majestic Pashupatinath Temple, the oldest Hindu temple, which is located near the Bagmati River in Kathmandu. It is one of the most important and popular pilgrimage destinations in the world. Even if you’re not religious, Pashupatinath is still a must-see and a great way to meet and interact with the authentic local culture of Nepal.

Skeleton Coast – The Ghostly Shore in Namibia

June 29, 2021 · Beach Vacations

The Skeleton Coast is the northern part of the Atlantic coast of Namibia. Many pictures of the end of life are available on this beach; for example, in addition to the sad death of ships in the mud, the prevailing drought in the area has not allowed any sailors who reached the shore to survive. Also, there are countless skeletons of stranded whales on the Skeleton Coast. Possibly because of the existence of these skeletons, the beach has been named as such. These bones are the main building materials for the people living in the northeastern part of Namibia.

Essaouira – A Lovely Port City in Morocco

June 29, 2021 · Food & Drink

Essaouira is a port city and resort on the Atlantic coast in Namibia. Between April and November, it serves as the Wind City of Africa for plenty of windsurfers. But an enormous population of visitors comes here in spring and autumn. They seek to wander through the spice-scented corridors and palm-lined boulevards of the fortified medina, browse the various art galleries and boutiques, relax in some of the region's finest resorts and observe fishing nets mending, and traditional craft are created in the highly atmospheric harbor.

Brandenburg Gate Travel Guide: Berlin’s Iconic Landmark

June 29, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

The Brandenburg Gate is an iconic part of the city’s cultural heritage today. Since the fall of the Wall, Berlin’s only surviving historical city gate has come to symbolize the two sides in the Cold War - and, since then, the new, united Germany. The sandstone Brandenburg Gate is also an outstanding example of a German neoclassical building built earlier in history.

Andasibe-Mantadia – Madagascar’s Huge Rainforested Park

June 29, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

Andasibe-Mantadia is a house of spectacular animals and plants. Many tourists come to observe over 100 species of birds, an unlimited range of amphibians like reptiles and lizards, rodents, insects, and 14 species of lemur. Most of these species are most likely to be observed during the season of rain.

Zugspitze Mountain – Germany’s highest peak

June 27, 2021 · Events & Festivals

Zugspitze is by far the most beautiful in Wetterstein Mountains, even though the nearby Alpspitze is a popular place for many travelers who want to spend their time in this part of the land. An everlasting image of the land below your feet would amaze you as if it is the first time you have claimed a mountain. The clear view in every direction, including a picture of Austria, is one of the reasons why Zugspitze takes the lead among fascinating places in Germany.

Temple of Seti I (Abydos Temple) in Egypt

June 27, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

Seti I or the Great Temple of Abydos is one of the most popular historic sites in Egypt. To build this temple, limestone was identified as a suitable material. And its architectural form does not follow the traditional rectangular shape like other temples. Instead, seven of the temple's doors are named after six legendary gods and one after Seti I.

Rhine George – The Upper Middle Rhine Valley in Germany

June 26, 2021 · Nature & Wildlife

The second longest river in Europe exists in the Rhine George, and it has more water in comparison to any other river in the world. Therefore, many people worldwide spend many dollars to come and see this valley for its castles, rivers, cities, and nature.

Niagara Falls, Everything You Need to Know About

June 26, 2021 · Tourist Attractions

Niagara Falls is a group of lovely waterfalls in a similarly-named village in Ontario, Canada, bordering with the United States, linked by the Rainbow Bridge.