Travel Guide

  Tibet is the referred real Shangri-La, the forbidden land, the roof of the world and the holy land of your innermost desire. Snow mountains and grasslands, scattered herds of yak and nomads on the plateau, spectacular monasteries and unsophisticated smiles, tranquil lake and transparent blue sky, all can be seen on this magic land. Tibet is a province of natural wonder, a treasury of cultural relics and a destination of attractive adventure. Located on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau at the southwest frontier of China, Tibet covers an area of 1.2 million sq km which is 4,000 meters above sea level at an average and has over 50 peaks more than 7,000 meters. So it known as the 'the roof of the world' or 'the third pole on the globe'. Geographically, Tibet can be divided into three parts: the east, south and north. The eastern part is virgin forest region, the northern part is open grassland, and the southern part is the one for agriculture. And administratively, Tibet is divi

 

 

 

  Why visit Edinburgh? Scotland’s capital is one of the most unique and memorable cities in Europe. Edinburgh has a rare charm with narrow and cobbled passageways, called closes in Scots. The town is also known for its dark corners where terrifying events have taken place, its majestic buildings and gardens, countless fascinating museums, which are free to visit and, especially, the city's kind and open locals. All the above-mentioned make this city a favourite among those who have visited it. Edinburgh is fondly known as “Auld Reekie”, which means “Old Smokey” in Scots. This is because of all the smoke and chimneys the city had in the past creating smog over the city. The weather in Edinburgh is normally rainy and windy, but far from being an inconvenience, the bitter weather gives the city an extra charm, creating a mysterious and sombre atmosphere. The capital has a special radiance when the rays of sun stream through the clouds and when the night falls, the ghosts that refuse t

 The village of Foroglio, famous for its stone houses in the TRAVEL Swiss Alps, and its magnificent nature.

 Travel is the movement of people between distant geographical locations. Travel can be done by foot, bicycle, automobile, train, boat, bus, airplane, ship or other means, with or without luggage, and can be one way or round trip.Travel can also include relatively short stays between successive movements, as in the case of tourism.

  Antalya  ( Turkish pronunciation:  [anˈtalja] , from  Ancient Greek :  Ἀττάλεια ) is the fifth-most populous city in  Turkey and the capital of  Antalya Province . Turkey in the " capital of tourism " as seen.  Located on  Anatolia 's southwest coast bordered by the  Taurus Mountains , Antalya is the largest Turkish city on the Mediterranean coast outside the Aegean region with over one million people in its metropolitan area The city that is now Antalya was first settled around 200 BC by the  Attalid dynasty  of Pergamon, which was soon subdued by the Romans. Roman rule saw Antalya thrive, including the construction of several new monuments, such as  Hadrian's Gate , and the proliferation of neighboring cities. The city has changed hands several times, including to the  Seljuk Sultanate  in 1207 and an expanding  Ottoman Empire  in 1391. Ottoman rule brought relative peace and stability for the next five hundred years. The city was transferred to Italian suzerainty

1. Go museum hopping London has more museums than you could see in one visit, and many of them are free. From the Tate to the City Museum to the National Gallery to the Historical Museum, you’ll be able to spend days here without spending a penny! At the Natural History Museum, you’ll find over 80 million items, including specimens collected by Charles Darwin. It also has a great collection of fossils, making it a fun and educational stop if you’re traveling with kids. The Victoria and Albert Museum (named after Queen Victoria and Prince Albert) is another favorite of mine. It’s home to over 2,000 works of art covering over 3,000 years of human history. 2. Grab some food in Borough Market With more food stalls than you can imagine, Borough Market has something for every eater. It is home to some of the best British and international produce and dishes. Come here hungry and leave satisfied. Already ate? Nibble the free samples being given out at most stalls. Open for lunch Mondays and T

  1. The pyramids are anti-climactic The iconic image of the pyramids, with its backdrop of endless desert, is a clever trick, as we discover after navigating the congested highways of Cairo, a city of 22 million people. The Giza Pyramids complex lies on the west bank of the Nile, on the city’s outskirts, barely a stone’s throw from the crammed high-rises and bustling bazaars of the sprawling metropolis. Still, nothing can detract from the majesty of Giza, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. The UNESCO Heritage-listed site is home to six pyramids; magnificent burial tombs built for the kings of the 4 th  dynasty around 4,500 years ago. This includes The Great Pyramid, built for King Khufu, and its cloud-grazing 480ft (146m) apex. Keeping loyal guard is the Sphinx – a mythical hybrid of human and lion. In the shadow of the pyramids, camel owners seek shade for their animals on breaks, in between offering 15-minute rides at a cost of around US $30.  Even having your photograph

Bolivia is located in an area that can be called the heart of South America.  It borders Chile and Argentina to the south, Paraguay to the southeast, Brazil to the east and Peru to the west.  It is also one of the two countries on the South American continent, along with Paraguay, that do not have a coast.

The state covers almost all Hawaiian archipelago, 137 islands, spread over 2,400 km.  Volcanic archipelagoes are part of Oceania Polynesia sub-region physiographically and ethnologically.   At the southeast end of the archipelago there are eight main islands from northwest to southeast: Niʻihau, Kauaʻi, Oʻahu, Molokaʻi, Lānaʻi, Kahoʻolawe, Maui and Hawaiʻi.  The last is the largest island in the group;  To avoid confusion with the state in the archipelago, it is often called "Big Island" or "Hawaiʻi Island".  As a result of relations with Europe, some kings have tried to take control of all Hawaiian islands.  For example, famous Kamehameha traded with Europeans to obtain gunpowder from them.  With unknown gunpowder technology in Hawaii, Kamehameha was able to gradually occupy all the islands.  Some tribes who opposed him found the cure jumping from high cliffs, as they could not protect their country with arrows and spears.  They saw suicide as a better solution tha

Antarctic continent;  It is the 5th largest continent in the world, located in the south pole.  98% of the surface of the continent is completely covered with ice and therefore there is no suitable environment for people to live.  The number of people living here is zero, but the average number of people staying here temporarily for scientific research is 5000 on average.  Located in the south of the continent of Africa and Oceania, Antarctica has an area of ​​14 million km2.  Antarctic History  With the discovery of geographical discoveries in the 15th century, people realized that there were new worlds and started looking for them.  In this period, after the American continent was discovered, there were people who claimed that there could be a continent in the south.  However, until 1895, no people could set foot here.  First, on this date, part of the continent was discovered by Charles Wilkes and it was called Wilkes' land.  According to the researches, it is claimed that the R