April 2011

Jellyfish Lake

Are you a snorkeling enthusiast or simply want to try an extreme adventure and dive into a lake with a unique underwater population of jellyfish?

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Isla La Roqueta

Famous for the absolutely amazing scuba diving or snorkeling possibilities, for its incredible variety or marine vegetation and wildlife, for the nearby underwater statue called “La Virgen de los Mares” and for the funny beer-drinking burros on its beaches, Isla la Roqueta is one of Acapulco’s must see destination.

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Xuankong Si

Nominated one of the world’s 10 most dangerous architectures, the Hanging Temple in China is considered one great cultural achievement combining an extraordinary location with a unique mechanical theory and a harmonic mixture of three world renowned religions.

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Cook Islands

Carrying the name of Captain James Cook who spotted them in 1770, the 15 islands famous for black pearls, marine and tropical fruit exports combine main characteristics but differ from each other culture wise.

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Joe’s Scarecrow Village

Want to see a place where personalities like Margaret Tatcher, Ronald Reagan, her majesty, Queen Elizabeth the 2nd or the members of KISS all honor with the presence? Or care to see the peculiar, creepy and unique spot, home of the smallest scarecrow in the world? Joe’s Scarecrow Village in Canada is the one of a kind destination and the answer to both of the previous two questions.

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Black Moose Fest

The event which started as a benefit to help Ward Daily and his 11-year old daughter became one of the greatest kayak meeting in the US, a possible annual and progressively appealing destination.

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Sedlec Ossuary

Within the walls of a Roman Catholic Chapel in the cemetery of the Church of All Saints in Sedlec, Czech Republic are the remains of some 40 to 70 thousand people. But, this is in no way an ordinary graveyard.

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Christ of the Abyss

Religion is usually transmitted from a generation to another in different forms or shapes. From monument edifices in so many architectural styles, symbols translated into documents or works of art and highly praised rituals; religion plays an important part in every culture and every country’s belief.

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Pattaya

Amidst the gay scene, sex industry, and motorcycle bike week is the family friendly seaside resort town of Pattaya in Thailand. Sounds a tad confusing, right?

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New Orleans

When you think of New Orleans, or as its sometimes called the “Big Easy” or “NOLA”, the few things come to mind, first its the birthplace of jazz; and secondly its home to one of the grandest Mardi Gras celebrations in the country, if not the world.

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