October 2011

Heaven Lake

With a very suggestive name, the Asian lake formed in a caldera is a natural hotspot you don't have to die to go to but may be a destination to die for. Believed to be the home to the Lake Tianchi Monster, a mythological creature associated to the famous Scottish Loch Ness, this Asian attraction was made popular when a video of the mysterious creatures appeared in 2007.

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Tanah Lot Temple

Part of the Balinese mythology for centuries, the Tanah Lot is one of the seven religious edifices built along the South West Coast. Placed on a rock formation, surrounded by waves and believed to worship the sea power, this Indonesian temple transformed easily into a popular pilgrimage site and a photographer's seventh heaven.

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Dubai

Named the ''City of Gold'', Dubai is the most populous and the second largest territory in the seven Arab emirates. The metropole which bloomed once oil was discovered has gained world attention through its innovative architectural projects, the tourism based on shopping and its mixture of ancient and modern attractions.

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Bromo Tengger Semeru National Park

The Brumo Tengger Semeru National Park is an Indonesian destination which encompasses two volcanic complexes, representing the country's only conservation area which has a sand sea protected ever since 1919. The still active volcanoes with Semeru the most preeminent peak, have been protected since 1982 and their desolate beauty is maximized through the region's endangered flora and fauna.

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Bozcaada

An ancient territory known throughout history for its strategic position as well as for the gift of Bacchus, Bozcaada is a resort island combining the natural beauty of its hidden beaches with the traditional Turkish charm.

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Suriname

Suriname formerly known as ''Dutch Guiana'' is the smallest sovereign state in South America where multicultural heritage and biodiversity come together unspoiled. The territory with the motto ''Justice-Duty-Loyalty'' has its name derived from the Surinen, a group inhabiting the region before the European arrival.

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Nemo 33

Smiling every time a new diving opportunity comes up? Well, start smiling as Nemo 33 is the diving bliss open every day of the year for you to enjoy the underwater magic. Not only that the availability is fantastic but Belgium's Nemo 33 is the deepest indoor swimming pool in the world.

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Ayutthaya

The capital of the kingdom called Siam, Ayutthaya is a city founded by King U Thong. In ancient times, the refuge city who saved the king's army from a smallpox outbreak grew up to be one of the largest in the world counting about one million inhabitants.

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Providenciales

Designated the 2011 ''best beach destination'' by the Conde Nast Magazine and the World Travel Awards, the turquoise waters and the fine sand beaches of Providenciales are usually associated to the much appreciated Caribbean islets.

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Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge

One of Brasilia's most famous landmarks associated with a presidential name who stimulated the country's diversification and expansion, the Juscelino Kubitschek Bridge is a statement of aesthetic complexity and grandiose architecture.

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