November
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The Deadly Petals of the Lotus: Xian Mt. Huashan Hiking trail
Are you in search of excitement and suspense in a miraculously beautiful landscape? If so, you should consider taking a journey to Mt.Huashan. The path through 'The Brilliant Mountain', situated near the... in: China, Asia  |
Where The Size Doesn't Matter: Lengkuas Island
With a total area of less than one hectare, people say Lengkuas Island cannot compete with the more prominent and proud Bali Island. However, this tiny island of idyllic landscape, palm trees and white rocks has its own brand of beauty. If you... in: Indonesia  |
The Historic Hostess City: Savannah
With an undeniable architectural legacy, a fast growing performing arts scene, Savannah is a name associated to American history maintained in a contemporary setting. The first state capital of the Province of Georgia was then one of the most... in: United States of America  |
Gardens Of Sensitivity And Symbolism : La Bambouseraie De Prafrance
In the world of plants, bamboo holds the record when it comes to growing. A symbol in many countries, used for multiple purposes, the exotic varied species are honored in the extravagance of the Bambouseraie de Prafrance. in: France |
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A Persian Artifact of the Ancient World: Persepolis
With a citadel declared UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1979, numerous monuments, sculptures and important inscriptions, Persepolis is the historical highlight if you want to remember the BC times. in: Iran |
The Mystery Flow From Antarctica's Snowy Veins: Blood Falls
The ice queen Antarctica wearing the classic color white is usually described as the cold, isolated destination where serenity can come only with the pure shades of snow. The driest and coldest continent on Earth has one spot where water flows in... in: Antarctica  |
History Conserved In Five Delicate Mosaics: Leptis Magna
An African destination where Roman influence shines clearly and the ruins discovered here are some of the most spectacular in the Mediterranean, Leptis Magna was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site of great historical importance. in: Libya |
The Irresistible Taste Of Pitcairn Bounty: Pitcairn Islands
Attracted by the pristine beauty of the Pacific islands, the British sailors on the HMS Bounty repelled against their captain as they did not want to leave the unspoiled grounds which later were baptized Pitcairn. in: Pitcairn Islands |
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The Futuristic ''City of Gold'': 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... in: United Arab Emirates  |
Where Beauty Arises From Volcanic Ash: 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... in: Indonesia  |
Smallest Country Of South America Rich In Natural Beauty And Multiculture: 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... in: Suriname  |
''One Human Family'' of Great Weather and Inspiration: Key West
Key West is an American destination with an original Spanish name ''Cayo Hueso'' translated as ''bone key'' due to the fact that the island used to be littered with bones and had the appearance of a communal graveyard. in: United States of America |
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A Gem In The Ross Archipelago: Beaufort Island
Created from a volcano, Beaufort Island is a jewel within the Ross Archipelago in Antarctica. Conditions on this 18 square mile island can be harsh to say the least, but if you can stand the harsh temperatures you're in for the treat of your life... in: Antarctica  |
A Long Way From The Tropics: Paradise Bay
With a name like Paradise Bay you've probably conjured up images of tall palm trees, warm breezes, and drinks with those colorful umbrellas. Well, not this time. The warmest it's ever been around Paradise Bay was a balmy +59F. Paradise Bay is... in: Antarctica  |
A Holiday of Aristocrats in Nice la Belle: Nice
Nice le Belle (Nice the Beautiful) is the second most visited destination after Paris with almost 4 million tourists every year. Home of the oldest human settlements in Europe, the cosmopolitan city founded by the Greeeks has served as... in: France  |
Truly A World Away: Paulet Island
A trip to Antarctica isn't as easy as hopping on a plane, and away you go. And if a place like Paulet Island is your ultimate destination then it's even harder to make your way. Paulet Island itself is a one square mile volcanic island sitting... in: Antarctica  |
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An Ice-Cold Crystal of Immaculate Beauty: South Pole
The winter wonderland takes a new dimension when you are referring to the South Pole, a unique spot where the immaculate beauty of the snow and the polar ice sheet are freezing down time and the warmth of the sun. Representing one of the two... in: Antarctica  |
Where the Rage of Erebus Struggles with Ice: Ross Island
Despite its small size, Ross Island, an island formed by four volcanoes is the 6th highest on Earth and the Southernmost island reachable by sea. Home to Erebus, the most active volcano on the ice continent Antarctica, the island features one of... in: Antarctica  |
Relaxation in a Cup of Fresh Tea: Munnar
Home of the highest mountain at the South of the Himalayan range, a hot destination when it comes to exotic flora and fauna, Munnar is a place where tea has a legacy on its own. in: India |
Burma's Mount Olympus of Myth and Prayer: Mount Popa
With a name believed to come from the Pali Sanskrit language meaning flower, known through the nearby famous place of worship Popa Taungkalat, Mount Popa is described as a must see... in: Burma  |
