Cave of Altamira and Paleolithic Cave Art of Northern Spain
The caves are a representation of the Palaeolithic art that developed in Europe, particularly in the Iberian Peninsula and Urals from 35,000 to 11,000 BC. The caves possess deep galleries that are isolated from climatic influences – a fact that has helped the art remains well preserved over thousands of years.
Read moreHistoric Area of Willemstad, Inner City and Harbour, Curaçao
Located on the Caribbean Island of Curacao is the Historic port town of Willemstad that was established by colonial Netherlands. The Dutch established trading routes in the Caribbean and the Americas using the natural harbor at Curacao Island. This would lead to settlement of various communities in the area.
Read moreExplore The Extraordinary Views Of Antarctica Deep In The Icey Landscape
Antarctica is a continent on the South Pole. It is the Arctic alternate. It offers all the things that you can see in the north and more. Apart from the northern lights, Antarctica is more surreal, more scenic and less explored than the Arctic.
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Read moreTravel Article: Safety with Lions on Safari
We wanted to share this fantastic article written by our friends at Giltedge Travel. We hope you find it an interesting read. If you ever...
Read moreThings To do When On An Adventure Tour To Mount Everest
If you are looking for an experience that will 'wow' your friends, then taking a tour in the Himalayas is up there with dangerous, awe inspiring experiences.
Read more5 Things You Didn't Know About Yangon
From the people in the street to those in restaurants and pubs, Burmese are spontaneously sweet. Everywhere you go in the city of Yangon, you will be greeted with a smile - and the smiles are not cosmetic, they are heartfelt. Be ready to get overwhelmed with kindness and warmth.
Read moreSnorkel Or Dive In The Rainbow-rich Waters Of Aqaba
The Red Sea has a lot of Biblical Implications that it is hard to see it as a travel destination. However, the Jordanian Aqaba waters which form part of the Red Sea are some of the best places to explore the wonders of marine life.
Read moreRock Art of Alta in Norway
Imagine a destination that will get you to the far north of the Arctic Circle just outside the Alta Fjord? Yeah, that’s Norway for you. It is only in this country that you find attractions in icy landscape, and somehow the traveler doesn’t seem to mind it…actually they welcome the challenges of visiting the destinations.
Read moreExplore the Monastic Island of Reichenau
For more than 1000 years, the island of Reichenau was closely intertwined with monastic lifestyle. In fact, the island is more renowned worldwide for its monasteries than for anything else.
Read moreBest Burger Joints in Vegas
Make a visit to the city and you will never again look at burgers with disdain. They are an American delicacy that will stay on the food joints for the years to come no matter how much health experts argue against them.
Read moreTop 5 Up and Coming Destination Countries in Africa
Africa has lately been a very attractive place for the holiday makers. It has several things going for it such as good climate, diverse wildlife and affordability. With the growth of infrastructure in the hospitality industry, the holiday package that is unraveling in this continent is hard to resist even among the most cynical people about Africa.
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