Archive for November, 2008

Amazing Japanese Water Fountain

Amazing Japanese Water Fountain

This amazing waterfall in the Canal City Mall in Fukuoka, Japan creates words in Japanese and English and creates images of dolphins and shapes. It’s amazing to see this type of water art!
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The Astonishing Caves of Aggtelek Karst and Slovak Karst

The Astonishing Caves of Aggtelek Karst and Slovak Karst

There is a very valid reason why we have been able to land a man on the moon and send space shuttles as far as Saturn and beyond, but still have no clue about the many mysteries that lay right here beneath our own feet hidden deep in the heart of the earth. There are … More

Lalibela – The African Jerusalem

Lalibela – The African Jerusalem

Located in the northern part of Ethiopia, Lalibela was built as a response to the capture of Jerusalem by Muslims and became a center of pilgrimage for most of the country’s Christians.

Before the rule of Saint Gebre Mesqel Lalibela, of the Zagwe Dynasty, the town was known as Roha and was the capital city of … More

Lord Howe Island: Paradise on Earth

Lord Howe Island: Paradise on Earth

With holiday season now starting to take effect and vacations already planned, we are pretty sure there are still many out there who are looking for a trip. That is exactly what we are here for and if you are interested in calm blue waters, spectacular natural coral reefs and a secluded island paradise that … More

Eating Can Be Really Weird

Eating Can Be Really Weird

No matter how fancy a restaurant or how tasty the food, after a while everyone gets bored and feels the need to try something new. Luckily there are a few establishments in this world outrageous enough to keep your eating experiences interesting for a very long time. Here are some weird restaurants you simply must … More

Los Glacieres National Park, Argentina

Los Glacieres National Park, Argentina

Argentina is home to the largest ice cap outside of Greenland or Antarctica. The Los Glaciers National Park in Argentina (situated in the Andes mountain range) is the country’s second largest park and recognized as a World Heritage Site. The giant reservoir of ice, covering more than 30% of the park’s surface, is fed … More

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