An enriching road trip in Himalayas: Chaukori to Munsiyari
Similar Posts
A Guide to ‘Splavovi,’ Belgrade’s Booming Nightlife Scene
In Serbia’s capital, nightlife is a lifestyle by Paul Rubio Belgrade is still partying like it’s 1999—literally. Then, the capital of a war-torn, economically downtrodden Yugoslavia faced an uncertain future, and residents sought refuge in a rather unlikely place: the dance floor. In a case of life imitating song, the Serbian party scene climaxed in…
KOTOR – MONTENEGRO
Montenegro has been attracting more and more tourists every year due to its breathtaking views, vibrant cities, foods and weather. Let’s head towards Kotor a coastal town in Montenegro located on one of the world’s most beautiful bays. Kotor has a population of 13,510. Medieval architecture and numerous monuments of cultural heritage have made the…
Asia | Destinations | Europe
Discover Russia – From Kremlin to Kamchatka – Part 1
How about spending your holiday in Russia? World’s biggest country has some stunning places still hidden from the mainstream travellers. Let’s see some of them. Lake Baikal Located in southern Siberia, is not only the world’s deepest lake; it is also the world’s oldest one. Moreover, it is the cleanest fresh water reservoir on…
HOP ON HOP OFF BUS TOURS IN ATHENS
Athens has a different thing and lots of historical places are also included there. We all love traveling and also we discover Athens from open top hop on hop off double Decker sightseeing bus. With the taking option to get visit Piraeus too exactly. As much as we will learn about Athens so much will…
Mynn’s Top 10 Reasons to Visit Okayama, Japan
From not knowing a thing about the city, to falling in love with it — Okayama sure has many many reasons for you to visit, stay, and return. So before zooming pass this city on the Shinkansen on your journey from Osaka to Hiroshima (or return); drop by for a little while, and fall in love too….
Angkor Wat & The Temples of Angkor
Angkor Wat, or “Capital Temple”, is a temple complex in Cambodia and the largest religious monument in the world. It was first a Hindu and later a Buddhist temple. The Khmer King Suryavarman II built it in the early 12th century in Yaśodharapura, present-day Angkor), the capital of the Khmer Empire, as his state…