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The less-travelled country, Brunei has many beautiful places to dive and snorkel. Thanks to the meticulous care undertaken by the authorities, you will enjoy rich coral faunas in shallow waters!
Myanmar finally gets its first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. Have a short glimpse of the ancient Pyu cities and early civilisation of Myanmar!
Want to know how you can conquer Mount Kinabalu in the safest way? This travel guide has all you need to know and prepare before scaling Asia's highest mountain!
The Big Hole, a.k.a the Open Mine or Kimberley Mine, is an open-pit and underground diamond mine considered to be the largest hand-dug excavation on earth.
Fort Jefferson is an unfinished hexagon-shaped fortress in Florida Keys built in 1825. It is considered as the largest masonry structure in the US. It is impossible to live there but camping...
Now you can get e-Visas for group travels too! Simple, fast and effective - planning a trip to Turkey has become a great deal more convenient.
The Portland Japanese Garden allows you to experience peace, tranquility and living in harmony with nature without getting too overwhelmed.
Latefossen waterfall may not be one of the tallest and largest waterfalls in the world but it undeniably carries its own charm and splendou with its dual cascade flowing under a rustic...
These futuristic Sanzhi UFO houses were a set of abandoned pod-shaped buildings in Sanzhi District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Despite the petition to restore one of the buildings as a museum, the...
Now, there are cruises that will take you to famous World Heritage Sites! Pay a small sum for a cultural tour and help preserve these important sites.
Bisti / De-Na-Zin Wilderness may look like an alien planet with the bizarre clusters of rocks forming like shelters of the extraterrestrials, but it’s actually a 45,000-acre wilderness area located in San...
Fulfill your Sci-Fi movie fantasy and journey to the centre of the Earth through the Krubera Cave, the deepest cave on Earth. Named after the Russian geologist Alexander Krubera, Krubera Cave is...
