Thingvallavatn Lake Lets You Swim Between Two Continents
Hidden deep within Iceland’s Þingvellir National Park is the stupefying Thingvallavatn Lake, which allows divers to literally swim between two continents.
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Mount Roraima – Prehistoric Island in the Sky
Bordered by the countries of Venezuela, Brazil and Guyana, Mount Roraima is one of the oldest geological formations existing on Earth.
Mystery of Kawah Ijen Volcano’s Blue Lava Unveiled
Found in East Java, Indonesia, Kawah Ijen volcano has intrigued many people around the world because it spews an unusual blue lava which is actually not lava. Curious? Read more!
Lava Kayaking in Hawaii’s Most Active Kīlauea Volcano
Seeking for an adventure that’s out of the ordinary? How about lava kayaking in the lava-infused waters of Hawaii's most active Kīlauea Volcano?
Baatara Gorge Waterfall Impressively Drops Into A Deep Chasm
Baatara Gorge Waterfall in Tannourine, Lebanon impressively cascades into a deep chasm called the Baatara Pothole, a 255-metre Jurassic limestone cave. Would you risk falling into the great abyss just to see...
A Cruise Ship Stuck On A Hill? It’s Sun Cruise Hotel!
Constructed on top of a sea cliff in Gangneung, South Korea, Sun Cruise Hotel emulates the experience of a luxury cruise without the motion sickness. Wouldn't you want to stay in such...
Mostad / Måstad – Abandoned Village Turned Secret Paradise
Once a remote village known for its puffin dogs, Mostad or Måstad has now been turned into a secret paradise on Værøy Island, Norway.
Dinner in the Sky: Taking Dining Experience to the Next Level
Enough of the boring and all familiar themed restaurants sprawling across the globe, here’s one that adds more excitement to your whole dining experience.
Frolic Around The Magnificent Wineglass Bay
Hailed as one of the top ten beaches in the world, Wineglass Bay in Tasmania, Australia is indeed a magnificent sight to behold.
Ancient Pyu Cities: Myanmar’s 1st UNESCO World Heritage Site
Myanmar finally gets its first ever UNESCO World Heritage Site. Have a short glimpse of the ancient Pyu cities and early civilisation of Myanmar!
The Big Hole: Largest Hand-Dug Excavation on Earth
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.
Looks Too Graphic To Be Real, But This is An Amazing Dam in Thailand!
On first look, this elegant structure looks like a man-made wonder popping up in the middle of the sea. This construction is actually a dam in Rayong province, Thailand. The magnificent dam...
