The Square Head – A Sculpture Morphed Into A Building
La Tête au Carré or The Square Head in Nice, France may look like an art installation from an insanely creative artist but it's actually not. Know how this sculpture morphed into...
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Chocolate Hills: Why the Name “Chocolate”?
Curious? Here's why.
The Legend Behind The Windmills of Kinderdijk
Aside from their lovely tulips, the Netherlands is also home to the rustic Kinderdijk windmills - a system of 19 windmills built in 1740.
Angkor Wat – The Most Ancient Seven Wonders of The World
Angkor Wat, the largest and oldest religious monument in the world, is increasingly becoming a must-see monument in Asia. With an annual increase of 20%, Angkor Wat is continuously enjoying millions of...
Mu Cang Chai – A Large Picturesque View of Early Morning Glory
Within the distanced province of Yen Bai, Vietnam lies a rural district with an extensive terrace of rice field known as Mu Cang Chai.
Niagara Falls: the Most Beautiful Falls Your Eyes Will Lay Upon
Feel beauty and power like you never have before at the thundering waterfalls of the Niagara Falls. These mighty falls are the second largest in the world.
Schwerin Castle, the Jewel of Schwerin Lake
Schwerin Castle is a beautiful palace floating atop the Schwerin Lake. The Neo-Renaissance ducal castle is considered to be one of the loveliest in Germany.
Salar de Uyuni – The World’s Largest Mirror
It’s like stepping on a white ocean, Bolivia’s Salar de Uyuni is one of the flattest and largest surface on Earth. Don’t be surprised if you walk along the plain and happened...
Grand Canyon – of Wonders and Inspiration
Grand Canyon is set to overwhelm your senses and leave you in disbelieve. Even US president, Theodore Roosevelt can't resist sneaking in for a few visits.
Dead Sea: The Lowest and Saltiest Point of Earth
Any living creature or plant that dares enter these waters will be killed instantly. Dead Sea? Fitting.
Poland’s Most Quirky Building You’ll Ever See!
Krzywy Domek, Poland's most Quirky Building that goes so twisted and turned that many tourists have trouble even stepping in to the building.
Manshiyat Naser: The Garbage City of Egypt
Decrepit structures, trash-cluttered homes and piles of garbage in every corner – this is a normal scene in Manshiyat Naser, the Garbage City of Egypt.
