June 2013 – The Travel Masters

June 29, 2013May 8, 2017

Four major destinations for an unforgettable holiday

Travel to India is to reach another world. The Land of a Thousand Colors is not indifferent to any traveler. The constant novelty of sensations in which the Western visitor is immersed is inexhaustible source of new experiences, unforgettable memories.

Bombay, is modern and cosmopolitan, macerated in the British colonial tradition, and the second largest city in the world with nearly 15 million inhabitants.

The Khajuraho temples, with more than 33,000 erotic sculptures, served to the Tantric initiation and in the Kamasutra of Hindu youth in the 10th century. Continue reading “Four major destinations for an unforgettable holiday”

June 27, 2013May 8, 2017

Holidays: how to completely disconnect from work

Having a job today is a great privilege and we should be happy to go every day to the office, but that doesn’t detract from the fact that from time to time we may have our holiday to disconnect all of the problems and labor issues.

If you are the type who live workaholic and even on days off you can not drop the phone or staring mail if something urgent happens, heed our advice, because the holidays are for relaxing and although do not believe you need a few days of complete rest with disconnecting and replacing batteries. Continue reading “Holidays: how to completely disconnect from work”

June 24, 2013July 27, 2013

Attractions in South Tyrol: The adrenaline of Fun Bob in San Candido

It’s called Funbob Baranci the new attraction of the Val Pusteria, the first long summer toboggan run in South Tyrol 1.7 Km to blast the green meadows of Mount Baranci.

Each year new attractions springing up to attract sports fans and nature in the mountains in the summer, one of the pioneers in this sense, there is no doubt friends in South Tyrol, usually at the forefront of the entertaining for families even when peaks are covered with snow. Continue reading “Attractions in South Tyrol: The adrenaline of Fun Bob in San Candido”

June 22, 2013July 27, 2013

The Hague: museums you should not miss

Holland offers large and small urban spaces where miss, know special places, people befriend and admire organization and the quality of life of the Dutch. One of those cities that you must know is The Hague.

Modern and traditional at the same time, you can walk The Hague and at every step you will come across with the smile of its people and a thousand entertainment options to enjoy during your time at it. One of our recommendations is that you spend part of your schedule to visit one (or more) of the museums of The Hague.

The Royal Picture Gallery Mauritshuis located very close to the political heart of the Netherlands, in the center of The Hague. It has a wonderful collection of art of the great masters of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. The painting girl with a Pearl of Johannes Vermeer is the highlight of the museum and is known as the “Dutch Mona Lisa”. At this time is in reforms and until 2014 you can’t visit, but aim for the future.

The Binnenhof has been for centuries the political heart of the Netherlands. All political and state affairs were discussed and are still struggling here. The buildings of the Binnenhof (Parliament) and its long history of leftovers they deserve dedicate some of your time. You can take a guided tour through the Binnenhof (Hall of Knights) and know the Senate or House of Parliament. The tour begins with an introductory video that explains the history of the Dutch Parliament and the buildings of the complex. Reservations are highly recommended. Continue reading “The Hague: museums you should not miss”

June 19, 2013July 10, 2013

Malaysia: Kota Kinabalu, the sea and the big mountain

Kota Kinabalu, the capital of the Malaysian region of Sabah, is a seaside town that links its name but also to a great mountain.

On the coast you can enjoy the colors of the sunset from the seafront facing the island Pulau Gaya, one marked by a monument that represents a large swordfish. Not far from there, on Jalan Tun Fuad Stephen, you can come in the night market where you can choose the fresh fish and cook it at the moment: many small restaurants feed braziers that cook any kind of fish, with clouds of smoke and aromas that invade the area. Continue reading “Malaysia: Kota Kinabalu, the sea and the big mountain”

June 17, 2013July 10, 2013

Kiwi Express: A trip to the abandoned railways of New Zealand

Take a machine similar to those used on golf courses to move from one hole to another. It is equipped with iron wheels and throws it on the tracks of an old disused railway.

You will have almost all the elements to understand what is meant by Kiwi Express. Experience a journey to discover the tracks of New Zealand in an unusual and slow, since the speed of the cars is limited for safety reasons. Continue reading “Kiwi Express: A trip to the abandoned railways of New Zealand”

June 15, 2013July 10, 2013

Castello Dal Pozzo: a romantic hotel on Lake Maggiore

Castle is a unique example and rare in Italy for its consistency, continuity and lightness of Gothic Revival style inspired by the sixteenth-century English Gothic. British art experts have defined the architecture as one of the purest expressions of reinterpretation of the Gothic Tudor in Italy. Set like a jewel in the vastness of the park, the castle is a setting of great prestige and timeless charm.

The 5-star of the Castello Dal Pozzo shine above the 30 rooms of the palace of the eighteenth century and the eight historic home, behind facades in pastel colors and decorated with arches and stone mullioned windows. Continue reading “Castello Dal Pozzo: a romantic hotel on Lake Maggiore”

June 12, 2013July 10, 2013

Visit Naples and surroundings with Artecard

Despite the data on flows are disastrous and unspeakable historical heritage protection, Campania boasts a discreet artistic and archaeological heritage to offer tourists.

And for travelers who want to take a few days to dig (metaphorically) among the treasures of Naples and its surroundings there are three new cards for many routes to be saving on transportation and entrance fees. Continue reading “Visit Naples and surroundings with Artecard”

June 10, 2013July 8, 2013

Some details about Petra, Jordan

We are back to Petra, in Jordan, attracted by its beauty and exoticism. If long history and monumentality of its work, entirely carved into the rock that shares its name, never cease to amaze. Here some information that will serve as a reference when preparing a visit.

Petra is an archaeological gem must for lovers of ancient cities. Petra means “rock”, as this beautiful city nestled in the Arava Valley is entirely carved in stone. They are the remains of ancient Nabataean Kingdom and its foundation dates from the third century BC With its beauty and cultural interest is one of the most visited by tourists in the East and has been designated in 2007 the new seventh wonder of the world. Continue reading “Some details about Petra, Jordan”

June 8, 2013July 8, 2013

Cabo Polonio: luxury of the simple things

There is a place in Uruguay where who will have the opportunity to get away from it all and enjoy the pleasures of a simple life that is becoming more of a luxury for many. Sounds good, right? Well that place is Cabo Polonio, a must on your trip to the land of the gauchos.

Somehow, during my three-day stay in Cabo Polonio I had the feeling of returning to Olkhon Island, in Russia. Two places situated in two very distant points on the map, but they share a common characteristic: both seem to have been no longer frozen in time, but in a separate reality, apart from civilization. Continue reading “Cabo Polonio: luxury of the simple things”