January 2014 – The Travel Masters

January 30, 2014June 7, 2014

The most beautiful islands, Pom Pom in Malaysia

Southeast Asia still offers world corners by the unspoilt beauty, as the Pom Pom Island in Malaysia.

So beautiful that it does not seem real, this island in Semporna archipelago in Malaysia, would be published a few photos, to describe the beauty. The feeling is to wade in the water as clear as glass to find themselves among the giant green sea turtles that come here to nest and giant starfish. Ivory-colored beach that surrounds the island, untouched and empty for most of the year. Continue reading “The most beautiful islands, Pom Pom in Malaysia”

January 27, 2014May 29, 2014

Geiranger in Norway, a beautiful village in tsunami risk

The rock of Flydalsjuvet is a perfect place from which to observe the small village of Geiranger, at the end of Geirangefjord, which together with the Nærøyfjord, is part of the UNESCO World Heritage List protected by UNESCO, for its natural beauty. Many people risk their lives to take a picture right on the edge of a rock, 307 meters above the ground. Scary, though incredibly beautiful.

Geiranger is an amazing place. Incredibly beautiful, seen that can boast the most frequented port 3° of Norway, although inhabited by only 250 people. Incredibly in danger, since a tsunami risk due to the slipping of the mountain Åkerneset, in the waters of the fjord. In the worst case, the fall of rocks could be so violent as to cause a tsunami, which can reach in 10 minutes this small Norwegian village. Continue reading “Geiranger in Norway, a beautiful village in tsunami risk”

January 25, 2014May 29, 2014

What to see in the Grand Canyon, The Havasu Falls

Havasu Falls, are the main attraction of those who choose to hike along Havasu Creek, a tributary of the great Colorado, with which it helped to create the spectacular natural scenery of the Grand Canyon. In this case, we are in Arizona, within the lands of the native Havasupai, the people of the Navajo.

Havasu Falls, just over 2 miles from Supai, is one of the waterfalls that were formed along Havasu Creek; certainly the most visited. Because belle, because swimming can reach up behind the blanket of water falling, because the rocks under the water the color of blue and green, because in front of the falls are of rustic wooden tables where you can have a picnic while admiring these beautiful waterfalls. Continue reading “What to see in the Grand Canyon, The Havasu Falls”

January 22, 2014May 29, 2014

Visit London in low-cost, advice for travelers to Portfolio

Visit new cities and discover the beauty and attractions that can offer is the dream of all travelers. Not always, though, you have big budget to devote to passion for travel. In the case of London, the situation becomes more complicated, the pound and the cost of living, one of the highest in the world.

London museums are among the favorite places of tourists due to the large number of works which house, among them the Greek and Roman archaeological finds or the paintings by Degas, Van Gogh and Rembrandt. Many of them also offer free access. From the British Museum to collections and temporary exhibitions of the National Gallery, the capital of the United Kingdom contains a number of treasures that you can see live without putting hand to the wallet. Continue reading “Visit London in low-cost, advice for travelers to Portfolio”

January 20, 2014May 10, 2014

Asahi-dake, mountain hikers in Japan

Mount Asahi, the highest on the island of Hokkaido in Japan, loved by walkers, even in winter it seems.

Asahi-dake, Mount Asahi, the highest mountain on the island of Hokkaido, the most northern island of the Japanese archipelago. Mount Asahi is located in the northern part of the National Park Daisetsuzan. Continue reading “Asahi-dake, mountain hikers in Japan”

January 18, 2014May 8, 2017

Unusual holiday in the Cantal

In the Massif Central, treat yourself to a break away from the world, to discover the mountain huts, traditional houses of the shepherds. This is an opportunity to spend one or more nights up there in the mountains…

Since mid-April, herds of Salers cows joined the pastures of the Cantal mountains. At over 1200 meters, the manufacture of Salers Tradition, the iconic cheese of the region, continues as before.

A handful of houses, these traditional slate roof shelters allow this to continue production, while dozens of others have been converted to green tourism. Indicates the road, follow this excellent thread from which to explore and enjoy their most beautiful villages in the area! Continue reading “Unusual holiday in the Cantal”

January 14, 2014May 10, 2014

Panama, between skyscrapers and pristine nature

This year Panama Canal celebrates its first 100 years. The Canal, an impressive feat of human engineering, will host a series of events that celebrate the history and importance.

And among the novelties of this 2014 to Panama there is also the opening of futuristic and colorful Biomuseo, designed by archistars Frank O.Gehry, born to accept and spread the importance of biodiversity and to become an architectural icon of the city. Continue reading “Panama, between skyscrapers and pristine nature”

January 12, 2014May 6, 2014

The beautiful Belize, between Maya and Caribbean

Belize is one of the countries with the highest rate of biodiversity in the world: more than 90% of the territory is covered by pristine forests and boasts the largest barrier reef in the northern hemisphere. And in addition, most interesting and fascinating Maya palaces are surrounded by picturesque scenery.

Among the attractions of the only english speaking country in Central America (it was a British colony), Placencia, a peninsula at the southern end of the country; palm trees that shade the white sand and Caribbean sea. An hour and half boat ride from Placencia, the splendor of Glovers Reef, a World Heritage Site, which many consider one of the most beautiful dives of the western Caribbean. Continue reading “The beautiful Belize, between Maya and Caribbean”

January 10, 2014May 6, 2014

Flying during pregnancy, until may a pregnant woman?

They call it “the sweet waiting”, but then actually not all pregnant women want or can remain in sweet doing nothing for nine months. Consider then that many who need to move, to travel, for business or for leisure, with the plane. The question that then arises is: to what stage of pregnancy you can travel by plane?

If you ask anyone and the network is full of forums and tips on travel at high altitude during pregnancy. Here we describe all the things that you need to know for pregnant women who face a trip by plane. Continue reading “Flying during pregnancy, until may a pregnant woman?”

January 7, 2014May 6, 2014

The Royal picture gallery Mauritshuis reopens in the Hague

After a two-year renovation, The Mauritshuis will reopen to the public from June 27, 2014. Its famous collection of paintings, including Girl with a Pearl Earring, will be back exposed to the Mauritshuis, now renovated and expanded. For this event, and after the official opening day, the Museum will be open for visitors till midnight.

The renewed Mauritshuis sees a doubling of the surface due to underground expansion that extends up to the building in front of the museum. In this way we wanted to preserve intact the character and appearance of the original museum. In the new section, called Royal Dutch Shell Wing, are the exhibition space, a bar and a museum shop, as well as the teaching laboratory, library and lounge events. Continue reading “The Royal picture gallery Mauritshuis reopens in the Hague”