Travel Lovers Vacations & Ideas
Only for those who do not suffer from vertigo and above all has enough breath. Yes, because the famous gate of Paradise, which is located on Mount Tianmen, China, can be reached only after traveling curves, paths that give the cliff and then 999 steps. But it is said that once you reach the top, the show is unforgettable. Continue reading “China: The Gates of Paradise at Mount Tianmen”
The Whale watching is an activity that consists in the observation of cetaceans in their natural environment.
More and more fans of the world of cetaceans rely in the hands of experts and operators who organize boat trips to the places where the population of whales is sufficiently wide. In very few places in the world, such as along the southern coast of South Africa and Australia, you can go whale watching from the ground. Continue reading “Places for whale watching”
Call while you are flying in an aircraft? Yes, we can. The US regulators are considering whether to allow phone conversations in heaven, as long as passengers are warned in advance of possible “distractions”.
A decision on the proposal, the US Department of Transportation, which opened the door to such a scenario, leaves the airlines to decide whether or not to allow voice calls over the Wi-Fi systems available on board, more and more sophisticated. If opt for yes, then the same companies, and agents that sell tickets must warn customers clearly to “ensure that passengers are not exposed” to phone calls other people’s against their will. Continue reading “Making calls in an aircraft, the US closer to yes”
A show. This is how we can define Panjin Red Beach, better known as Red Beach, due to the characteristic color it has.
The beach is located on the delta of the Liaohe River, a few kilometers southwest of Panjin City, and it is very popular with tourists for its particularity, the red color. Color that is given by particular seaweed which grows on the soil and that gives the eye this effect. Continue reading “China: Panjin Red Beach”
The Blue Mosque is certainly among the most fascinating tourist attractions of Istanbul and Turkey in general.
Built between 1597 and 1616, the Sultan Ahmet Mosque is known as the Blue Mosque for its tiles from Iznik – about 22 thousand ceramic tiles – which give the typical blue color and that completely cover the inside of religious building.
The mosque is located in correspondence with another, great mosque, that of Aya Sofia, just to compete in beauty and grandeur with the work of Justinian. Continue reading “Istanbul: Blue Mosque”