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Some details about Petra, Jordan

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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

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.Read More »Some details about Petra, Jordan

Cabo Polonio

Cabo Polonio: luxury of the simple things

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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.

Cabo Polonio

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.Read More »Cabo Polonio: luxury of the simple things

lake district

Things to do near Lake District

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The Lake District is home to the longest and most popular lake in Great Britain called Windermere. This 12 mile long lake is also the most popular lake for boating in Lake District National Park. The Lake District is perfect for the adventure-seeking tourist who loves to canoe and kayak. There are also several hotels in the Lake District region which are near the Lake District National Park.

lake district

There are many different water sports activities that one can engage in at Windermere. Even though the Lake District National Park Authority’s imposed 10 miles per hour speed limit has kept most water-skiers and speed boaters away, Windermere is still extremely popular among boat and kayak enthusiasts.Read More »Things to do near Lake District

visiting london

London: Tips for Beginners

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Visiting London for the first time can be an unforgettable experience, but not only for its beauty but also for the problems that can be found in a city so vast. If you want to avoid them, read this carefully.

visiting london

London is one of the most visited cities in Europe. It is no coincidence, since the capital has remnants Romans, Saxons and Medieval skyscrapers but also a stunning Victorian architecture.

In other words, London has a lively past, but also with a very innovative and modern present. Over the centuries, all the villages that were in there, they were consolidated and transformed into this huge and wonderful city. Just its size, can be intimidating to those tourists who visit for the first time.Read More »London: Tips for Beginners

Yas Waterworld

Yas Waterworld Water Park opens in Abu Dhabi

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Gradually Abu Dhabi is becoming a fairytale land, where each project is designed to surprise visitors and to overcome the above. Abu Dhabi just opened its doors on Yas Waterworld water park on Yas Island, a huge artificial island over 2,500 hectares.

Yas Waterworld

The basic idea that guided the design of the park is the “lost pearl”, referring to the culture of the UAE. This mega leisure project has cost over 200 million euros and many others to develop the infrastructure of the artificial island on which it stands. This is another step towards the dream of Abu Dhabi climb the firmament of the major tourist cities which goes to the entertainment industry.Read More »Yas Waterworld Water Park opens in Abu Dhabi

aragonese castle

What to see in Puglia: The Aragonese Castle of Taranto

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Beyond the sea and gastronomy, Puglia offers visitors many places worth visiting throughout its territory. Among the castles, for example, there is the Aragonese of Taranto.

aragonese castle

The Castel Sant’Angelo of Taranto, better known as the Aragonese castle, has a long history, as evidenced by recent excavations. The previous Greek, Byzantine and Norman-Swabian-Angevin structures are still legible and visible during the guided tour. The new Aragonese castle was rebuilt from period in the years between 1487 and 1492, according to new criteria imposed by the completion of the artillery. It seems that the reconstruction project, commissioned by the King of Naples, Ferdinand of Aragon, was made with the direct intervention or, more likely, indirect, of the great Sienese architect Francesco di Giorgio Martini. The characteristic cylindrical towers and interior walkways. Interesting Renaissance chapel of S. Leonardo inside.Read More »What to see in Puglia: The Aragonese Castle of Taranto

Phuket

Phuket: Less beach and more malls for Russian and Chinese tourists

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When chains begin to build new hotels, it is because they have studied thoroughly the demand and requirements. Thus it is that Phuket soon will birth new hotels… away from the beach.

Phuket

Recent studies of demand and trends in the area, speak clearly that Russian and Chinese tourists will star in the near future on this island paradise that once attracted thousands of European visitors brought by images of its beautiful beaches.Read More »Phuket: Less beach and more malls for Russian and Chinese tourists

Whitsunday Islands

The Whitsunday Islands in Australia

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The Whitsunday Islands make up a set of islands of various sizes off the central coast of Queensland, Australia, located roughly halfway between Bowen and Mackay, some 900 kilometers north of Brisbane.

Whitsunday Islands

The archipelago takes its name from the largest, but the most economically active center is located on Hamilton Island. Being Australia, as has happened in so many other occasions, including these islands originally inhabited by native Australians, were “discovered” by Cook, who was so called because spotted on Sunday.Read More »The Whitsunday Islands in Australia

Staten Island Ferry

Some things you can do for free in New York

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New York is an amazing city. A city that is worth to walk not to miss anything. That is why, before you travel, should be planned very well every day to make every hour.

Staten Island Ferry

For New York, unlike what many think, has many possibilities to enjoy it without spending too much money. Sure, we are not talking about the most famous attractions, but if what you want is to save but still knowing in depth, we must pay attention to the following tips on destinations and activities available free of charge:

Staten Island Ferry: This boat provides the ability to travel without spending a euro. One recommendation is to get on board when the sun begins to fall, to enjoy a beautiful sunset behind the Statue of Liberty. Meanwhile, if you want to know Staten Island, rushing to catch the ferry back to Manhattan to enjoy the spectacle offered by the lights begins to illuminate skyscrapers.Read More »Some things you can do for free in New York

hiring charter plane

Things to consider when chartering a private plane

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Looking for a quick and easy way to travel without the hassle of traveling with noisy passengers? The perfect solution for you would be hiring a charter plane.

hiring charter plane

Charter planes let you travel domestic as well as international. With charter planes you don’t have to worry about checking in ahead of time. Charter planes let you travel privately and in a comfortable manner. This article tells you what all things need to be considered before you hire a private jet charter. Keep these things in mind, and you’ll definitely be able to make the most viable choice.Read More »Things to consider when chartering a private plane