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Titanic II

The new Titanic will sail in 2022 with boats for all

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It was proclaimed unsinkable. A dramatic bravado, as would be demonstrated very soon. And yet, something true fluttered behind that exaggerated expression of pride. The Atlantic swallowed the Titanic at dawn from April 14 to April 15, 1912 during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York, but in reality the ship never died at all. Throughout this century, its history has been reborn indefatigably, like a phoenix.

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One of the people who has helped keep the legend alive has been Clive Palmer, an Australian entrepreneur and ex-politician who became a billionaire thanks to his investments in iron, nickel and coal. In 2012, Palmer announced a project worthy of his fortune. He wanted to build a replica of the historic cruise ship, and he was willing to put some 440 million euro on the table. He called his company Blue Star Line, an obvious nod to the British company White Star Line, owner of the RMS Titanic and its “brother” HMHS Britannic, sunk while serving the country in the First World War. Read More »The new Titanic will sail in 2022 with boats for all

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London’s abandoned and secret subway stations

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The metro stations have always captivated photographers, architects and tourists. They do the overwhelming current buildings and also the oldest, abandoned, mysterious.

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The London Underground has 155 years of history. Its official opening was on January 10, 1863. Since then many stations have stopped being used, some demolished, although at least forty remain intact, as they were. These facilities are usually outside the reach of the public, although guided tours are organized from time to time.Read More »London’s abandoned and secret subway stations

Koh Paen bamboo bridge

The incredible bamboo bridge that is rebuilt every year

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Koh Paen bamboo bridge

On the small island of Koh Paen, completely surrounded by Cambodian terrain, you can still breathe the rural life of this Southeast Asian country. Above the waters of the Mekong River, which flows through six countries, a bridge made entirely of bamboo rocks. With a length of more than a kilometer, this footbridge formed by 50,000 bamboo canes and it is rebuilt every year. Before the rainy season starts (from May to November), the villagers dismantle the bridge manually and store the bamboo material in front of the river floods. The continued construction and dismantling of this historic viaduct has been carried out every year for decades, paralyzing itself only in some periods during the Cambodian Civil War, a conflict that occurred between 1967 and 1975.Read More »The incredible bamboo bridge that is rebuilt every year

hand luggage

How to organize your hand baggage: what to bring and what not

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Prepare your luggage is not as simple as it seems, more if we travel by plane and want to go unnoticed by the security control of the airport. According to a survey carried out by the flight search engine Skyscanner, more than half (52%) of the passengers of the plane have clear that they will fly with the suitcase in the cabin. On the other hand, 30% of the respondents consider that to invoice in indispensable while 18% have thought to decide it at the last moment. For that 52% of passengers and undecided, we offer a small guide to organize hand luggage without losing a single detail.

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Can I carry liquids in my hand luggage?

According to Skyscanner, five out of ten users surveyed indicate that sunscreen and anti mosquito spray are the essential elements to introduce in summer luggage. Passengers who do not intend to check their bags should have existing restrictions to carry liquids in carry-on baggage. Any liquid container greater than 100 ml will be requisitioned in the security control, so it is essential to get bottles of shampoo, gel, cream, hair gel, toothpaste or “travel size” deodorant. It is also the case of facial moisturizer or perfume. If possible, transfer some of your perfume to a small nebulizer. All these liquid hygiene products must be placed in a visible way and separated from the rest of luggage, in a transparent plastic bag with closure system and a volume less than one liter.Read More »How to organize your hand baggage: what to bring and what not

Misol-Ha waterfall

Misol-Ha, a dream turned into a waterfall

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One of the most beautiful postcards of Chiapas is the one that gives us the Misol-Ha waterfall, whose name, translated from the Maya, means “swept water”.

Misol-Ha waterfall

The location of this beautiful waterfall is ideal, since it is located just 20 km from the archaeological site of Palenque, on the road that leads to the spectacular Agua Azul Waterfalls, which facilitates the visit to these three attractions in a single route.

The beauty of Misol-Ha will leave you speechless, since you are in the middle of an exotic tropical forest upholstered by trees of precious woods that exceed 30 meters in height. This idyllic landscape was also one of the locations where the movie “Predator” was filmed, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger.Read More »Misol-Ha, a dream turned into a waterfall

do in kyoto

10 best things to see and do in Kyoto

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Kyoto is a must-see city on any trip to Japan. It was probably the city that I liked most about the trip because it represented everything I had imagined about Japanese culture. Kyoto is a traditional city and the cultural center of Japan. And also the city of a thousand temples! At each step you take you have a temple, several of them a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Not to end up with so many temples and so much beauty in this post I tell you all the plans to see and do in Kyoto that you cannot miss for anything in the world.

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To give you an idea Kyoto has more than 1600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines. Seeing them all is really impossible. To all this it is necessary to add that the city is very extensive, but be calm with this guide everything is solved.Read More »10 best things to see and do in Kyoto

paris

Visit One Of The Beautiful Countries In The World: Paris

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Paris the Capital of France is one of the cities which has the rich history and is one of the must visit locations for those who love to travel around the world to ancient places. One of the cities which has the right blend of tradition and modern mix, it has lot of places where you need to visit.

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It is known for the museums and architectural landmarks. Of course, you have to visit the Eiffel Tower when you are in Paris. Besides Eiffel Tower there are lot of other places where you need to visit when you are in Paris. It is well connected with all major cities in the World. It has two airports; one of them is second busiest airport in Europe. Read More »Visit One Of The Beautiful Countries In The World: Paris

travel adventures

Widen Your Horizons

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Why do we travel, or rather why should we all travel more? It is not because we are unhappy where we are currently, or that we are looking for an escape – these reasons are perhaps too negative. Instead let’s look to some positive reasons for to widen our horizons and travel more. In this article we look at the positive effects that travel can bring to each individual that partakes. Whether it’s off to the other side of the world to a Martial Arts retreat to learn Qi Gong, or simply 200 miles down the road to another part of the same country, all travel is great. Your adventures do not have to involve Qi Gong if you don’t want, pick what excites or interests you and then build your travels around these. We’re all different, and the World is a wonderful place, so why stand still? Let’s get moving, and here are the reasons why travel will be great for you.

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Transformational

We cannot expect to do the same thing day in and day out and get different results. In other words, unless we add some variety into our lives, then it is possible that we will become stale, tired, bored and unfulfilled. Travel is the perfect remedy to cure this, whilst it isn’t upping roots, it is testing the waters elsewhere – seeing the wonders of the World in all their glory. Returning home after travelling may seem disappointing, but it creates memories that can last a lifetime that can be recounted at any low moments and moreover can act as an inspiration to live your life more. In this sense travel is truly transformational. Through encounters and experiences, you will change your very being to the core, become a better person, or put another way, become an improved version of you. Really there is no reason not to do it, save for financial, so if you can start planning!Read More »Widen Your Horizons

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Places To Go On Your Australian Gap Year

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Australia is one of world’s most popular gap year destinations, due in part to its buzzing and vibrant cities, incredible natural beauty, and fascinating array of locations to visit for a variety of sightseeing opportunities. It’s no surprise that plenty of young adults choose to take some time out to travel around Australia before entering the ‘real world’ of the workplace or their university course. If you’re planning a gap year but aren’t sure what spots to put on your itinerary, here are a few quick ideas to inspire you.

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Grampians National Park

The Grampians are a must-visit spot for backpackers looking for real, rugged nature-lover’s adventure. This beautiful and unique National Park is filled with dramatic mountains, amazing hiking paths, and plenty of beautiful wildlife and scenery to explore. This kind of destination is best traveled with a company like Wild Life Tours – they can pick you up in Melbourne and show you all of the most stunning and fascinating spots that the Grampians have to offer, and they’ll set up an itinerary for you so you don’t have to stress about how to get where you’re going.Read More »Places To Go On Your Australian Gap Year