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India itineraries: The tour of Rajasthan

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Usually, when we think of a trip to India, given its vastness you never know where to start. So most of the time you think about the usual tour of the most famous cities in the capital, considering that India is vast, very different and a different beauty depending on the goal that you choose. A little mainstream tour but not for this fascinating is that in the region of Rajasthan.

tour of Rajasthan

Rajasthan is the largest state in India, although a large part of its territory is host to the vast and inhospitable Thar Desert, also known as the Rajasthan Desert or Great Indian Desert. The desert that in reality you can go to enjoy its charm thanks to hikes in camel or jeep tours that start from Jaisalmer, Bikaner or Deshnoke, famous for its “Temple of Rats”.Read More »India itineraries: The tour of Rajasthan

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Chandigarh, the ideal city of Le Corbusier in India

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French President Francois Hollande began his visit to India from the North, from the city of Chandigarh, designed over 60 years ago by the Franco-Swiss architect Le Corbusier. An oasis of peace and discipline in a country where usually dominate chaos and confusion.

Open Hand Monument

The project he was given in ’47 by Indian Prime Minister Nehru after independence; Le Corbusier was to build a symbol of hope, the idea of modern India, the ideal city. His urban plan included many green areas between the buildings; it was he who built most of the public buildings, such as the Palace of Assembly.Read More »Chandigarh, the ideal city of Le Corbusier in India

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Japan: Ine, the Venice of the Rising Sun

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Japan is a wonderful country. The best thing is to discover, very close to the big cities, small towns whose beauty has remained untouched. And the case of Ine, called “The Venice of Japan”, a few kilometers from Kyoto. A fascinating and unexplored destination, a place that the true lovers of the rising sun cannot miss on their map.

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Ine is a quiet fishing town located in Kyoto Prefecture in the Kansai region; it consists of a group of 230 Funaya, houses on stilts. It is precisely these features wooden houses, built on the shores of the sea, to make this a truly magical place. The houses were built in this way to maximize space and also the thin strip of land that lies between the sea and mountains. This architecture is typical and is not dangerous, because the bay is quiet.Read More »Japan: Ine, the Venice of the Rising Sun

Himeji Castle

Where to visit in Japan, Himeji Castle

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The Himeji Castle, also known as the White Heron Castle for its elegant white architecture, is generally considered the most spectacular castle in Japan for its impressive size and beauty, as well as for its well-maintained park. Similarly, it was protected as a World Heritage by UNESCO.

Himeji Castle

Unlike many other Japanese castles, it has never been destroyed by war, earthquakes or fires, and today can boast of being one of the 12 castles still originating in the country. Read More »Where to visit in Japan, Himeji Castle

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Autumn in Japan: The Momijigari

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If it comes to Japan, the first word that comes to mind is: contrast. A country of contradictions, however, is able to live harmoniously. And this is a major feature of Japan and the Japanese that both attract tourists.

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If we talk about contrasts, the city is definitely the one that gives the most eyes: towering skyscrapers, buildings, neon lights and then, a few kilometers away, zen gardens, lakes and immense park.Read More »Autumn in Japan: The Momijigari

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Tsim Sha Tsui, the waterfront of Hong Kong

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Tsim Sha Tsui is a promontory on the tip of the Kowloon peninsula that seems to point directly at Victoria Harbour, in front of Central. Tsim Sha Tsui, which could be translated from Chinese as “Sharpened Sand Mouth”, was once home to several Chinese villages, including the port of Heung Po Tau, where ships left carrying cargoes of incense.

Tsim Sha Tsui

Today Tsim Sha Tsui is a major tourist center in the metropolitan area of ​​Hong Kong, with many shops and restaurants, particularly popular with tourists, especially in the evening, enjoy strolling along the seafront to admire the glittering skyline of Hong Kong. To be considered for the different museums in Hong Kong are located in the area.Read More »Tsim Sha Tsui, the waterfront of Hong Kong

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Turkey, the statue of the prince who take selfie

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The Craze of selfie is taking a bit ‘too carried away. It is proof of this statue which is in Turkey that has become a tourist destination for fans of the self timer – because this means selfie – but also the subject of numerous controversies.

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The statue is located in Amasya and depicts an Ottoman prince while take a picture with the phone. The steel sculpture was commissioned by the municipality of this city of about one hundred thousand inhabitants in the north of the country not far from the Black Sea, and has been placed on Saturday, May 9 in the town square, immediately attracting many curious and many critics.Read More »Turkey, the statue of the prince who take selfie

Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre

Cambodia: The largest butterfly center of Asia

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Touristically speaking Cambodia and Angkor Wat, the Khmer temple that is located near the city of Siem Reap, built by King Suryavarman II between 1113 and 1150, for the Guinness Book of Records, is the broader religious place in the world, for Cambodia’s main tourist attraction, often inserted in a route from Thailand will arrive at Angkor Wat.

Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre

But obviously Cambodia is changing, thanks to tourism, and today offers other tourist destinations, such as the largest open-air museum of butterflies in Southeast Asia, which is always close to Siam Rep. The Banteay Srey Butterfly Centre offers visitors an amazing sight: here visitors can observe the entire life cycle of the butterflies, the pupae to the first flutter of colorful and rare specimens.Read More »Cambodia: The largest butterfly center of Asia

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Tips for Traveling to Sri Lanka

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The breathtaking island of Sri Lanka is known for its beauty, but the gateway to the east and west also has incredibly welcoming people. In fact, one of the best parts of visiting Sri Lanka is getting to know the culture and people of the land.

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The country has a passion for cricket and rugby, which are played in a festival-like environment. For those wanting a more relaxing experience, the beaches of Sri Lanka are unlike any in the world. Guests first need to make a reservation at Sri Lanka’s boutique hotel for comfort. Visiting the country can provide both adventures and relaxation.Read More »Tips for Traveling to Sri Lanka