travel guide

Penon de Ifach is one of the tiniest nature reserves in Europe, at only 45 hectares. It offers a great home to a diverse mix of flora and fauna, including more than 300 animal species and some rare...

Water birds by the million flourish in the Pantanal - a watery world of lagoons and pastures in the centre of South America, mainly in Brazil. The air resounds to their calls, and huge flocks on...

One of the most well-liked 8000-meter mountains in the Himalayas for climbing is Dhaulagiri. Known as the seventh-highest mountain in the world, Dhaulagiri is a mountain in Nepal. This peak's...

Kashmir observes the Saffron Festival for three days. Every October through November, the town of Pampore celebrates the event. The purpose of this celebration is to assist saffron growers in...

Some 40 km (25 mi) from Krabi, off Thailand's southwestern coast, Ko Phi Phi is a group of limestone islands that just sharply from the surrounding turquoise sea. Phi Phi Don is both the largest...

Unlike their counterparts in many other European cities, citizens of the Dutch capital never lost their trams - but by the end of the 20th century, Amsterdam's extensive network was getting tired,...

Lying off the northwest coast of Western Australia, the Buccaneer archipelago's 1,000 islands were once part of the mainland but have been cut off by rising seas since the last ice age. Vegetation...

Wadi Rum is undoubtedly considered one of the most gorgeous deserts on earth. The spectacular sandstone and basalt mountains that rise out of the sandy bottom of this protected area on Jordan's...

Extinct Mount Kenya is a volcano that first developed approximately 3 million years ago & last erupted approximately 2.6 million years ago. Mount Kenya National Park was established in 1949, and in...

The otherworldly alpine vista of North Tyrol is the stuff of a photobook - speedy mountain streams falling down forested slippery slopes, rich verdant valleys flecked with villages, snow-capped...

Visiting the smallest countries in the world can be exciting as you can explore almost everything in a shorter time, showing off that you have seen all attractions over there in just a few days....

The largest island in the Mediterranean, and the first multicultural society in the world, Sicily is the eye of the needle of European history. Strategically placed at the tip of Italy, it has...