Mount Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia
The Australian Outback And Dazzled At The Stars
Banos, Ecuador
The Clouds To Mount Roraima, Venenzuela
The Sea Of Stars On Vaadhoo Island, Maldives
The Hot Air Balloon Across Cappadocia, Turkey
The Clouds at Salar Uyuni, Bolivia
The Edge Of The Troltunga, Norway
Petra, Jordan!
St James Park
Morden Hall Park
The Parkland Walk
The Horniman Museum and Gardens, Forest Hill
Nunhead Cemetery
Angel Canal
Daunt Books
Wisteria Tunnel  (Located at the Kawachi Fuji Gardens in Kitakyushu, Japan)
Hotel La Montaña Mágica (located at  uilo Huilo, a private Natural Reserve in the Los Rios region of Chile)
The Crooked Forest ( located right outside of Nowe Czarnowo, West Pomerania, Poland)
Tunnel Of Love ( located in Kleven, Ukraine)
Blue Lagoon Hot Springs ( Â Iceland )
Ice Canyon ( Â ice canyons in Greenland )
Ball Pyramid ( located southeast of Lord Howe Island in the Pacific Ocean )
The Great Barrier Reef ( Â located in the Coral Sea, off the coast of Queensland, Australia )
Plitvice Lakes National Park ( Â Southeast Europe )
Norway And Sweden
USA And Mexico.
Spain And Portugal
Russia And Belarus
Usa And Canada.
Pattaya is a small city in Thailand and is a famous beach resort filled with tourists and expatriates. The city is located on the east cost of Thailand and lies about 130 km to the south west of Bangkok. The city is a self-governing municipal area and is the centre for heavy industries and production units in the city. Let us explore some of the top 10 reasons to visit Pattaya in this article.
Top 10 reasons to visit Pattaya:
Nightlife In Pattaya
Beaches In Pattaya
Pattaya Shopping Street
Pattaya Elephant Village
The Sanctuary of Truth Pattaya
Pattaya Walking Street
Pattaya Coral Island
Pattaya Stone Park & Crocodile Farm
Pattaya is a land of historical and cultural significance worth visiting by tourists. For more related information of Pattaya and its tourism, visit www.triphobo.com
Everyone knows the summer tourist places of Europe. Can you name the winter cities of the continent? For all you winter lovers out there, the European winter is both a forced to be reckoned with and enjoyed. Given below are some of the tourist places your Europe travel itinerary for winter season could include-
1. Abisko, Sweden:
Abisko is as far north as any train in Europe can take you. A white paradise for those who thrive in chilly temperatures, the sun doesn’t make an appearance throughout the months of December and January. The dark day and nights just adds to the charm of this little winter town. Aside from the run-off-the-mill winter activities like skiing, dog sledding and ice skating, the national parks of Abisko sure are a sight for sore eyes. The Northern Lights seen like never before are visible in beautiful vistas! Be sure to check out the world’s first hotel made purely out of ice whilst you’re at Abisko.
Bbisko in Winter
2. Copenhagen, Denmark:
A fairytale winter city, Copenhagen looks right out of the pages of a Hans Christian Anderson tale. Can you think of a better way to spend a wintery afternoon sipping hot chocolate within the confines of a cozy pub and watching the snow blanket the city? Bond with the local folk over a hot beverage and enjoy the winter sights that Christiansborg Slot and the Rosenborg Castle to name a few. February is a month of winter-ous festivies like the Wondercool event which includes art and culinary shows.
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Copenhagen in Winter
3. Transylvania, Romania:
We’ve all read and quivered while reading Dracula, his liar immediately becoming top priority on our bucket lists. To have as much as authentic experience as possible, it goes without saying that winter is the best season. Other than the affinity to produce the one single cause of a majority of nightmares, Transylvania has quite a penchant for medieval castles and cathedrals. Apart from a rich historical background, head over to the ski resorts for some winter fun.
Transylvania in Winter
4. Venice, Italy:
The Venice Carnevale held in February, is one of the most awaited events in all of Europe. The entire city takes to the streets and celebrates the time before Lent with masked faces and formal balls. Known for its exquisite hand-made masks, no two masks will ever be the same. If you’re looking for some winter fun, it can’t get any more exciting than the Carnevale. The paid events can be a bit pricey, but there are plenty of free events that you can be a part of- masks and all!
Venice in Winter
5. Prague, Czech Republic:
The quintessential cobblestoned streets and spiral cones skyline, the beauty of Prague is best enjoyed in the winter. Surprisingly, not many tourists visit Prague during the winter making it the perfect getaway to enjoy some cold. Prague is a city that blossoms in the winter, especially if it’s a white winter. Huddle up and stroll along the Prague Castle and then pay a visit to the Choco Café which has dazzling varieties of hot chocolate.
Prague in Winter
Contrary to popular belief, European travel cities can be enjoyed in the winter and as you can see, some of them are in fact, meant to be visited only when the cold sets in. These cities are as tourist friendly in the winter as they are in the summer. So get out your travel planners and plan your winter vacation.
Every country has something unique to call their own. If it’s not the crowds of India, it’s the ritual of a siesta in Spain or the street food of China. Thailand too has one such unique aspect- the floating markets- that are so looked forward to by both tourists and locals alike. A floating market is nothing but vendors occupying places by a canal in their canoes where they sell fresh produce as well as ready-to-eat delicacies. A favorite past time on the weekends, plan your Thailand trip itinerary keeping the floating markets in mind.
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1. Amphawa:
The Amphawa floating market is particularly popular amongst the local folks. A short ride from Bangkok, scores of localities flock to the village of Amphawa to shop for the week. The biggest floating market of the country, it’s not as frequented by tourists as the other markets in Bangkok; if you want to experience some local culture, head over to the Amphawa floating market. Whilst you’re there, treat your taste buds to some exquisite barbequed seafood frying on many-a-boats. Open all day long; check the bus schedule before you leave.
Amphawa Floating Market
2. Damnoen Saduak:
Open only from 9 am to noon, the Damnoen Saduak floating market is perpetually thronged by tourists and is fast becoming one of the least preferred floating markets of Thailand. Unless you’re pressed for time or have no interest in actually delving into the know-how of the floating markets, you could skip the Damnoen Saduak altogether. Owing to the huge tourist influx it sees, this floating market is presented better with exorbitant prices; don’t bother haggling! The best time to visit the Damnoen Saduak floating market is in the morning before both the heat and crowd sets in.
Damnoen Saduak floating market
3. Khlong Lat Mayom:
From the sheer volume of floating markets, your confusion of which ones to visit is understandable. If you’re looking for something authentic and closer to the local life, the Khlong Lat Mayom floating market is where you should go. One of the most laid back floating markets of Thailand, there’s a sense of serenity here which will put you at ease and allow you to amble about at your own pace with vendors and artists that don’t pressurize you into buying anything if you don’t want to.
Khlong Lat Mayom floating markets
4. Taling Chan:
If food is what you desire, the Taling Chan floating market is your answer that God exists. When the delicious smells of freshly grilled food coming wafting and beckon you, you’ll know you’re heading in the right direction. Catering primarily to the appetite of its visitors, the Taling Chan floating market also sells fresh food along with cooked delicacies- should you want to carry back some edibles with you! The best way to enjoy some local food would be sit yourself down by the canal; there are plastic chairs and tables available if you don’t want to sit on the ground.
Taling Chan floating markets
5. Bang Nam Phueng:
The latest addition to the list of floating markets in Thailand, the Bang Nam Phueng floating market is not known in the tourist circle but is quite popular among the Thai. The region of Bang Nam Phueng is rich in agriculture and the produce sold in this floating market is all cultivated in this area. For all of you who are eco-friendly, one aspect of the Bang Nam Phueng floating market might particularly appeal to you- instead of using plastic plates and bags, the vendors opt for banana leaves and coconut husks.
Bang Nam Phueng floating markets
Suffice to say, if your Thailand itinerary doesn’t include a visit to any of these floating markets, you’re missing out on some premiere travel experience!
I’m a freelance writer based in the Philippines and recently, I was fortunate enough to be invited by a client to meet up in Kuala Lumpur. Friends who’ve been to the city said it’s possible to spend a weekend in KL under RM500, and so, I also took that as a challenge to see if it’s true—me being always on the lookout for budget travel opportunities. It turned out itwas, and I discovered too, that KL is very similar to Manila, the city in which I grew up in, in more ways than I initially thought.
As a traveler, I’ve made it a point to experience the wonder that’s the human potential in each and every one of my trips. I know that sounds a bit too heavy, but once you meet various people from different cultures and have stood on the ground and walked the path that countless people of different origins, each with a story to tell, have also walked on—you realize that what matters most in travel is not the photos you take or the sights you see, but the emotions you feel, being somewhere new yet inherently familiar. Walking in the streets of Kuala Lumpur produced that kind of for me in a tremendously positive way.
From the moment the sun set on that first night in KL, I knew that my decision to roam the local nightlife scene was a good decision. My home country boasts of some amazing nightclubs, but compared to KL, where the lights seemed brighter, the music louder, and the atmosphere somewhat warmer, I felt no amount of home sickness that night. I’m not much of the drinker, but being there, smack dab in the middle of Kuala Lumpur’s hottest club district, watching the people happily walking past me with the unmistakable smiles of glee on their faces, made me feel as if I’m back home in Manila.
Daytime in Kuala Lumpur provides as much splendor as nighttime as the city is just, and this is without any stretch of embellishment, simply majestic. Looking at the Petronas Twin Towers is simply inspiring, and the Sultan Abdul Samad Building gives off a heightened sense of spirituality, no matter what faith you may subscribe to. Just like Makati’s Central Business District, the streets of KL at daytime can be both busy and calm at the same time, and I couldn’t describe my impression about it with any other word but serene.
As a Filipino, I see a lot of similarities between Kuala Lumpur and a few distinct cities from my homeland. These similarities made me feel really at home during my trip to this foreign land, while the glaring differences instills in me a sense of growth that many seasoned travelers would understand. In all of the cities around the world that I’ve visited, I feel KL has embraced me as tightly as I embraced it during my short but memorable stay.
“This guest blog post is written by Mr. Jep Barroga about his Kuala Lumpur traveling experience. You can check out his other articles at this blog; for any inquiries you can directly contact him at jepbarroga@gmail.com.”
I am sure that every photography loving person would definitely love this blog post. As I am a travel blogger so I always keep in search of some cool shots which I can use in my blog posts. Whenever I visit any tourist spot then I always clicked some images to preserve the travel memories. To capture a perfect reflection image or a mirror image it is always important to have perfect timing. Photographer should also think about surrounding weather condition. As reflection image is a type of image related with water so your image would be more attractive and clear if you get more still water. Surface of water should be stable and undisturbed while clicking the shot.  So let’s have a look at some of the awesome reflection shots.
1)Â Alila Villas, Bali, Indonesia.
Alila Villas Bali Indonesia
Alila Villas is a great beach resort in Bali province of Indonesia. It is a best five star resort to enjoy the great luxurious accommodation experience.
2) A mountain in Leh, India.
Leh Mountains
Leh is a city of Kashmir state of India which is commonly known for beauty of mountains and lake. A perfect tourist destination in Asia to plan a best summer trip.
3) Milford Sound in New Zealand.
Milford Sound in New Zealand
The most famous tourist destination in New Zealand. It has been also voted as world’s top travel destination in 2008.
4) Mount Cook in New Zealand.
Mount Cook in New Zealand
The highest mountain in New Zealand and also located in central area of country. A perfect tourist destination for hiking lovers.
5) Taj Mahal, Agra, India.
Taj Mahal India
One of the Seven Wonders of the World. If you are planning for a trip to India then must have a visit here. Also known the “Symbol Of Love”.
6)Â West end of Business Bay in Dubai.
Dubai City Skyline
As we all know that Dubai is one of the best tourist spots in the world. Here you can enjoy the stunning skyline night view of skyscrapers in the city.
7)Â Wizard’s Hat, Bandon, Oregon.
Wizard’s Hat, Bandon, Oregon.
Bandon is a small but cool tourist city to visit in Oregon State of USA. You can see some naturally formed rock formations along the coast in Bandon. Wizards hat is one of them.
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Kottayam locale is an excellent area in Kerala with the regular marvelousness of mounds, backwaters as well as lakes. The majority of the tourist spots in Kottayam like Erumeli, Pathiramanal and much more are Places to see in Kottayam.
Erumeli the village where nature resides, is placed around the range of 60 km towards the northeastern part from Kottayam. The hamlet is settled in the rich jade Western Ghats. This hamlet is additionally the entry point to South India’s most conspicuous traveler focus-the Sabrimala holy place. Erumeli is a vital pilgrimage point for the Hindus as well as Muslims. Shree Dharmasastha Temple here is an age-old temple committed to Lord Ayyappa. Kanakapalam adjacent to the temple is a place where the background is dotted by teak plantations.
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Pathiramanal the enchanting island of sands has a mythology behind its formation. It is believed that when a brahmin plunged into the Vembanad lagoon to carry out his evening ablutions the water moved so that land could rise from underneath to form an island. You will find thousands and thousands of extraordinary wandering birds from all over the world in this little island, a site you can behold for a lifetime.
The Aruvikkuzhi Waterfall is located approximately at a distance of 18 kms., from Kottayam and is a must Kottayam sightseeing place. This stunning picnic spot is positioned around 2 kms. Downwards of  a mud path from Kumarakom. The watercourses at this place jingle as they move via the countryside and the water howls as they flow down the mounts from a100 feet height. The vacationists can as well get pleasure from the shadow of the rubber farms here.
Anchuvilakku, around the range of 22 km from Kottayam is a stone light post, constructed close to the Changancherry vessel wharf. This light post is a commonplace case of Kerala building design, and was manufactured by the eminent luxury contender Veluthampi Dalawa. The market at Changancherry, one of the biggest in Kerala, was likewise built by him. The five lights on this post are lit by kerosene.
Kayyoor is one of the places to visit in Kottayam which is a captivating scene framed by the chain of green slopes at the Bharananganam Panchayat. A place of worship committed to the Pandava siblings of the epic Mahabharata is discovered here. Just ghee is utilized to light the lights here. Ladies are not allowed inside the temple.
Nattakom and Panachikad are the two calm villages and the best among the Kottayam tourist attractions are grand reservoirs accompanied by glowing green adds appeal to it. The transient flying creatures come to these present verdant views during the season and remain till the conclusion of the season A pontoon ride starting from Kodoorar located in Panachikad towards Kumarakom is an extraordinary path to unwind and revel in nature’s amplitudes.
If Vacation is what has just struck your mind, consider Kottayam tourism – The place in God’s own country that does not lose its charm in any season and keeps shining. Discover Kottayam places to visit accommodation, transportation with Kottayam City Travel Guide at JoGuru.com.
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