Victuals Market was originally a farmers market but it has now turned into one of the top sights in the center of Munich. Victuals Market is located in the heart of Munich’s historic city center. It received is name from the Latin word “victus” which is synonymous for food. The market has transitioned from a…
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Big Bend National Park is one of the few place left in the United States where you can completely get away from man-made influences. Big Bend National Park is one of the most remote national parks in the United States. It is located in the middle of the Chihuahuan Desert with its southern border being…
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Patong Beach is the most popular beach resort town in Phuket, Thailand. Patong Beach is famous for its 3 km long white sand beach lined with restaurants, cafes, bars, shops and legendary nightlife. The beautiful long white sandy beach is stunning and it is busy during the day with beach goers enjoying the warm weather,…
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Vatican City is the smallest independent nation-state in the world and the residence of the spiritual leadership of the Roman Catholic Church. Vatican City became an independent state on February 11, 1929 defined by the Lateran Treaty. Its territory is the world’s smallest land area totaling a mere 44 hectares (108 acres) and is located…
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The Tegallalang Rice Terraces are a network of small rice paddies that are meticulously carved into the hillsides creating a stunning landscape. The Tegallalang Rice Terraces are located in the small town of Tegallalang about 25 minutes away from Ubud, Indonesia on the island of Bali. The rice terraces are famous for their beautiful scenes…
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The San Antonio River Walk is the defining feature that sets San Antonio apart from most other cities. The San Antonio River Walk is 15 mile long and is broken up into three sections – the Museum Reach, Downtown and Mission Reach. The most famous section and the section that most visitors to San Antonio…
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Driving the Road to Hana is more than just a great scenic drive through Maui. It is an event of seemingly endless hairpin turn, through tropical rainforest and ocean side cliffs with views of waterfalls and truly unique beaches. The Road to Hana is a 64 mile long stretch connecting Kahului to the town of…
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Bratislava Castle is the most famous landmark in Slovakia. The origins of Bratislava Castle date back to the 9th century when it was built as a stone fortification on a hill above the Danube River. Since then the castle has been reconstructed and expanded many times over the centuries. In 1811 the castle was destroyed…
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The Han Bridge is one of several bridges and building that contribute to the nighttime rainbow of colors along the Han River in Da Nang, Vietnam. The Han Bridge was completed in 2000 and connects the Pham Van Dong Street on the east side of the Han River to Le Duan Street on the west…
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The Colosseum is a massive ancient Roman amphitheater that is famous for showcasing large-scale entertainment events like gladiator battles, hunts pitting humans against wild animals and executions of prisoners of war and criminals. The construction of the Colosseum began in 72AD under Emperor Vespasian but he died before it was complete. His two sons, Emperors…
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Thousand Islands National Park is a group of picturesque granite island with rugged shorelines along the St. Lawrence River. Thousand Islands National Park is comprised of 26 islands and 90 islets that are located in the Canadian portion of the 1000 islands region of the Saint Lawrence River. The 1000 islands region is along the…
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The ceremony of the Voladores was an ancient ritual that was originally performed to appease the gods, asking for rainfall and ending the severe drought. Today, the ceremony of the Voladores (flying men) is a cultural heritage event that is performed by several groups in Mexico and Central America. The ceremony involves four men climbing…
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