Adventure Activities for Luang Prabang Laos UNESCO Word Heritage Centre Care to visit a UNESCO World Heritage Centre that provides modern comfort along with 19th-century colonial architecture? Luang Prabang Laos should be your next destination then! This magnificent place is located at the convergence of Nam Khan and Mekong rivers. Ancient Buddhist temples to traditional night markets contribute an enormous value to this unparalleled destination. It’s a picturesque scene to view the Buddhist monks walking…
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Your Bucket List for Almaty Kazakhstan Almaty is one of the most alluring Russian conceptions ever to take place in Central Asia. In addition the snow capped Zailiysky Alatau adds more colour to the leafy destination Almaty. The modern Almaty entails rich apartments, expensive food outlets, sparkly shopping malls, fancy coffee lounges, nightclubs, and large SUVs wandering around the city. Not surprisingly this is the main transportation hub of Kazakhstan so, thousands of locals and…
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The Orangutan Experience of Borneo The goal of any traveller who visits Borneo is to spot and explore the life of Orangutans. The specialty of Borneo is, not only you can see them in the wild but also in semi-wild environments. The Orangutang population decreased from 66,000 (in 2006) to 45,000 or less at present. So, if you want to visit Borneo just to see them you have made the right choice. In the next…
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What Siliguri India Has to Offer the Tourist Siliguri is a major city belonging to India’s state of West Bengal. The city is popular for tourism, tea, and timber. Casually Known as the 3 T’s. It is surrounded by the Mahananda River and the Teesta River. Due to its geographical location, it is an important hub for trading and transportation. Let’s take a look at the many places that a tourist can visit to get…
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The Highlights of Mumbai India Previously known as Bombay, Mumbai is a very busy city belonging to India’s Maharashtra state. It has a large population and is the second most populous city just behind Delhi. This city consists of three UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Amidst being a famous city among tourists, there is a large part of Mumbai that suffers from poverty while another part says home to large buildings, elite hotels, and restaurants alongside…
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