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Houses in valley & villagers working in Garden in Listvyanka village. Read More »

Torres del Paine National Park has 598.593,02 acres surface, was created in 1959 and declared World-wide Reserve of the Biosphere by UNESCO in 1978. Torres del Paine National Park is located between the Mountain range of the Andes and the Patagonian steppe with heights that vary between the 65,62 feet and the 10.006,56 feet. Torres del Paine National Park is ... Read More »

Wudang Mountain, in the northwest of Hubei province, is perhaps the best known of China’s Taoist holy mountains. It was listed by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 1994. The mountain has several main tourist attractions, covering an area of 300 square kilometers. From afar, the scenery resembles a beautiful, traditional Chinese landscape painting. Wudang Mountain is famous ... Read More »

This is in the island’s Cultural Triangle which contains fascinating historic sights such as the old capital city of Polonnaruwa and the world famous Sigiriya Citadel.In the foothills of the island’s Hill Country lies the exquisite town of Kandy.The major landmark is of course the Dutch Fort which has undergone a largely Dutch Government restoration of the public areas. Within ... Read More »

  Austria is another beautiful country in Europe with amazing mountains. It has some of the most beautiful mountains in Europe. Austria is renowned for its winter resorts and beautiful mountains to tourists from all around the planet. It is a country rich in traditions, music and contrasts.    Read More »

Pyramids and wonderful temples are the great things to enjoy in Egypt. Travel to Egypt offers you the nature and desert treks, fishing, golfing, scuba diving and birding groups. The Great Pyramid of Giza, the best-known of the group standing outside of Cairo, is the only one of the ancient Seven Wonders of the World that also graces our list. ... Read More »

Machu Picchu stands 2,430 m above sea level, this five-century-old pre-Columbian site was once the home to the Incas. Until American historian Hiram Bingham publicized his findings of the area in a 1911 book called “Across South America,” the mountain-top ruins were widely unknown to anyone living outside of the Urubamba Valley and nearby Cusco. It was probably the most ... Read More »