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How to Travel Solo with Confidence in Bangkok
The capital of Thailand, Bangkok is a cosmopolitan city offering loads of different experiences for discerning travellers whether they are first-time visitors, families, adventure seekers, solo visitors etc. Known as the land of Smiles, the Thai people are visitor-friendly and courteous. Furthermore, it is well known for its shopping scene from mega malls to vibrant markets, exotic Thai cuisine and more. Discover how to enjoy the best experiences of Bangkok as a confident solo traveller.
Pavithra JinadasaPublished about 4 hours ago in Wander23 most mysterious ancient world wonders that you should visit once in your life
1. Machu Picchu (Peru) In the 15th and 16th centuries, Peru's Machu Picchu was the royal garden and sacred religious site of the Inca leaders. A century later, Spanish invasions brought the Inca civilization to an end. In 1911, people found more than 3,000 steps and 150 buildings here.
13 most beautiful world heritage sites in Asia you cannot miss
Travel website Rough Guides offers a list of the 13 most beautiful world heritage sites in Asia, including Vietnam's Ha Long Bay.
The "ghost island" in the middle of the Japanese sea became a UNESCO world cultural heritage
Japan is a country of scenery, culture and cuisine, with countless factors that attract tourists. Among them is a location off the coast of Nagasaki, which was once used as the setting for a movie by James Bond "Agent 007". That is the "ghost island" Hashima - or Gunkanjima.
My First Time Praying
I wasn't sure how I became so depressed and self-destructive. I remember wanting so badly to be content with myself. But, no matter what I did I couldn't be. Not on my own. I believe now, that we are born with challenges that we must face to grow and learn about the beauty of love, or God. I didn't know this then the first time I cried for his help, his sovereignty.I was crying because I was lost, lost inside my mind where I've laid or relied on my entire life.
Cerina GalvanPublished about 18 hours ago in WanderWhy the Netherlands Turns Orange for One Day Every Year: Celebrating King’s Day!
Introduction: Every year, on April 27th, the Netherlands undergoes a dramatic transformation. Streets, canals, parks, and even the skies become adorned with the vibrant color orange. This spectacle isn't just a random celebration; it's King’s Day (Koningsdag), a national holiday dedicated to the birthday of King Willem-Alexander. This article delves into the rich history, cultural significance, and modern-day festivities of King’s Day, exploring why this day is marked by an explosion of orange and joy across the Netherlands.
The Rhythm of the World: 10 of the Best Jazz Festivals!
Introduction: Jazz, with its roots deep in the African-American experience, has grown to become a universal language of music that transcends borders and cultures. Every year, cities around the globe celebrate this genre through vibrant festivals, bringing together the finest musicians and passionate fans. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a curious newcomer, these festivals offer a unique blend of history, innovation, and soulful performances. Here are ten of the world's best jazz festivals that promise an unforgettable musical journey.
AN OASIS IN PICCADILLY
Green Park was my escape from the four walls of the Corporate Office world, usually each day. I enjoyed exiting the air-conditioned offices to breathe fresh air in the Park. I'd either go early or after the lunchtime rush because, on a sunny day, the Park filled up pretty quickly with office workers.
Tabby LondonPublished about 23 hours ago in WanderThe cave is recognized in the world as the most beautiful.
Most of the park area is limestone and is linked to the Hin Namno National Biodiversity Reserve of Laos, forming a large Karst block. This Karst block accounts for 3/4 of the Park's area, has an altitude of 300 - 1,100m, is located in the northwest of Quang Binh and extends about 100 km along the Vietnam - Laos border. The Phong Nha - Ke Bang karst area of Quang Binh has the added advantage of having water circulating through the karst terrain and many other favorable conditions to form giant karst cave systems. Areas where the cave ceiling collapses will form "sky wells" (similar to the sinkholes in Son Doong Cave or Hang Vom). Long sections of caves with collapsed ceilings will expose rivers that used to be underground streams, such as Ca Roong River, Rao Thuong River... In Vietnam there is no karst area with ideal conditions for forming caves. so much and so loud.
Ken aquariumsPublished a day ago in WanderThe Enigmatic and Breathtaking Northern Lights
Introduction Have you ever gazed up at the night sky and witnessed a dance of vibrant colors illuminating the darkness? If so, you may have been lucky enough to witness the awe-inspiring phenomenon known as the Northern Lights. In this article, we will delve into the enchanting world of the Northern Lights, exploring their origins, captivating beauty, and the best places to witness this natural wonder.
Hudaifah BorraPublished a day ago in WanderMysterious prehistoric stone statue forest in France
The "loneliest" island in the world According to Unilad, Bouvet Island is located in the middle of the sea between Argentina, South Africa and Antarctica. The island has been claimed by Norway. The country considers it a protected nature reserve, is uninhabited and remains deserted, almost completely covered in snow and ice. So it cannot be a tourist destination, even for adventurous people.
Ken aquariumsPublished a day ago in WanderHy-Brasil: Legendary ghost island and mysterious UFO coordinates written in binary code
Hy-Brasil is a mysterious island that appeared on maps from 1325 to the 1800s, the ghost island of Hy-Brasil located somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean west of Ireland.