Branded as ‘Asia’s Most Affordable Gateway’, Clark it is a delightful location that is quirky and full of surprises

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Flights to Clark from various destinations can be found below:Rome – Clark, 2 – 20 October 2020, 490 eurosBarcelona – Clark, 16 – 29 November 2020, 697 eurosMilan – Clark, 3 – 16 October 2020, 682 eurosLondon – Clark, 6 – 21 November 2020, 670 eurosClark is a sprawling metropolitan boasting many places of interests … Continue reading Branded as ‘Asia’s Most Affordable Gateway’, Clark it is a delightful location that is quirky and full of surprises

Nagoro, Japan – the village with toy residents

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Nagoro is a tiny Japanese village with one very notable feature: a life-sized doll population that outnumbers the human population nearly 10:1. The toy residents are the work of local Tsukimi Ayano, who began making doll replicas of her neighbors after they died or moved away. Once working in the garden, Tsukimi made the first … Continue reading Nagoro, Japan – the village with toy residents

A dancing forest

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A tree, when left to its own device, will normally grow straight. But when the tree is young and its trunk is tender, it can be forced to grow into any shape. At many places on Earth you’ll find trees with such signs of distress, but the identity of the perpetuators is often a mystery. … Continue reading A dancing forest

Mother Nature’s answer to Photoshop: Zhangye Danxia Landform – Rainbow Mountains

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Zhangye's Danxia landscape has lots of precipitous red cliffs, most of which are several hundred meters high, and multicolored ridges of weathered strata, sometimes stretching to the horizon. These formations, sometimes smooth sometimes sharp, stand out against the greens or grays of the plains , looking grand and magnificent, vigorous and virile. Across the danxia … Continue reading Mother Nature’s answer to Photoshop: Zhangye Danxia Landform – Rainbow Mountains

The Rocky Mountaineer – Transparent train through the Canadian Rockies is one of the most scenic rides in the world

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There’s something romantic about traveling by train. You travel quickly, but not too quickly to miss out on the views. And for visitors to Western Canada — home to iconic sites like Banff National Park — views are important. For travelers who don’t want to miss a thing, there’s nothing better than a trip on … Continue reading The Rocky Mountaineer – Transparent train through the Canadian Rockies is one of the most scenic rides in the world

Socotra Island – the most alien-looking place on Earth

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Legend has it the otherworldly dragon’s blood tree first grew on the spot where two brothers, Darsa and Samha, fought to the death. In Arabic, it is known as dam al akhawain - “the blood of the two brothers”. The unique tree, with its crimson resin and dense crown of prehistoric leaves, is a beloved … Continue reading Socotra Island – the most alien-looking place on Earth

The narcissus glade in the Rodna Mountains has blossomed – VIDEO

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The administration of the Rodna Mountains National Park announces the tourists interested in hiking in Poiana with daffodils from Valea Vinului that it is ready to welcome them ", write those from the Rodna Mountains National Park. According to them, the optimal interval for visiting Poiana cu Narcise is about 1-2 weeks from now: “We … Continue reading The narcissus glade in the Rodna Mountains has blossomed – VIDEO

10 unique things about Sweden that you probably didn’t know

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Sweden is a country in Northern Europe, which occupies the eastern part of the Scandinavian Peninsula and borders Norway and Finland and is internationally recognized for the quality of life of its citizens. Statistics show that the inhabitants of this country use 52% of energy from renewable sources and even 99% of the waste that … Continue reading 10 unique things about Sweden that you probably didn’t know

The Danube Delta

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After the continental journey through several countries and absorbing countless lesser waterways, the Danube empties into the Black Sea south of the Ukrainian border. The Danube Delta, included on Unesco’s World Heritage list, is one of Romania’s leading attractions. At Tulcea, the river splits into three separate channels: the Chilia, Sulina and Sfântu Gheorghe arms, … Continue reading The Danube Delta

Glow in the ocean

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Incredible bioluminescent waves have been creating remarkable scenes at Southern California's beaches. The phenomenon is caused by dinoflagellates, microscopic marine plankton. "Occasionally they are found in high concentrations, resulting in red tides, so called because the high abundance of organisms discolors the water," explains the Scripps Institution of Oceanography on its website. "If the dinoflagellates … Continue reading Glow in the ocean