Fiordland National Park, New Zealand One of the most beautiful national parks, Fiordland is home to many deep fiords including the most popular Milford Sound, Doubtful Sound and Dusky Sound. The wildlife in this area includes dolphins, seals, deers, hare, Kakapo (the only flightless parrot in the world), kiwis and more. Spread across an area of 12,500 square kilometers, the park is heavily forested.   Read More...

Ranging Waters in California, USA Of the three Ranging Waters located in Sacramento, San Dimas and San Jose, the one in San Dimas offers the most thrilling experience. Amidst its many attractions, the DropOut - one of the tallest slides in the USA - offers a seven level plunge providing a near free fall experience with a speed just close to 60km per hour. Moreover, Dr. Von Dark's Tunnel of Terror is a blackout slide that takes visitors through a tunnel with a 15-meter drop as well as 360-degree spin.   Read More...

Tunnel of Love, Ukraine Actually a railway line in an urban-type settlement called Klevan in Ukraine, the Tunnel of Love is one of the unspoilt destinations across the globe. The best time to visit the tunnel is spring when a large canopy of trees is formed along the railway line, which kind of brings all the fairy tales to life. The Tunnel of Love hasn't really attracted much attention, bringing lesser people to the place and making it one of the most romantic places on earth.   Read More...

Khan el-Khalili, Egypt This open-air marketplace dates back to 1382, thereby gives a glimpse into the look and feel of medieval markets. Located in Cairo, the market is divided into two portions – one with cafes and restaurants, and other with hundreds of vendors selling an ample variety of merchandise. The market streets, with a labyrinth layout, look exotic and are extremely busy. Bargaining is the key to get great deals as the prices aren't fixed in this market.   Read More...

Pine Valley Golf Club, USA One of the most challenging golf courses in the world, Pine Valley Golf Club is located in the rolling, sandy ground deep in the pinewoods of southern New Jersey. Founded by amateur golfers in 1913, this 6,765-yard golf course was designed by George Arthur Crump who sketched out the first 15 holes, however completed only first 11. After his death in 1918, many designers took over the project one after another and made several alterations. It's a highly exclusive club with over 900 members around the globe. &n... Read More...

1. USA A leader in many different fields, USA has the most technologically advanced military power in the world. Apart from that, it leads in other sectors including medical technology, biotechnology, spaceflight technology as well as scientific research, which has broad implications in diverse fields. While the nation leads in every other sector, it certainly lags behind in computer technology and follows Japan and China, the two countries that have the world's most powerful supercomputer and the second most powerful supercomputer res... Read More...

The birds of prey, eagles have strong build, large size, powerful claws, exceptionally keen eyesight and huge beak, all of which help them to spot a potential preys, capture them and tear the flesh off their bodies. Eagles have many species, of which more than sixty can be found in Eurasia and Africa, two in North America, nine in Central America and 3 in Australia. These large birds usually find a great home in open areas nearby a water body, where they make eyries (nests) of sticks and fresh green leaves.   Read More...

 Abandoned Town of Balestrino, Italy Arguably the most picturesque ghost town in the world, the abandoned town of Balestrino is medieval town, which was owned by the Benedictine abbey of San Pietro dei Monti in the 12th century. Tucked away on a hilltop amidst olive trees, the town was hit by a series of earthquakes in the 19th century. The residents of town left their belongings behind and relocated to a safer area, which was also named Balestrino. Read More...

Tulip  The whimsical flowers are cultivated in abundant colors, both in single and double shades, and varieties that are categorized in upto fifteen groups The spring-blooming perennials tulip plants can grow as small as 4 inches or as high as 28 inches.   Read More...

London, England Home to some eminent fashion designers including Christopher Kane, JW Anderson, Erdem, - to name a few - London recently jumped to numero uno spot in a list compiled by a media-analytics company. The credit of recent dominance of London in the global fashion front goes to style icon Kate Middleton, the Duchess of Cambridge, who has redefined the royal chic, and of course, late Alexander McQueen, one of the finest British designers.   Read More...

Sydney Mardi Gras, Australia Started as a gay rights march in 1978, the Sydney Mardi Gras evolved as an annual LGBT ( Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender) pride parade and festival over time. Starting from the second Thursday in February, the festivals ends on first Saturday in March. Drawing around 300,000 spectators, the event consists of parades and marching troupes. Each parade scales 1.7km through the Sydney CBD and Darlinghurst and begins with gleaming motorbikes of around 200 Dykes on Bikes on the Oxford Street, which are usually ... Read More...

Nurburgring, Germany Originally built in 1927, the Nurburgring is a 5.148km race track around the Nurburg village in Germany. The start/finish area of the old track was demolished in 1982-83 and a new Grand Prix track, called GP-Strecke, with 16 turns was built. The old track, however, was considered the toughest and most dangerous race tracks of the world. Three times winner of World Drivers' Championship, Jackie Stewart called the old track of Nurburgring 'The Green Hell'.   Read More...