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Built during the 22 years by Shah Jehan as mousolum for the beloved wife Mumtaz ul Zamani is better known as Mumtaz Mahal. An architecture in the name of love into one beautiful building in the world.
After the mean, the building that is referred to as the Taj Mahal India Located in Agra, India Uttar Paradesh area. Exactly in the border river Yamuna. Development involving 20,000 workers, most experts architects, artists, craft experts, a number of expert calligraphers, carver, stone experts from
TripAdvisor “Makes Nice” With Hotels
At least that’s what most observers think.
Or they believe the move is a reaction to Google's increasingly strong forays into the travel space.
The relationship between hoteliers and TripAdvisor has not been a happy one.
Successful hotel managers or innkeepers like Dick Pabich of the popular Salem Inn in Salem, Massachusetts, have been burned by false and exaggeratedly negative reviews on TripAdvisor all too many times. “It really drives us crazy,” he says. “
Athens, Greece
Think Athens is an old, dusty, unmaintained, just another dirty city. A European capital with no reason to reason to spend an extensive stay, unless you’re a history buff or in transit to the Greek Islands, think again. Ask anyone in the world, who enjoys a vibrant nightlife, and I guarantee you that they will say, “Athens Rocks.” Even in hard economic times, the Greeks know how to party. Athens is on par with any other city on the planet and a “party capital” full of en
Las Vegas is a dynamic and thriving city that is also referred to as the gambling capital of the world. To make traveling to this city even more thrilling, cheap tickets to Las Vegas entice tourists to this place from all over the world.
Las Vegas is situated in Southern Nevada in the eastern border of California a
Slovenia (http://tours-tv.com/ru/slovenia) will be celebrating its 18th birthday on June 25th 2009 after the country declared independence from Yugoslavia on June 25th 1991. Slovenia is still a hidden gem within central Europe with many exciting and varied travel opportunities.The compact country allows holidaymakers to experience a whole range of landscapes and activities just a short distance from each other, including city highlights, a beach break, outdoors activities around the mountains an
Golden Traingle Holidays offers many major tourist destinations to the world. From the deserts of Rajasthan to the mountain of Himalayas, India offers a vast range of flora and fauna to tourist. One of the most popular tourist spots in India is Rajasthan. Situated in the north western state of India, Rajasthan has a glorious past of brace hearts that fought with valor for their honor. The magnificent red sand stone forts and buildings are the reminiscent of the glorious past of the region. The d
Dear Colleague, If you will attend the ETOA Workshop or WTM London, we can meet with you to talk about this new system in a more detailed way.
Please visit us at WTM London between 7th and 10th November 2011, our stand number is EM 803 Proposal for invitation to World Travel Market 7th - 10th November 2011, ExCel London These days, we are excited about our international web-page that we recently finalized working on. With this new web-page, we can d |
According to the Central Intelligence Agency's 2011 World Fact Book, Vietnam ranks seventh in the world in terms of navigable rivers, canals and inland bodies of water. When you compare the size of most of the countries above it on the list, which includes the United States, Russia and China, you realize how much water Vietnam has per square mile. All this water means plenty of kayaking opportunities, but there are just a handful of established kayak tourism points in Vietnam.
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A typhoon had blown in during the day. White rain clouds lay like a boiling sea in the valleys, creating the illusion that the twisting mountain pass was an ocean road. As our vehicle turned a blind corner we came across a gaggle of motorcyclists, caped against the rain and gawping over the edge.
A Red Dao mother and child
A lorry had gone over while overtaking another lorry, trusting to a hard shoulder that had gone soft in the rain. Through the clouds we saw that the plummeting vehicle had ploug
The Best Women's Travel Writing 2010: True Stories from Around the World
Edited by Stephanie Elizondo Grist; Travelers' Tales, 352 pages; paperback, $17.95
Reviewed by Heather Cassell
Published: Ocotber 5, 2011
Get ready. Pack your bags. You are about to embark on 27 adventures that will take you all over the world, inspire your wanderlust, and journey into your own heart in the Best Women's Travel Writing, edited by award-winning writer Stephanie Elizondo Griest.
Succulent and ri
The Brooklyn Museum in New York has begun the process of returning precolombian pieces to Costa Rica, after a 77 year stay in the New York Museum. The pieces were collected by a Brooklyn businessman, Minor Keith, as he worked in the railroad and fruit industries in Costa Rica and he donated them to his hometown museum in 1934. The pieces will be displayed in Costa Rica's National Museum and will help shed light on the mysterious precolombian days of the country.
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The Worldwide Rafting Championship 2011 is just around the corner. International teams have been arriving since last week and are already training at the renowned Pacuare River.
For the third time, Costa Rica will be hosting this important event; the first was back in 1991 for the first World Rafting Championship, then again in 1998. The International Rafting Federation (IRF), main body of the sport chose Pacuare River commemorating the first championship that took place 20 years ago and also to
GALVESTON ISLAND, Texas (Sept. 27, 2011) —Halloween fun will come alive in historic downtown Galveston with the Saengerfest Mini Monster Bash on Saturday, Oct. 29 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Saengerfest Park, 2302 Strand. The Saengerfest Mini Monster Bash, a family friendly Halloween carnival, offers a costume contest at 3 p.m., assorted games with prizes, and trick or treating at various downtown businesses from 2 to 4 p.m.
Children, ages 11 and under, are invited to dress in their favorite costumes fo
Pandemonium has been reigning over Munich for the last two weeks. Hordes of people wandered the cramped streets of the capital of Bavaria in hopes of finding a seat on a wooden bench under one of 14 tents. What kind of madness is this? Answer: The kind of madness you would be lucky to be part of.
Yes, it’s Oktoberfest.Sixteen days filled with würstl, dirndls dresses, oompah music and more “Maß” (one-liter mugs) than you can count.
Every year during mid-to-late September, the fairgrounds of Ther
