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The Perito Moreno Glacier was named after the Argentine naturalist and explorer, Perito Francisco Pascacio Moreno (1852-1919), who, among ... -
An archaeological site known as Ratu Boko Palace, hold a great mystery and unclear history that remains unsolved. Named after the leg... -
Explore the World Heritage-listed Great Barrier Reef, which stretches for more than 2,000 kilometres along the Queensland coastline. Snor... -
Bondi Beach is one of Australia's most famous beaches and well-known worldwide. It has probably featured on more postcards and more t... -
About... Floating above the landscape of central java like a series of concentric circle that forms a giant mandala, there isi borob... -
Tepito Ote Henua (“The Center of the World”), as the people who lived there once called it, is the most remote inhabited island on the pl... -
The Elqui River runs some 140 km to the beaches of La Serena , passing through hills laden with vineyards and towns that have made blen... -
Emmarentia Dam is situated less than 6km from the Johannesburg city centre, and just a few minutes from Sandton, making it the idea... -
Composed of over 250 separate cascades, and straddling the border between Argentina and Brazil, the Iguazú Falls (or “Cataratas”, as they... -
St. Moritz is the most famous holiday resort in the world. The sun shines an average of 322 days a year - more than anywhere else in Swit...
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