Angkor Wat - Cambodia

Angkor in Cambodia is a complex of religious temples at the capital of the Khmer Empire and is the most important archaeological site in the region. The most famous of these temples is Angkor Wat, a Hindu temple built under the rule of King Suryavarman II in the Temple Mountain architectural style. Angkor Wat, which means Ctiy of Temples in Khmer, was the state temple and capital city, and later became a mausoleum for Suryavarman II. Angkor...

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Leblon, Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

Leblon, a neighborhood in Rio De Janeiro, is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Rio. Leblon is famous for its beach that is located right next to Ipanema Beach, at the far west end of the same coastline. A shallow canal and park known as Jardim de Ala or Allah’s Gardens separate the two beach front areas in Rio De Janeiro. Some of Rio’s most chic clubs, restaurants and boutiques are found thronged in Leblon and its nearby streets. ...

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Kakadu National Park

Kakadu National Park in Australia is a major tourist attraction that draws tourists with its wide variety of flora and fauna along with its towering escarpment containing aboriginal rock art. This place of natural beauty has a lot to offer: Fauna One of the highlights of the Kakadu National Park is definitely its fauna; here you can see animals like crocodiles, wallabies, dingos, goannas and countless species of birds. Some of the birds at the park are, endangered species such as the Red Goshawk, Hooded Parrot, Partridge Pigeon and...

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Puente del Inca - Argentina

Puente del Inca in Argentina is one of the most remarkable natural wonders. It is a natural stone bridge over the River Caves, situated 2,720 m above the sea level in Mendoza. Researchers suppose that in ancient times ice covered the river, and the ice sheet formed a support for snow, dust and rocks that fell from the nearby mountains in avalanches..  This stone bridge over the Rio Mendoza has rock walls and the remnants of an old...

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