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There is no one in the world who doesn't heard about the Great Pyramids, at least once in their lifetime. They are considered the landmark of the Earth created thousands of years ago and still is a...

On Earth, the Sahara Desert, which is around 3.5 million square miles in size, is the most vast, driest, hot, and expansive desert (9,064,958 sq. km). It is situated in Northern Africa, tucked...

Internet One of the most spectacular festivals celebrated in Kullu Valley is Kullu Dussehra, a well-known International Mega Dussehra festival celebrated in October in the Himachal Pradesh state of...

Silent dawn, silent dusk - no rings, no chimes, not even the sound of frogs or crickets. The panoramic sky above the lofty New Mexico's arid land in the USA is so clear that the Milky Way, the moon...

World Animal Day is a day to celebrate the animal kingdom. Every year on October 4, World Animal Day or World Animal Welfare Day is celebrated. On this day, wildlife activists and animal lovers...

Ridge upon ridge of deep red sand stretches from horizon to horizon across the Simpson Desert in the dry heart of Australia. In 1845, Charles Sturt, the first European to set eyes on the scene,...

Land so bereft of spirit that it has been dubbed the 'desert within the desert'. Rolling waves of dunes, some as lofty as 790ft (241m), touch the horizon and lead to still more dunes in an eternal...

Vietnam is a country that has a lot to offer. From its beautiful beaches to its ancient history and culture, Vietnam is one of the most ideal places for anyone who is looking for beauty and...

Fiji is made up of a group of more than 300 islands in the South Pacific archipelago. Only 110 of them are inhabited, the remainder still has their natural beauty and charm. Eastern, Western,...

The typical perception of a river is that it is a long, meandering waterway that flows through plains and valleys before reaching an ocean or lake which fertilizes the soil over its whole course,...

Dussehra in Mysore (Mysore Dasara) commemorates the victory of the goddess Chamundeshwari ( a warlike incarnation of Durga) over the buffalo-headed demon Mahishasura who ruled Mysore and symbolizes...

Known as the 'Golden Valley', the Fergana is a 22,000-sq km (8,500-sq mi) wedge of rich arable land enclosed by the Tein Shan and Pamir Mountains. The 300-km (190-mi) long valley is a picturesque...