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Posted by Margarette L. on May 24, 2013
With roughly 7,107 islands, there’s nothing much better to do in the Philippines than to explore what all those islands have to offer.
The Philippines is an archipelago which is divided into 3 major islands: Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao. Known for the hospitality of its people and dubbed as the Pearl of the Orient seas, the country has an unparalleled beauty especially for travellers who love the beach. The rich marine life and the colorful culture make a great combination that makes this...
Posted by Margarette L. on May 24, 2013
When talking about India, people usually call to mind Mumbai, Delhi, Bollywood, snake charmers and spices. But, there’s more to India than towering buildings and outsourcing companies. In fact, there’s a little known part of India that deserves attention as one of the best gifts of nature to man – the picturesque Chamoli District in the Uttarakhand state of India. More than just a favored spot by people who are looking for adventure, this is also one of the best places to visit when you...
Posted by Margarette L. on May 23, 2013
Bhutan is a landlocked country in the Himalayas. Due to its isolation, the country’s culture has been preserved and to this day, it is rooted in the traditional way of life. The best time to visit the country is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). For travelers who are looking for an adventurous trek, the autumn season is the best time with the clear and crisp skies. On the other hand, spring is considered as the most beautiful time of the year as the country is...
Posted by Alex P on May 23, 2013
Nobody can hope to try out all of the marvellous casinos in Las Vegas during a single visit, but these are five that anyone passionate about casino games will not want to miss out on experiencing.
The MGM Grand
Grand by name and grand by nature, this is perhaps the single most spectacular casino in a resort full of them. The thirty storey building offers great hotel facilities and casino gaming, but also numerous swimming pools, waterfalls, rivers and the Garden Arena, which plays host to...
Posted by Margarette L. on May 23, 2013
Japan is by far one of the most intriguing countries in South East Asia. Tokyo, Japan’s capital is filled with fascinating contrasts with its emphasis on tradition tempered by the country’s technological advancements. Despite its rapid modernization, remnants of the old Japan can be seen in Tokyo’s stone lanterns and in shrines which are scattered along an expansive lane of noodle shops, ritzy shopping centers and skyscrapers. Tokyo’s charm lies in its contrasting qualities together...
Posted by Alex P on May 22, 2013
Just east of Emperor Qin Shi Huang’s Mausoleum in Xi’an, Shaanxi Province, China lie the famous Terra Cotta Warriors – a tribute to the first Emperor of China, and one of the most significant archeological discoveries of the 20th century. Hidden for thousands of years, discovered within the three pits in 1974 are approximately 8,000 soldiers, 130 chariots, and 150 cavalry horses, each hand-carved and placed in formation within the elaborate underground scene.
The amount of labor required...
Posted by Alex P on May 21, 2013
Paris is one of the most romantic cities in the world. Home to the Eiffel Tower, Notre Dame and Le Louvre, it is rich with famous buildings, cafes and brasseries, and home to an abundance of museums and galleries.
However, if you’re planning on visiting Paris, confining your trip to the more obvious tourist attractions merely scratches the surface of what this wonderful city has to offer.
Treyn Paris city breaks represent a thoroughly relaxing way to discover the city. If you’re heading to...