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Jun12

Grand Lisboa

Published by Asya in Asia, China, Hotels, Spa, Swimming, Urban Tourism

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Located in the central business district, it is one of Macau’s tallest buildings with 52- storey. Grand Lisboa is a well-known city landmark and often is definite as the most luxuries casino and hotel in Asia. Just only for your information, the project amounts to US$375 million. At night, the building is as a kaleidoscope with 1.2 million light colors diodes on its surface.
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Jun10

Extraordinary Images Of Earth

Published by misha in Bhutan, China, Cruise, Flying, New Zealand, Parks, Photos, Sri Lanka, Travel Stories

sri lanka coast

This is the south-western coast of Sri Lanka (26th December 2004). In this picture we can see the ocean rapidly retreats 400 metres,  just 5 minutes prior to the arrival of a devastating tsunami.
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Jun01

Spectacular Bridges

Published by misha in China, Hiking, Japan, Papua New Guinea, Photos, Singapore, Travel Stories, United States of America

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This is Beipanjiang River Railroad Bridge located in Guizhou, China. The bridge is a huge railway bridge that was built as part of the much larger ‘guizhou-shuibai railway project and connects two mountains. Its highest point is 918ft above the ground. The bridge has succeeded in connecting 2 of the country’s poorest areas.
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May25

The most crazy buildings of the world – part 3

Published by Asya in Arts, Asia, China, Europe, Netherlands, Photos, Urban Tourism

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Piano house in Anhui, China

This unique piano house is in Anhui Province, China. This building was designed by the local Chinese government to attract more development to this area. Inside of the transparent violin is the escalator to the building, where a variety of city plans and ideas for the future development are on display.
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May08

Hong Kong International Airport

Published by iv in Airlines, Asia, China, Photos, Shopping, Travel gear, Walking

Honk Konk- air

It is the largest airport in the southern part of the country, and serves as the operational base for China Southern Airlines. The Hong Kong International Airport was named the world’s best for the seventh-year in an annual survey of passengers, with Asian airports dominating the top positions in the list. 
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Apr28

Shanghai, China

Published by misha in Arts, Asia, China, Cultural, Eating, Hiking, History, Museums, Parks, Photos, Shanghai, Sightseeings, Travel Stories, Urban Tourism

Pearl of the Orient, Paris of the East. For a century and a half  Shanghai was the wildest, wealthiest, flashiest city in Asia—the rival of any world capital. Western visitors were captivated by the crowded, chaotic, yet thoroughly cosmopolitan city. Foreign powers carved out concession zones featuring their own cafes, clubs, police forces, and legions of prostitutes.
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Apr08

Sevva, Hong Kong

Published by misha in Arts, Asia, Chillin, China, Eating, Photos, Restaurants, Romantic, Sightseeings, Urban Tourism

Sevva is a rooftop restaurant/club on the 25-th floor penthouse of the Prince’s Building in Hong Kong with a breathtaking views of the city harbor. The native Calvin Taso says ‘ We Chinese eat all the time. Nibbles, snacks, power breakfasts, late breakfasts,  lunch tea, drinks.’In my opinion Sevva is a real social hub with unique interior and vast establishment, giving its several restaurants and bars a relaxed elegance.
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