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Feb20
Published by Asya in Arts, Hotels, Monuments, North America, Photos, Sightseeings, Travel Stories, UNESCO, United States of America, Urban Tourism

Located in
New York, at 46 meters tall ,
the Statue of Liberty symbolizes freedom throughout the world. Construction of the Statue began in France in the year 1875, by sculptor
Auguste Bartholdi. The final completion date of the individual sections was in June of 1884.
The Statue of Liberty National Monument officially celebrated her 100th birthday on October 28, 1986. An inspiring symbol of America, given as a gift from France in honor of the first centennial of the United States.
Continue reading One of the most universal symbols of political freedom and democracy in the world
Feb18
Published by Asya in Cultural, Europe, Events, North America, Spain, United Kingdom, United States of America
Recently we met you with some religious festivals around the world. Now we will to present some carnivals of the world. Share and enjoy…….
Notting Hill carnival

This great festival began initially from the energies of Black immigrants from the Caribbean, where the Carnival tradition is very strong. People living locally who dreamed of creating a festival to bring together the people of Notting Hill, most of whom as immigrants, were facing racism, lack of working opportunities, poor housing conditions resulting in a general suppression of good self-esteem. Colourful costumed dancers strut their stuff in time to their own floats beat. Swaying onlookers crowd ten and fifteen deep, whistles blowing and dancing in the streets.
Continue reading Festivals around the world – part 2
Feb17
Published by Asya in Climbing, Fishing, Hiking, North America, Parks, Rafting, UNESCO, United States of America

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Yosemite National Park, one of the first wilderness parks in the
United States. The National Park is 200 miles east of
San Francisco and a 6 hour drive from
Los Angeles. It is best known for its waterfalls, but within its nearly 1,200 square miles, you can find deep valleys, grand meadows, ancient giant sequoias, a vast wilderness area, and much more. Sprayed by thousand-foot waterfalls and framed by monumental granite spires – it is the most famous glacially carved landscape in the world.
Yosemite offers outdoor adventures through all four seasons.
Continue reading Yosemite – the other side of the rainbow
Feb09
Published by vanhal in Fitness&Gym, Golf, Hotels, Skiing, Snowboarding, Spa, United States of America

Amangani, meaning “peaceful home”, is located 7,000 feet above sea level, overlooking the majestic Grand Teton Mountains with meadows and grazing land in the valley below. Spectacular setting on top of the world in Jackson Hole! Truly a one-of-a-kind experience, this ‘peaceful home’ fosters well-being and a connection with the surrounding environment. Luxurious suites with sunken baths overlook the Teton Mountains. Service in a class by itself — so outstanding, it’s beyond comparison. (Housekeepers are invisible; valet details your car; when you arrive you are treated like family…) Expansive infinity pool and whirlpool 800 feet above the valley below, with views of the Grand Tetons. Enjoy the pleasures of a seaweed wrap, massage or individualized yoga instruction. Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks nearby. The town of Jackson is the southern gateway to nearby Grand Teton National Park and to Yellowstone National Park, less than 60 miles away.
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Jan29
Published by nerdeff in CONTINENTS, COUNTRIES, North America, Photos, TOPICS, United States of America

Amazing sandstone arch in the Arches National Park, Utah,
United States.
Arches National Park is of course famous for the
red arches of Entrada sandstone that occur there in great profusion, and the visitor center sells a map showing the location of over 1,000, ranging in size from Landscape Arch with an 89 metre span to small cavities 3 feet across, which is the minimum dimension for an opening to be officially classified as an arch. But there are also many other striking rock formations scattered over the park’s 73,000 scenic acres, and to see the whole area would take several days. As with most other low lying regions in south Utah, temperatures in Arches National Park may reach 110 degrees F which restricts hiking activities, although summer brings frequent cooling afternoon thunderstorms. The winter weather is not too extreme, and any snowfall is usually quite light.
Continue reading Picture of the Day – Arches Utah
Jan27
Published by nerdeff in CONTINENTS, COUNTRIES, North America, Travel Stories, United States of America
Ever wondered what is to live in one of the most expensive house in the United States? Take a look below…
10) $46,500,000 – Kauai, HI
A palace in paradise. Tara Plantation, owned by Hollywood producer Peter Guber, is a 171-acre estate perched on the northeastern coast of Kauai. The property hugs a crescent-shaped private beach, and includes a 15,000-square-foot main house and two large guest cottages. The swimming pool is spring-fed, the master suite has his-and-her living rooms, and there is a yoga studio, beach cabana, caretaker’s home, stables and corrals. It is listed with Barbara Sloan at Coldwell Banker Bali Hai
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Jan11
Published by vanhal in ACTIVITIES, Arts, Chillin, CONTINENTS, COUNTRIES, Eating, Fitness&Gym, Hiking, Hotels, Monuments, Museums, North America, Photos, Relaxing, Resorts, Restaurants, Shopping, Sightseeings, Spa, Swimming, TOPICS, Travel gear, Travel Tips, United States of America, Walking

A chic retreat,
Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain is situated high overlooking
Paradise Valley and the mountains beyond. This boutique property has an exhilarating atmosphere with its modern architectural design, huge infinity pool, Asian-inspired Spa and minimalist ‘elements’ restaurant with Jade Bar overlooking the glittering Valley.
Continue reading An unique Sanctuary on Camelback Mountain – Paradise Valley/Scottsdale, Arizona
Jan11
Published by vanhal in ACTIVITIES, Chillin, CONTINENTS, COUNTRIES, Eating, Fitness&Gym, Golf, Hotels, North America, Photos, Resorts, Shopping, Spa, TOPICS, Travel gear, Travel Tips, United States of America

The River Course served as a popular
PGA Tour site for 22 years and is currently home to the
LPGA Tour‘s Michelob ULTRA Open. Television viewers are familiar with the course’s signature 17th hole a par 3 hole perched on the edge of the James River. In 2004, original architect Pete Dye returned to
Kingsmill to oversee changes to the River Course layout and green complexes. The renovation included the addition of tees from which golfers of all abilities can enjoy, redesigned fairway bunkering on several holes presents new and exciting challenges, and resurfaced greens allow for faster and smoother putting on the recontoured surfaces.
Continue reading Kingsmill is the best destination for people who like golf & spa
Jan08
Published by nerdeff in ACTIVITIES, CONTINENTS, COUNTRIES, Fitness&Gym, Hotels, North America, Resorts, Restaurants, Spa, TOPICS, United States of America

Gather your friends together for a ‘girlie’ weekend or get body beautiful for winter with the ultimate ‘pamper holiday’ to a luxury
spa resort. Here i have selected our ten favourite
spa resorts in the
United States – you’ll have a fantastic holiday and will leave feeling great!
Continue reading Top 10 Destination Spas in the United States
Dec20
Published by vanhal in Fitness&Gym, Kayaking, Kite, Oceania, Sailing, Snorkeling, Spa, Surfing, United States of America, Videos
Set on a half mile of world-famous Waikiki Beach with majestic views of Diamond Head, Sheraton Waikiki something cool for everyone here. 80% of the spaciously appointed 1,659 rooms offer panoramic views of what looks like an eternal horizon.
Sheraton Waikiki – Introduction
It doesn’t take long to see why the Sheraton Waikiki is the hub for entertainment in one of the world’s liveliest destination resorts. During the day, guests soak up the sun while enjoying a myriad of activities from swimming, snorkeling, surfing and sailing — even whale watching in the winter.
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