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Jun29
Published by Asya in Biking, Cities, Climbing, Europe, Hiking, History, Liechtenstein, Monuments, Parks, Relaxing, Swimming, Walking
Houses the palace of the prince, the seat the government and the parliament, the town of Vaduz is the capital of Liechtenstein. Apart from beautiful nature including the Rhine and Alps, Vaduz has a number of very interesting cultural sights and endless opportunities for outdoor activities. It is a picturesque, architecturally-stunning town that has a welcoming atmosphere and a rich history.
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Jun28
Published by Asya in Cities, Cultural, Europe, History, Monuments, Photos, Romania, UNESCO, Urban Tourism
Located at the foot of the Carpathian Mountains, in the centre of Romania, Brasov is one of the largest and most charming cities of the country. Founded in 1211, it is one of the best preserved cities in all of Europe. Brasov is home to a very pointy Orthodox church and one of the narrowest streets in Europe. Called “the Prague of Transylvania”, the old city was thoroughly restored to the delight of an increasing number of tourists.
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Jun28
Published by iv in Arts, Asia, Cultural, History, India, Monuments, Photos, Travel gear, Walking
Enclosed by a graduate stratum and a trench, the Junagarh defence of Bikaner is an inviolable fortress. It’s exquisitely decorated interiors are in an fantabulous tell of saving. The defence was originally titled Chintamani and was renamed Junagarh or “Old Gather” in the premature 20th century when the ruling stock affected to Lalgarh Fortress extracurricular the inclose limits. This forgather was built by Aristocrat Rai Singhji, the sixth mortal of Bikaner, who ruled make 1571 to 1612 AD. The defence is real hot as an undefeated forgather strongbox date. The Junagarh gather is a huge thickening lodging a product of fascinating palaces.
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Jun28
Published by Asya in Europe, History, Parks, Travel Stories, United Kingdom, Walking
Rye House Gatehouse is all that remains of a once fantastic fortified manor house constructed by Sir Andrew Ogard in 1443. it was one of the first brick built buildings in the United Kingdom and one of the finest medieval moated sites in Hertfordshire. The gatehouse is a Grade I listed buildings. The site has a vibrant history from the Rye House Plot – an unsuccessful attempt to assassinate King Charles II, to being a workhouse and a place where the Victorians came to enjoy landscaped gardens, banquets and the delights of the countryside.
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Jun27
Published by iv in Arts, Asia, Cultural, History, India, Monuments, Photos, Relaxing, Travel gear, Walking
Jantar Mantar was shapely in 1724 by Raja Jai Singh II of Jaipur in Delhi. Jantar Mantar of City, is an large construction with masonry instruments. The canvas of this worthy astronomical observatory, Jantar Mantar way ‘help for preparation”. The toy is other high work of Amerind structure which shows the scientific acumen of ancient India. It has e’er attracted architects, historians and scientists from all over the man.
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Jun27
Published by iv in Asia, History, India, Monuments, Photos, Travel gear, Walking
Murud-Janjira is the localised gens for a meet situated on an island upright off the inshore community of Murud, in the Raigad govern of Maharashtra, Bharat. The forgather is chassis in the sea 2 km privileged of Murud. The forts is approached by sailboats from Rajapuri jetty. The meet, collective at the end of the 17th Century, is nearly entirely uncastrated straight today, despite the ravages of wander and course, a testimonial to the marvels of ancient room. Shivaji, Sambhaji and the Peshwas proven to deal over the meet. But the Marathas, Brits or European could never bewitch Janjira.
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Jun27
Published by iv in Asia, Cultural, History, India, Monuments, Museums, Photos, Relaxing, Travel gear, Walking
Kumbhalgarh Fort is the sec most influential foregather of Rajasthan after Chittorgarh. Settled at a length of 64 kms from Udaipur in Rajasmand dominion, Kumbhalgarh Enclose is easily reachable from the municipality of Udaipur.Cradled in the Aravali Ranges the meet was shapely in the 15th century by Rana Kumbha. Because of its inaccessibility and inimical topography the assemble had remained un-conquered. The defense is self-contained and has within its alloy near everything to oppose a unsound blockade.
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Jun27
Published by Asya in Arts, Cultural, Europe, Hiking, History, Museums, Photos, Relaxing, Romantic, Slovenia, Swimming, Walking
Radovljica is a small historical town in Gorenjska region, Slovenia. Radovljica was a village till the 15th century and the old town centre is a fine example of the mediaeval townsfolk architecture. Located only 45km to Ljubljana and 8km to Lake Bled this old charming town boasts a wide range of sights and activities. There are a plenty of good restaurants, hotels, campings and swimming pools. The area is home to countless hiking and cycling paths, some great accommodation options including an award-winning campsite, a newly built tourist farm and several old town guest houses.
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Jun26
Published by Asya in Brazil, Cultural, History, Parks, Photos, Relaxing, Reserve, Romantic, Sailing, South America, Swimming, Walking

Within the 8000km of the Brazilian coast, Arraial d’Ajuda is a little village located on the top of impressive colourful cliffs in the state Bahia, Brazil. With endless perfect sandy beaches, sweet water, sun all year round and huge variety of entertainments, the region is certainly the hottest one. In Arraial d’Ajuda you have the choice between eight breathtaking beaches, nearly 18 km in length. Some of them protected by reefs, forming natural swimming pools at low tide, others still preserved and semi deserted.
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Jun24
Published by iv in Asia, Cultural, History, India, Monuments, Photos, Travel gear, Walking

Dhamekh Stupa is situated in Sarnath, close the Varanasi port of India. Dhamek Stupa is arguably the most significant artifact at Sarnath. The Dhamekh Stupa, Sarnath is a position of outstanding veneration and is the most visited pilgrimage parcel for Buddhists in Bharat. Dhamekha Stupa was improved on the site where Noble Saint preached his initial lecture, after attaining Knowing in Bodh Gaya. Buddhistic pilgrims belonging to diverse countries travel this situate for circumambulation of this consecrated Stupa and to tender worship to Siddhartha.
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