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Mostly known to be the land of the rising sun, japan has much to offer for visitors. With its hardworking and interesting people, this country boasts of numerous destinations attractive for any foreigner's eye. Ranging from arts, entertainment and a fascinating culture to the inviting islands full of volcanoes, Japan attracts a large number of visitors every year. When many people think of Japan, the image of a technologically healthy society comes in mind. However, it also offers a wide range of things for you to see. This article looks at some of the things you may not want to miss on when visiting Japan. Hiroshima peace Memorial One of the things you will find irresistible to visit is the Hiroshima peace memorial. Perhaps nearly every sane person knows the history behind Hiroshima, and it will be a great pleasure to visit it. Though many western countries were not for the development to the site, this area draws large crowds that want to learn much about what happened.

New Culture, Adventure, Delicious Food mainly Freshly Caught Seafood, Shopping, Strikingly Beautiful Views, Gorgeous Coastline, White-sand Beaches, Salty Breezes and No Crowds - these are some common things everyone craves for when it comes to the perfect vacations.   If your want to escape from your busy life and calm yourself down to such a perfect destination then quickly head to one of the world’s most beautiful land - Tahiti, the ultimate "Fantasy Island". It is the largest island of French Polynesia, which consists of a number of smaller islands, atolls and archipelagos in the South Pacific Ocean. The most populous and most famous island is Tahiti and the best known is the Muroroa atoll. The main island of Tahiti is located in the archipelago of Social islands and it is divided into two parts: Tahiti Nui (Big Tahiti) and Tahiti Iti (Little Tahiti). Here is a list of things you need to see on Tahiti : 1) Shopping in Papeete You can find over 200 stands that ar

National Geographic Channel is back with a brand new episode of Megastructures this July. The channel is continuing Megastructures with its legacy of showcasing the biggest of the structures from around the world. The special episode tells how mega-dreams became Megastructures. So, get yourself ready for an awesome journey to explore India’s biggest private port - Mundra Port in the special episode of National Geographic Channel will be aired on Saturday, 19th July at 7 PM. In the show, you will discover the enormity and magnificence of the Mundra Port along with seamless work done by the employees About Mundra Port Developed in October 1988, Mundra port - India’s largest commercial port. It is located in the Northern Gulf of Kutch and caters to the large northern hinterland of the country. Interestingly, its state-of-the art, high speed and safe mechanized material handling and storage allows the staff of port overcome unthinkable engineering challenges everyday. S

Time runs faster and never waits for anybody. Before you realize this and be 30, it is good to go hand-in-hand with time and accomplish all things you had wished for in your twenties. Stop staring in the mirror in shock: “We’re getting so old!” and try below few simple courageous acts before turning 30 and do yourself a favor:- Be A True Explorer You have missed your life's biggest opportunity of adventure and fun, if you've not traveled alone yet. Exploring a country as a foreigner is always a fun ride where you can find the fear and exhilaration together. Before stepping into your 30th year, melt down in the surroundings of any place of your choice and experience the ultimate life of a true explorer. Forget everything about you and your previous life. Just live like a free bird. Learn To Say "NO" A thumb rule to a good and happy life - learn to say "NO" without giving any apology or long list of reasons. You need to realize that it's your

This mausoleum built in India in around 1630 AD still attracts hundreds of visitors from various parts of the world. Its construction took a total of 22 years and the result was a monument that stands among the seven most famous wonders of the world. Sited in the modern day Agra city in Uttar Pradesh state, this soulful symbol of love is a true representation of unique early Mughal and Persian architecture. History of Taj Mahal: It was constructed as a gift by a husband to his beloved late wife. Having died during delivery, Mumtaz Mahal’s husband named Shan Jahan who was the then emperor had to give her a gift the world hadn’t seen before. On her death bed, the emperor wife had requested for a monument in her remembrance. He sought the services of a Persian engineer and astrologer who designed it. It hosted the tomb of the wife and later the emperor’s after his death and burial next to her wife. A total of 22000 workers had to be hired to build this monument and carry marble all

For many people, a patch of Elysium means being able to live by the sea, with the sound of the surf lapping at the shore and the salty breeze greeting them through the windows.  It’s truly something to live for – a seaside property, especially if it stands close to a world-famous beach like Bondi. Here are some properties around the world that get the beach lifestyle down pat. Argentina This wood-clad concrete beach house in Argentina made the most of its lot’s topography—with spectacular results. Housing a young couple with three children, the property sits on the dramatic sand dunes of Mar Azul in Buenos Aires province and boasts a prism-like floor plan. A terrace commands great views of the sea. Australia It’s hard to miss the iconic Pole House, a salient attraction of the Great Ocean Road in Australia. This beach house is named as it was perched some 130 feet above Fairhaven Beach in Victoria. Brazil Beaches are part and parcel of Brazil; it only makes perfect