Troodos Mountains are located in the Nicosia and Larnaca districts of Cyprus, and they are the largest mountain range in Cyprus, with the highest peak being Mount Olympus at 1952 meters above sea level. The entire mountain range has multiple ski slopes, making it the most well-known ski resort in Cyprus. Troodos Mountains is not just a mountain, but also a place rich in culture and history. It is home to several mountain resorts that provide convenience for tourists. At the top of the mountain, there are numerous churches, with the most famous being the painted churches of the Troodos…

The final holiday destination is situated in the wild Bhote Koshi River Gorge, with barren and steep slopes towering cliff tops, surrounded by dense wild jungles and pristine forests. This is a place where you can leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind and relax perfectly and thoroughly. The Last Resort is an absolute place to relax your body and mind. For adventure enthusiasts, the resort’s spectacular natural surroundings provide a vast and stunning adventurous playground for you. Whether you are seeking adventure or relaxation, The Last Resort is your best choice! The Last Resort offers a variety…

Rub’ al Khali Desert, meaning “the empty quarter” in Arabic, got its name because it occupies about a quarter of the Arabian Peninsula, making it one of the largest deserts in the world. This desert covers the entire southern region of Saudi Arabia and most of Oman, the United Arab Emirates, and Yemen, with an area of approximately 650,000 square kilometers, exceeding the total area of the Netherlands, Belgium, and France. Also known as the “Arabian Desert,” Rub’ al Khali stretches in a northeast-southwest direction, measuring 1200 kilometers in length and approximately 640 kilometers in width, with a total area…

Konya is the capital of Konya Province in Turkey, the seventh largest city in Turkey, and one of the most conservative metropolises in terms of religion in Turkey. This city has a long history of over five thousand years and was a significant military stronghold during the Byzantine and Ottoman Empires. As a religious center of Turkey, Konya is renowned as a “natural historical art museum” due to its rich cultural traditions and ancient history. With its long history, Konya has preserved some landmarks and monuments, including mosques, museums, among which the most famous are the Alaeddin Mosque and the…

Bandar Seri Begawan is located at the mouth of the Brunei River where it flows into the South China Sea, in the southwest of Brunei Bay. It is the capital and largest city of Brunei. This modern city serves as the political, economic, and cultural center of Brunei, and is also known as the world’s largest water village, earning the nickname “Venice of the East.” Bandar Seri Begawan exudes an air of nobility, elegance, and serenity throughout the city. It is divided into the old town and the new town. The old town, known as the “water village,” is uniquely…

Baghdad is located in the middle of the Mesopotamian Plain and serves as the capital of Iraq. It is the capital of the Baghdad Province and the largest city in Iraq, as well as its economic and cultural center. Historically, Baghdad was the political, religious, economic, commercial, academic, and transportation center of Islamic civilization. Among Middle Eastern cities, Baghdad ranks fourth after Cairo, Tehran, and Istanbul, and second in the Arab world after Cairo. Despite the ongoing conflicts in Iraq in recent years, Baghdad remains a city with numerous historical sites. The Baghdad Tower, the National Museum of Iraq, Baghdad…

The historical relics of Kaesong are located in Kaesong City, consisting of remnants representing the ruling base of the Goryeo Dynasty. From the city’s Feng Shui selection, palaces, city walls forming the urban defense system, to educational institutions, one can understand the spiritual values it encompasses. Therefore, it was listed as a World Cultural Heritage Site in 2013. In 2004, the Complex of Koguryo Tombs became the first World Heritage Site in North Korea, with the Historic Area of Kaesong being the second. In 2007, North Korea first applied to the International Council on Monuments and Sites to list the…

Semarang is located on the north coast of Java, Indonesia. It is the capital of Central Java Province and the fifth largest city in Indonesia. It is also one of the many Indonesian cities with a large Chinese population. It was a major port during the Dutch colonial period and remains so to this day. Semarang is a bustling administrative and trade city with deep ties to China, evident in the Chinese influence throughout the city. Its name is derived from the Chinese naval hero Admiral Zheng He. Therefore, the legendary Semarang Cave where Zheng He is said to have…

Located at the delta where the Barito River and Martapura River converge on the island of Borneo, Banjarmasin is the capital of South Kalimantan, Indonesia. As a deep-water port, Banjarmasin has a well-developed trade system and serves as an important industrial and agricultural center, as well as a hub for shipbuilding in the neighboring regions. Banjarmasin is one of Indonesia’s charming cities, surrounded by water on three sides. The winding Barito River flows peacefully through the city center, making the areas along its banks the busiest commercial districts in the city, earning Banjarmasin the nickname “City of Water.” The Sabri…