General Santos City is the southernmost city in the Philippines, and it is also the capital of South Cotabato province. At the same time, it is one of the most fascinating cities in the Philippines. Situated at the southern tip of Mindanao Island and extending to Sarangani Bay, General Santos City is a beautiful modern city with unique natural landscapes and diverse social and cultural scenes. The ecological nature reserve park, located 15 kilometers from the central business district, is a well-known attraction in the area. Formed millions of years ago, the karst lava, lush vegetation, misty waterfalls, naturally mysterious…

Pokhara is located in the Bokhara River Valley on the southern slope of the Himalayas in central Nepal, about 200 kilometers east of Kathmandu. It serves as the administrative center of the Western Development Region, Gandaki Zone, and Kaski District, making it the second largest city in Nepal. Surrounded by mountains on all sides, Pokhara is renowned for its natural landscapes such as snow-capped mountains and lakes, making it a popular tourist destination in Nepal. Phewa Lake, situated in the heart of Pokhara, is the second largest lake in Nepal. The crystal-clear lake water, mesmerizing reflections of the snow-capped mountains,…

Can Tho City is located on the south bank of the Bassac River, facing the south of Hau Giang Province, one of the five municipalities in Vietnam, and is the fourth largest city in Vietnam. The city is the largest city in the Mekong Delta and a significant political, economic, and cultural center in the Nine Dragon River Delta. Can Tho City is known for its bustling floating markets, exquisite glutinous rice paper, and picturesque canal scenery. The Mekong Delta is known as the “rice bowl of Vietnam,” with more than half of the country’s rice produced here, and Can…

Pongour Waterfall is located in Lam Dong Province, 50 kilometers south of Da Lat city in Vietnam, and is renowned as one of the most beautiful and spectacular waterfalls in Vietnam. The waterfall is 40 meters high, 100 meters wide, and surrounded by untouched forests, making it the largest waterfall in the Da Lat region. Pongour Waterfall is a tiered waterfall with a total of 7 levels, a drop of 25 meters, and attracts a large number of tourists and Buddhist followers from around the world every year. During the rainy season, the breathtaking waterfall scenery is indescribable in words…

The Maresha-Beit Guvrin Caves are located in the Beit Guvrin-Maresha National Park in Israel, also known as the “City beneath the City”. These are a series of man-made caves, carved out of the soft chalky limestone of the Judean Lowlands, situated in the historical cities of Maresha and Beit Guvrin. The Maresha-Beit Guvrin Caves represent a microcosm of the Land of the Caves, witnessing over 2000 years of cave excavation and usage history from the Iron Age to the Byzantine period, showcasing a variety of underground construction methods. Initially, the caves were remnants of ancient quarries dating back to the…

The Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex is located in Ninh Binh Province, south of the Red River Plain in Vietnam, in the southern part of the Red River Delta. It includes three main protected areas: the Huế Ancient Capital National Special Heritage Site, the Trang An Scenic Landscape – Sân Vận – Bích Động National Special Heritage Site, and the Huế Special-Use Forest Area. In 2014, it was inscribed as the world’s first mixed natural and cultural heritage site, becoming Vietnam’s first mixed heritage property. With a total area of 4,000 hectares, the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex consists entirely…

Like the Colossus of Rhodes, archaeologists have yet to find any trace of the Hanging Gardens, in fact, many ancient authors who mentioned the Hanging Gardens in their works only heard about it from others and did not actually see it. Is the Hanging Gardens purely a legend? The Hanging Gardens were located to the east of the Euphrates River, about 50 miles south of the Iraqi capital Baghdad, in the ancient city of Babylon, one of the four great civilizations. The Babylonian Hanging Gardens were never actually hanging in the air; the name purely came from the incorrect translation…

The Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is located to the east of Imam Square. It is an exquisite religious building, which was built in 1602 and completed in 1619. It was built by the king for the Lebanese scholar Sheikh Lotfollah. The huge dome, deep blue wall decorations with gentle Arabic patterns, are truly magnificent. The best time to visit Sheikh Lotfollah Mosque is when the climate has distinct four seasons. The northern part is relatively cool in spring, summer, and autumn, and cold in winter, while the southern part is hot in summer and warm in winter. The highest temperature is…

When you visit Isfahan, be sure to go to the Imam Square Museum. Its exterior may seem inconspicuous, resembling an ordinary mosque, but once you step inside the hall, you will be amazed. The interior walls are covered with tens of thousands of small mirrored pieces of various colors, creating a dreamlike and mesmerizing atmosphere.