Grodno – Belarus Grodno Travel Guide
Grodno is located on the banks of the Neman River, adjacent to Poland and Lithuania. It is the capital of Grodno Region in Belarus, and also serves as a hub for international and domestic transportation in Belarus. Grodno is one of the oldest cities in Belarus with a rich history. Many ancient castles and religious buildings are still preserved in the city. The St. Boris and St. Gleb Church is the oldest surviving building in Grodno, representing the ancient Black Ruthenian architectural style. Built before 1183, it is now a candidate for the UNESCO World Heritage List in Belarus. Another…
Lilongwe – Malawi Travel Guide
Lilongwe is located in the plains area along the Lilongwe River in central-west Malawi, serving as the capital and second largest city of Malawi, as well as the capital of the Central Region. The city is filled with high-rise buildings and bustles with prosperity, while the surrounding hills are lush and the scenery magnificent, making Lilongwe one of the fastest developing cities in Malawi. Leveraging its favorable natural conditions, Lilongwe has undergone years of development to stand proudly in the bush-covered savannah, emerging as the political, economic, and transportation hub of Malawi, as well as the commercial center for grain…
Enriquillo Lake – Dominican Enriquillo Lake Travel Guide
Lake Enriquillo is located in a valley gorge in Barahona Province, Dominican Republic. It is the largest and lowest lake in the Caribbean Sea, and one of the few saltwater lakes in the world where crocodiles inhabit. Lake Enriquillo covers an area of 375 square kilometers, with a maximum depth of 52 meters and is 45 meters below sea level, surrounded by mountains. It is considered a thrilling lake and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Unlike most saltwater lakes where animals rarely live, Lake Enriquillo is home to crocodiles, iguanas, and flamingos. In the center of…
Subic Bay – Travel Guide to Subic Bay, Philippines
Subic Bay is a bay on the southwest coast of Luzon Island in the South China Sea, located 90 kilometers (35 miles) northwest of the entrance of Manila Bay, extending north to the coast of Luzon Island. Known as the “Oriental Little America,” Subic Bay in the Philippines was once the base of the U.S. Pacific Fleet and has successfully transformed into a unique tourist destination and economic zone. Subic Bay places great emphasis on environmental protection while developing its economy and has managed to achieve a harmonious development between tourism and industrial zones. Local guides explain that when foreigners…
Palanga – Palanga, Lithuania Travel Guide
Palanga is located on the shores of the Baltic Sea, a seaside city in western Lithuania and a bustling resort destination. The city is one of Lithuania’s beautiful seaside resort cities, known for its lively entertainment performances and a 470-meter long pier extending into the sea. Here, people can relax and unwind in the gentle sunlight, cool and comfortable seawater, fresh air, and the deep blue sky, while enjoying beautiful sea sunsets every evening. In addition, surrounded by the Palanga Botanical Garden, the Palanga Amber Museum is the largest among the many amber museums around the Baltic Sea, offering visitors…
Mana Island – Fiji Mana Island Travel Guide
Mana Island is an outer island of Fiji. One side of the island has been developed into a resort area with single wooden villas that are elegantly designed and fully equipped inside. All non-motorized equipment, such as snorkeling gear and kayaks, are available for complimentary use. The other side of the island is home to a local village where indigenous people still lead a simple life of fishing and farming. Located in the middle of the Mamanuca Islands, Mana Island is a small island with ethnic characteristics and primitive charm, serving as an excellent diving destination in the South Pacific….
Ismailia – Egypt Ismailia Travel Guide
Ismaïlia is located in northeastern Egypt, on the west bank of the Suez Canal, and is the capital and largest city of Ismaïlia Governorate in Egypt. This city is the central city of the Suez Canal region and the location of the Suez Canal administration center, known as the “Canal Queen.” Ismaïlia is one of the three major ports along the Suez Canal, and is a garden city irrigated by the waters of the canal, with coconut palms, grasslands, and gardens scattered throughout, earning it the titles of “the most beautiful city in Egypt” and “the bride of the canal.”…
Camaagüey – Guide to Camaagüey, Cuba
Camagüey is a city in central Cuba, in the Caribbean. It is the capital of Camagüey Province and serves as an important industrial, commercial, and transportation center. The city was founded in 1515 and is currently the third largest city in the country. In July 2008, the historic center of Camagüey was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The symbol and emblem of Camagüey is the water jar (Tinajón), hence it is known as the “City of Tinajones” because Camagüeyans have traditionally used water jars to store rainwater. Legend has it that tourists who drink from the water jar in…
Royal Palace in Phnom Penh – Cambodia Phnom Penh Royal Palace Travel Guide
The most important architectural complex in Phnom Penh is the Grand Palace, built in the mid-19th century and located on the banks of the Tonle Sap River. The current residence of the Cambodian King Norodom Sihamoni is also situated here, enclosed separately by a wall where visitors can only view from a distance. Along the Tonle Sap River, the grand rooftops and spires of the palace shine brilliantly under the blue sky and white clouds, presenting a majestic sight. At night, the silhouettes of the palaces viewed from the river surface appear quite mysterious.
Krivoy Rog – Ukraine Krivoy Rog Travel Guide
Kryvyi Rih is located in Dnipropetrovsk Oblast, Ukraine, southwest of the capital Dnipro, at the confluence of the Kolokolot River and the Sakmar River. The city was founded in the 18th century and is an important steel industry hub in Eastern Europe, playing a significant role in the development of Ukraine’s industrial sector. Kryvyi Rih is known as the “Green City of Ukraine,” with 21 parks of various sizes and 22 colorful gardens that provide the freshest air and add vibrant colors to the city. In addition to parks, the city features 134 lively squares and 12 entertaining sightseeing piers,…