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Chittorgarh is a fortress built relics of the Mauryan Dynasty in the 7th century AD in the Indian state. The fort is surrounded by a circular wall which has seven large gate before entering the main fort area.
Did you know Machu Picchu? Yes
.. a place relics of the Incas who lived around 1450 AD, is now one of
the most beautiful places in the world to be a destination for
tourists. It lies in the valley of Urubamba in Peru with an altitude of 2350 m above sea level.
You must have known the Al-Haram Mosque? where
people around the world perform the pillars of Islam is the 5th of
Hajj .. Yes .. the world's largest mosque, located in the city of Mecca
in Saudi Arabia. One of the many beautiful mosques in the world. This mosque was built around the Kaaba, which became the center of Muslims around the world in carrying prayers.High
Priest of this mosque is Sheikh Abdurrahman As-Sudais, was the person
who is fluent in reading the Qur'an with the articulation of a clear
and melodious voice.
Adventures pushes Antarctica as one of the most unique destinations on
Earth, one that’s growing in popularity among travelers. The coldest
land mass in the world is also the least touched by human activity. The
dramatic, white landscape, as well as the unique wildlife, make for an
unforgettable journey.
For 5,500 years, the Native Americans of the North American Great Plains
killed bison by chasing them off this cliff located in what’s now
Alberta, Canada. They would then carve up the bison carcasses in the
camp below. This is one of the biggest and best preserved buffalo jumps
in North America, according to Off the Beaten Path co-founder Pamela
Bryan. It was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981.
The Kingdom of Bhutan is the last remaining kingdom in Asia and is the
only place in the world to measure Gross National Happiness. Takstang
means “tiger’s lair” and hangs on a cliff high above the Paro valley.
Visitors must climb the slope on foot or by mule
The Dogon is an ethnic group that lives in Mali, in western Africa;
their villages are characterized by living structures of unusual
architecture. The buildings with pointed straw roofs are for storage of
grains, foods, clothes, jewelry and money. “Sometimes you go visit a
place from looking at a photograph,” says William Altaffer of Expedition
Photo Travel, “and this is one of them.”
