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Friday, January 20, 2012

Dai Temple – A Man-Made Sacred Wonder


For those whose feet do not ache after ascending Mount Taishan, the Dai Temple in downtown Tai’an is a leisurely stroll. This is where some of the emperors stayed before or after their ascension. But “Qianlong slept here” does not begin to explain the temple’s status. The old cypresses and tortoise-supported steles are better testament to its historical value. Being on the top of one of Five Sacred Mountains, Dai Temple is indeed very beautiful place with history over 3000 years. Below are some incredible photos of the temple.










New York Sightseeing Tourism [/w PICS]

What is spring without the luscious greens and vibrant petals? Even spring season has long passed; city of New York has never lost its freshness. New York can be quite a scintillating attack on the senses, an explosion of sounds, colors and scents. That is the reason one of the biggest city in the world is spotted as among the best tourist city in the world where it attracts more than hundreds millions of visitors each year.New York City Sightseeing is the most popular business that in-charge with warm and tip-top service to the tourists. Their unique fleet of 60 new double-decker buses are always adventurous, punctual and really cheap, that they can optimize tourist’s view of the New York City.

Besides double-decker buses, they are offering packages that includes cruises, museum visits, helicopter tours and motor coach tours to nearby cities like Boston and Washington D.C. These packages are really great value for your money as they provide maximum service with great satisfaction. The price will be much cheaper if you book online in the website.
The tourists should not have to worry if they have ridiculous goal of one day spending a 24-hour period in New York City and spending less than $300 – including travel, food, lodging and sightseeing. I can assure you that the dream is not impossible to achieve with the sightseeing package included in the budget. This is because of the most expensive things in New York City travel is tickets for sightseeing itself. Have a nice holiday! Do enjoy every inches of beautiful sceneries in Ney York City.







Thursday, January 19, 2012

Liu Bolin the Invisible Man Arts


Chinese must be proud to have a great artist on their vast land. The genius artist is called Liu Bolin who is 35-year-old and from Shandong, China. He has a talent to camouflage himself in any surroundings, no matter how difficult they might be. Liu works on a single photo for up to 10 hours at a time, to make sure he gets it just right, but he achieves the right effect: sometimes passers-by don’t even realize he is there until he moves. The talented Liu Bolin says his art is a protest against the actions of the Government, who shut down his art studio in 2005 and persecutes artists. It’s about not fitting into modern society. Despite problems with Chinese authorities, Liu’s works are appreciated at an international level.








Oman Natural Disaster Scary Photos


Oman is an Arab country in southwest Asia on the southeast coast of the Arabian Peninsula. Below are some real photos of huge storm that hit Oman and the consequence of it from June 4th to June 6th in 2009. The storm looks merciless and very scary.







Luxury River Cruises in Borneo


The infamous Pandaw River Cruises will venture into Borneo’s waters this July along Malaysia’s longest river, Rajang River. Measuring 640 km, it meanders from Sarawak to Indonesian region of Kalimantan. This eight-day expedition departs from Sibu city and makes stops at the river stations of Kanowit and Kapit where Brooke Raj forts and traditional Iban longhouses still stand, before navigating the Pelagus Rapids with its islands, reefs and shoals, and visiting Sarikei’s songket-weaving workshops. This will be the best opportunity for you to see in-person the live of ingenous people of Borneo.
Pandaw Cruise

40+ Chicago’s Bean Stunning Photos


London-based Indian sculptor Anish Kapoor designed this sculptor for the opening of Chicago’s Millennium Park in 2004. Officially named Cloud Gate but always fondly referred to as simply The Bean, it has become a landmark for the Windy City and is one of its most photographed public arts. Weighting a whopping 110 tons, The Bean was constructed from stainless steel plates wrapped around a fortified steel frame that’s hollow on the inside and has a concave base that visitors can walk under. Upon completion, the surface was polished to give it a sleek, shiny appearance – a clean, seamless mirror that reflects the towering skyscrapers the city is famous for. Simple as it may look, The Bean has drawn numerous admirers and compliments, with some even hailing it as Chicago’s most provocative artwork since Picasso’s unnamed sculptural piece from 1967. Without further due, please enjoy the magnificent photos of Chicago’s Bean and I hope you like them.

Madain Saleh: Monument of the Past [PICS]


These photos are parts of 132 chambers and tombs left by Tsamudis and Nabateans during their magnificent architecture era which is between 200 B.C and 100 A.D. The location is about 200km from north of Medina City. In July 2008, UNESCO has proclaimed the site as World’s Heritage. Below are some of the amazing photos of the monuments. Could you imagine how their looks in the past?