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Tourism in Mauritius

Tourist places in Mauritius

 

 

General information about Mauritius

Mauritius is a small island in the middle of the Indian Ocean, about 860 kilometers from Malagash (Madagascar). The Portuguese traveler Don Pedro Mascarenhas was the first to know the world about it in the year 1505 and he gave the name Mascarines to the group of islands now known as Mauritius, Rodrigues and Reunion.

In the year 1598, a Dutch fleet anchored in Grand Port, which led to the establishment of the first Dutch colony on the island in 1638. Over the years, the Dutch introduced the island to sugar cane, domesticated animals and deer before their departure from it in 1710, followed by the French in 1715. They established the port of Port Louis – the current capital of the country – and the island of Mauritius remained their base until the defeat of Napoleon, and Britain seized it in the year 1810 AD, and they established an authority under the leadership of Robert Farquhar that later implanted rapid social and economic changes in the island. The country held general elections in 1967, after which Mauritius established a new constitution and declared its independence on March 12, 1968, followed by the proclamation of the Republic of Mauritius on March 12, 1992.

 

 

Culture and history

The census of Mauritius constitutes a diverse palette of races, cultures and religions, where the religions of Islam, Western Christianity, Creole, Chinese and Tamil races live side by side in perfect harmony, as this harmony between all cultures and ethnicities is one of the attractions of the island.
This rich cultural heritage of an impressive array of mosques, churches and temples is evident in every corner. After the independence of the Republic from British colonialism, a large number of Europeans – especially the British – decided to settle in the country and not return to the mother country, due to the natural beauty in these islands and their strategic location near the global shipping lines between Asia, Africa and the Americas.
This community constitutes the economic elite in the republic in addition to other communities such as the Lebanese, Egyptians and others. Generally speaking, Mauritians are bilingual as they speak both French and English fluently. The official language of the island is English, but French and Creole are more widely spoken in addition to the presence of several eastern languages ​​as well.

 

 

Tourist areas in Mauritius

1. Grand Baie

Grand Baie is a seaside village and large tourist beach in the Riviere-de-Rimbarte region in northern Mauritius. The resort town of Grand Bay is the most popular holiday destination in Mauritius. The island owes its popularity to the quality of its charming emerald waters and its vibrancy by day and night.

It provides facilities for safe swimming, sailing, windsurfing and water skiing, and is also the starting point for deep-sea fishing trips and boat excursions to the islands to northern Mauritius and has a wide range of fashion and crafts stores, hotels and restaurants. You can find traditional local stores in Grand Bay, and given the variety of stores and shopping complexes, Grand Bay is definitely the number one shopping destination for clothing, jewelry, textiles, and souvenirs.

2. Chamarel Village
Chamarel is a village located in the Black River region, on the island of Mauritius, East Africa. Here, tourists can see dunes with 7 different colors. It is known that the dunes are also known as the Land of the Seven Colors. The sand dunes in the village of Chamarel are very popular with tourists. This village has turned into one of the most famous tourist sites in the island of Mauritius since 1960, with a wide area of ​​different colored soft sand glamor. In red, brown, purple, green, blue, yellow and orange, they all fuse into one look, creating a stunning scene.

3. Le Chateau de Labourdonnais
Labordani Palace is one of the tourist attractions in Mauritius. It is a mixture of sights including a museum, a park, a restaurant. Lynette 1857 in the style of an old European classic.

4. Black River Gorges
Black River Gorges National Park is a beautiful mountainous region in the southern part of Mauritius, and it is perhaps the best area for some excursions and adventures within the island. Located on the hills of the Champagne Plains, Black River Gorgis National Park covers 6,576 hectares of mountains and forests, and is home to more than 150 species of plants and 9 species of birds.

5. Le Morne Brabant
Le Morne Brabant is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as it is an island almost like paradise. It is just an interesting place about this tourist attraction in Mauritius where palm trees, white sandy beaches and warm tropical waters are an opportunity to relax, and do nothing for a few days.

Tourism in Portugal

Tourist places in Portugal

 

 

An overview of Portugal
Portugal is a country located in southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula, which is the westernmost country in Europe.

It is bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west and south, and Spain to the north and east. The archipelagos of the Azores and Madeira in the Atlantic Ocean are also part of Portugal.

Culture and history
The land within the borders of present-day Portugal has been settled continuously since prehistoric times. Roman settlers heavily influenced Portuguese culture, especially the Portuguese language, which derives most of it from Latin. In the fifth century, after the fall of the Roman Empire, the region was subjugated by several Germanic peoples, most notably the Soybeans and the Visigoths. In the early 8th century the Muslims invaded those Germanic kingdoms and took control of most of the Iberian Peninsula.
During the fall of Andalusia, Portugal was settled as part of the Kingdom of Galicia. The founding of the kingdom was recognized in 1143 and its borders were stabilized by 1249, and thus it claims to be the oldest European nation-state.

 

 

 

In the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, as a result of marine exploration, Portugal expanded to become a global empire whose possessions included lands in Africa, Asia and South America, and became a major world power economically, politically and militarily. The Portuguese Empire was the world’s first and longest-lived empire.

 

 

Tourist areas in Portugal
Coimbra
Coimbra is a charming little town located on the banks of the Mondego River in central Portugal, Coimbra is home to treasures of historical sites and beautiful gardens, which have a lively culture centered around one of the oldest universities in Europe.

 

 

The Azores
The Azores consist of 9 volcanic islands in the Atlantic Ocean, and are located about 1,500 km (930 miles) west of Lisbon. Known for its mineral hot springs, and exotic coastal cities, every island has its own wonderful identity. São Miguel is the largest island of the Azores, which is known as the “Green Island” while Pico has the highest mountain in Portugal.

Aveiro
Aveiro is a bustling city often called “Portugal’s Gun” due to the picturesque setting of scenic canals connected by charming bridges and dotted with colorful gondolas and speedboats. There are historical sites, wonderful beaches and delicious cuisine from Aveiro as a popular tourist destination.

 

 

Evora
Evora may be a small town in the Alentejo plains region of southern Portugal, but it is a huge tourist area. Evora has a history dating back more than 2,000 years and was one of the thriving cities under Roman rule. Today Evora is the capital of the Alentejo region, which is seen from the well-preserved ancient city, which houses more than 4,000 historical structures including ancient Roman walls and temples.

 

Porto
Porto is a bustling city that stretches along the hillside overlooking the Douro River in northern Portugal. In the heart of Porto, you find a charming pedestrian area, with cafes, restaurants and street vendors.

Madeira
Madeira is the capital and largest city in Madeira, Funchal, and can be considered home to churches, castles, historic tourist resorts and restaurants, as well as lined with picnic trees, which offer spectacular views to visitors.

Algarve
The Algarve enjoys a sunny Mediterranean setting, gorgeous beaches, picturesque towns and historic sites. The Algarve is one of the best places to visit in Portugal, located in the southern region of the Algarve country, displaying a serene landscape of olive groves and traditional white villages to the wilderness, and there is the coast that is blown by the winds with dramatic cliffs with summer resorts.

 

 

Lisbon
Lisbon extends along the banks of the Tagus River near the Atlantic Ocean, it is the capital of Portugal and the most satisfactory place for the city winds between seven steep hills, and Lisbon is a charming tourist destination due to the hot weather and alluring alleys, in addition to exotic shops, Gothic cathedrals, wonderful bridges and colorful neighborhoods.

Tourism in India

Tourist places in India

General information about India

 

 

India is located in southern Asia. The seventh largest country by geographic area in the world, the second in terms of population, and the most populous democracy in the world.

It is bordered by the Indian Ocean to the south, the Arabian Sea to the west, and the Bay of Bengal to the east, and India has 7,517 kilometers (4,700 mi) of coastline.

 

 

 

 

7,517 km (4,700 mi) bordered by Pakistan to the west; The People’s Republic of China, Nepal and Bhutan to the north, Bangladesh and Myanmar to the east. India is located near Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Indonesia on the Indian Ocean.

Culture and history

India is the cradle of the Indus Valley Civilization and the region of the historical trade route and many empires. The Indian subcontinent was known for its commercial and cultural wealth for much of its long history.
Four major religions arose out there: Hinduism, Buddhism, Jainism, and Sikhism, while Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity and Islam arrived in the first millennium AD, and these religions and cultures shaped the cultural diversity of the region.
Gradually India was annexed to the British East India Company in the early part of the eighteenth century, then colonized by the United Kingdom from the mid-nineteenth century to the mid-twentieth century, and India became an independent country in 1947 after the struggle for independence movement that was marked by Wide range of non-violent resistance
Indian cuisine is characterized by a great diversity of regional styles and the meticulous use of herbs and spices. The staple foods in the region are rice (especially in the south and east) and wheat (mostly in the north).
Spices, such as black pepper, which are currently consumed around the world, are native to the Indian subcontinent. Chili peppers, introduced by the Portuguese, were also widely used in Indian cuisine.
The traditional Indian dress varies across regions in its color and shape and depends on various factors including the climate. The famous form of the dress includes decorated clothes such as sari for women and dhoti or lungi for men, in addition to stitched clothes such as salwar kameez for qurq women and European attire of trousers and shirts for men is also popular .

 

 

Tourist areas in India
Darjeeling
Darjeeling is a city located in the Mahabharat Range near Himalaya in West Bengal, India. It is from the natural destination and the most wonderful. Darjeeling is also known as the Queen of the Hills.
Kashmir Kashmir
Kashmir is the northwestern region of the Indian subcontinent. Kashmir differs with famous attractions such as Gulmarg, Srinagar, Sonmarg, Nagin Lake, Bari Mahal and other places to spend your special vacation with your family as well as taking trips and excursions.

 

Shimla Shimla
Shimla is the capital of Himachal Pradesh which is located in North India. Shimla is one of the most famous summer destinations in India. Kali Bari Temple is the famous temple in the heart of Shimla. The best time to visit Shimla is from October to June

And T. Ooty
Ooty is one of the most Queen’s hill stations in southern India. Ooty is famous for its movie shooting district. Ooty Lake has a view of the Botanical Gardens and Tea Farms, which is one of the most attractive places in Ooty.
Mahabaleshwar
Mahabaleshwar is a city in the Satara District in the Indian state of Maharashtra. Which is located on an area of ​​115 km from Pune. Mahabaleshwar is a beautiful hill station with a historical place. Mahabaleshwar is very popular for holidays and honeymoon.
Mussoorie Mussoorie
Mussoorie is located in the northern Indian state of Uttarakhand. Mussoorie hill center is also located in the foothills of the Himalayas Garhwal. It is also called Queen Hills. It is one of the most popular tourist destinations in India.

 

Cherrapunji
It is a city in the East Kesian Hills in the state of Meghalaya. It has many attractive destinations such as Nokrik National Park, and Nohkalikal Waterfalls.

Tourism in Latvia

Tourist places in Latvia

 

General information about Latvia

It is a country located in the Baltic Sea region in Northern Europe. It is bordered to the north by Estonia (the length of the border is 343 km), to the south by Lithuania (588 km), to the east by the Russian Federation (276 km) and to the southeast by Belarus (141 km), and it shares a maritime border to the west with Sweden.

It is one of the least populated and densely populated countries in the European Union. The capital of Latvia is Riga, and the Latvian language is the official language and its currency is Lats. On January 1, 2014, it was replaced by the euro. The country has a moderate seasonal climate.
The Latvian people are Baltic and culturally related to Estonians and Lithuanians. Latvians are the indigenous people of Latvia along with the Levans of the Finno-Ugric ethnicity.

 

 

Culture and history in Latvia
In terms of geography, land and population, Latvia is the center between the three Baltic states: Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania. Latvia shares its history with Estonia during the periods of German, Polish-Lithuanian, Swedish, Russian, Nazi-German, and Soviet rule, Christianization in the thirteenth century, and the Protestant Reformation in the sixteenth century. Both countries are home to a large number of ethnic Russians (27.4% in Latvia and 26% in Estonia) some of them are non-citizens. The history of Latvia is predominantly Protestant, with the exception of the Latgalia region in the southeast of the country, which has a predominantly Catholic history.

 

The name Latvia comes from the ancient Latgalians, who are one of the Indo-European Baltic tribes, which together with the Coronians, Selonians and Simeigal tribes formed the ethnic core of the Latvian people today.

Around the beginning of the third millennium BC, the Proto-Baltic ancestors of the Latvian people settled the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea.

Latvia is famous for folklore, especially folk songs dating back about 1000 years, which were distinguished by more than 1.2 million texts and 30,000 folk melodies.

 

 

Tourist areas of Latvia
The ancient city of Riga
It includes cobbled streets and medieval buildings there. When you open your arms in Rosina, the narrowest street in Riga, you can touch opposite walls together, and you can also eat local traditional meals in one of the famous restaurants.

 

The city of Kuldega
This city is located on the banks of the River Venta, 155 kilometers from the capital, Riga. It dates back to the Middle Ages and is ideal for a romantic break, or for hiking, cycling, horses, fishing or taking a boat out for walks.

 

Rondal Palace and Museum
It is located in the fertile plains of southern Latvia. The interior “decorations” date back to the period between 1765 and 1768 and are the creativity of the German sculptor Johan Michael Graf, the Italian painters Francesco Martini and Carlo Zuchi. The building includes art galleries, fine arts and historical galleries, and the palace hosts a festival. Music and classical music concerts, and the place can be visited daily from ten in the morning until six thirty in the evening.

 

 

 

Guaja National Park
It is the oldest and largest national park in “Latvia” and the park is distinguished by its biological diversity, topography, natural springs and caves, as the park extends over more than 90 thousand hectares, so one day will not be enough to enjoy the magic of all parts of the place.

Tourism in Luxembourg

Tourist places in Luxembourg

 

 

General information about Luxembourg

It is one of the Benelux countries. It is located in Western Europe, between all of Germany, France and Belgium and is one of the smallest countries in Europe by area and population. The climate of Luxembourg is influenced by winds from the Atlantic Ocean. Average rainfall and temperatures are generally moderate.

Many of the workers in the duchy do not live in it, but rather in neighboring countries, most of them in France. The national language is Ltzebuergesch, which is derived from German.

German and French are also official languages, and they replace Luxembourgish in their importance.

 

 

 

Culture and history in Luxembourg
The county of Luzelburg emerged in the tenth century AD and formed the nucleus of modern Luxembourg. The European dynasty “Luxembourg” rose to the status of kings in the Middle Ages. Luxembourg fell under foreign domination since the fifteenth century.

Luxembourg became its known entity today only after the Congress of Vienna in 1815, which remained under a nominal union with the Netherlands until 1890. From 1842 to 1919 Luxembourg was part of the German Customs Union. It was occupied by the Germans in both World Wars and subsequently liberated by the Allies.

It formed a customs union with the Netherlands and Belgium in 1948 and then an economic union in 1958. Luxembourg is today one of the 27 European Union countries.

 

 

Tourist areas of Luxembourg
Vianden Castle
It is one of the largest and most beautiful feudal residences of the Roman and Gothic periods in Europe. The castle is located on a beach rock above the nearby town of Vianden. The river below is the Château de Vianden, and Vianden Castle is one of the largest fortified castles west of the Rhine. The castle’s origins date back to the tenth century, while the current Romanesque building was built between the eleventh and fourteenth centuries, with a number of transformations and decorations added to it over the centuries. Although the castle became a ruin after the seventeenth century, it is still a popular tourist attraction in Luxembourg.

 

 

Kissimets
Kissimets Buk is part of the old fortifications of Luxembourg City and is an excellent example of military architecture spanning centuries. The ancient fortifications are the only UNESCO World Heritage site in the country, and they are also quite astonishing when you look at them within the surrounding valley.
Kissimets have been a natural fortification used to fend off invaders for centuries. Among the most important secrets of these fortifications are the vast underground systems that include corridors and corridors dating back to the seventeenth century. Visitors can now wander through this underground maze, which once had a number of facilities for equipment, horses, kitchens, bakeries, and workshops, in addition to barracks that could accommodate up to 1,200 soldiers at a time of war.
The Grand Duchy Palace
The Grand Ducal Palace was built between 1572 and 1574. The Palace of the Grand Duchy is located in the center of Luxembourg city, and is a major tourist attraction and residence of the Grand Duke. This palace is a fine example of Spanish Renaissance architecture. Throughout the year, you can also watch the famous Luxembourg Army perform ceremonial duties on the ground. From July 15th to September 2nd, parts of the interior are open to the public.

 

 

Cloud Market
In Luxembourg, you can enjoy shopping and shopping. Every Saturday and Wednesday, the Cloud Market opens its doors with a hot wave of cheerful colors and roaring sounds. Market stalls extend to fresh fruits and vegetables, beautiful flowers, handicrafts and other things you want to have.

 

 

Notre Dame Cathedral
Notre Dame Cathedral is one of the major tourist attractions in Luxembourg. This cathedral is one of the Roman Catholic Cathedrals in Luxembourg City. It was originally a Jesuit church, and its foundation stone was laid in 1613. The church is one of the famous examples of late Gothic architecture, however, it also possesses many elements of the Renaissance period and its distinctive decorations.

Tourism in Slovenia

Tourist places in Slovenia

 

 

General information about Slovenia

It is a country located in Central Europe, close to the Alps and overlooking the Mediterranean Sea. Slovenia borders Italy on the west, Croatia and Hungary on the south, and Austria on the north, and also has a small portion of the coastline along the Adriatic Sea.

The climate of Slovenia is a varied climate. We find the continental climate in the northeast, the harsh alpine climate in the high mountainous regions, and the semi-Mediterranean climate in the coastal areas. Many regions also know overlapping of these three types of climates
The official language is Slovene, which is a member of the Slavic languages. The Hungarian (Hungarian) and Italian languages ​​are used in the near border areas of Hungary and Italy.

 

 

 

Tourist areas in Slovenia

Ljubljana
Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia, is a quiet city distinguished by a beautiful bridge that extends over the Ljubljana River, and there is also the castle of Ljubljana, which is located above the city. The city is also distinguished by its damage and its beautiful extended gardens. The capital is so small that it can be discovered on foot and seen its features.

 

 

Bled:
Lake Bled is a very beautiful lake and is considered one of the most important tourist attractions in the country, in the center of it there is a small island, and above the island there is the Bled Castle in an image that is almost similar to the one told in stories, Bled is about an hour away from the capital Ljubljana and there are restaurants and cafes around the lake. It is a destination for most tourists for its beauty and splendor. Many water sports can also be practiced and in order to go to the island, you can rent a boat with oars or use special boats called “Pletna”.

Postojna cave:
A historical landmark in Slovenia, located in Postojnau, is one of the areas that any tourist should visit. It is a system of underground caves carved over time by nature, and it is also home to some animals. It is worth noting that there is an electric train inside that the tourist can use to explore and see the cave easily without getting tired and taking pictures as well.

 

 

Predjama Castle:
A beautiful castle that has stood for 700 years is a historical landmark that attracts millions of visitors to Slovenia. Also, one of the most beautiful features of the castle is the moat that has been used for centuries, especially when the castle was under siege.

Soa valley:
It extends from Triglav Park to Nova Gorica between the Julian Alps. If you love extreme sports like rowing and sailing flying, then going there is a real pleasure for you. But if you want to go to relax and enjoy the sights and watch the picturesque nature, there are paths and walking paths that you can use and enjoy your trip there.

Slovenia – Aerial view resort Lake Bled.

 

 

 

General information about Britain

The United Kingdom is a nation consisting of the countries of England, Wales and Scotland in addition to Northern Ireland, and is known as the birthplace of contemporary parliamentary democracy and the Industrial Revolution.

 

 

 

Britain’s global role declined in the twentieth century after the two world wars, its loss of its empire, on which the sun never sets, and the result of the 2016 referendum on European Union membership raised serious questions about the country’s international role.

Nevertheless, the UK remains an economic and military power to reckon with, with influential political and cultural influence throughout the world.

Tourist places in Britain

 

 

 

Edinburgh
It is the capital of Scotland. It combines the medieval old town and the elegant new town with gardens and classic buildings. Overlooking the city is Edinburgh Castle, home to the Crown Jewels of Scotland and the Stone of Destiny, used for the coronation of Scottish rulers.
There are some important places in Edinburgh that attract visitors to it; Such as: the National Museum of Scotland, which aims to discover the world of nature and Scottish history, and there are many theaters that offer theatrical performances, concerts, operas, and others, in addition to places to attract children such as: Edinburgh Zoo, Deep Sea World, and Georgian Farm City.

 

 

Glasgow
It is a port city on the River Clyde in the Western Lowlands of Scotland. It is famous for its Victorian architecture and Art Nouveau, a rich legacy that led to the city’s prosperity from the 18th to the 20th centuries due to trade and shipbuilding. Today it is a national cultural centre, home to institutions including the Scottish Opera, Scottish Ballet and the National Theater of Scotland, as well as renowned museums and ornate music.

There are many areas and landmarks that attract tourists in Glasgow, the most important of which are: the People’s Palace and the Winter Gardens. The museum is historically and socially important, as it embraces the history of the city and the people who lived in it. CCA Center for Contemporary Arts: This center is the site of contemporary arts in Scotland and tourists can enjoy the many art, films, workshops and musical performances of various artists in this center. Gallery of Modern Art: This gallery is located in the heart of Glasgow and hosts cultural programs by local and international artists.

 

 

London
The capital of England and the United Kingdom, it is a 21st century city with a history stretching back to Roman times. At its center stands the imposing House of Representatives, the famous ‘Big Ben’ clock tower and Westminster Abbey, the site of the coronations of British queens.

The London Eye observation wheel provides panoramic views of the cultural complex on the south bank, and the entire city, across the Thames.
Royal sites include Buckingham Palace, which houses the king’s main residence and offices, and the Tower of London, a former prison in the home of the Crown Jewels.

Stonehenge
It is considered one of the most famous prehistoric monuments in the world. It was built in several stages: the first monument was a monument, built about 5000 years ago, and the unique stone circle was built in the late Neolithic period around 2500 BC. In the early Bronze Age many mounds were built nearby. Today, along with Avebury, Stonehenge forms the heart of a World Heritage Site.

 

 

Big Ben
The clock tower, famous for its accuracy and huge bell. Strictly speaking, the name refers only to the large clock bell, which weighs 15.1 tons (13.7 metric tons), but is usually associated with the entire clock tower at the north end of Parliament House, in London’s Westminster district. The tower itself was officially known as St Stephen’s Tower until 2012, when it was renamed Elizabeth Tower for the Diamond Jubilee of Elizabeth II, when it celebrated the 60th anniversary of the British throne. The clocks are 9 and 14 feet (2.7 and 4.3 meters) tall respectively, and the clock tower is about 320 feet (97.5 meters) high. Originally in coordination with the Royal Greenwich Observatory, the Big Ben tones bell has been broadcast – with some interruptions – since 1924 as the daily time signal from the BBC.

Tourism in Kenya

Tourist places in Kenya

The Republic of Kenya is located in the eastern part of the African continent, where we find that it passes through the equator, and its borders are linked with many African countries, so we find that the Indian Ocean is the one that borders it on the eastern side, the Republic of Uganda is the one that borders it on the western side, and the Republic of Tanzania is the one It is bordered on the south by the Republic of Ethiopia, as well as the Republic of Sudan, which border Kenya on the north side, and on the northeastern side, we find Somalia.

 

 

Tourist places in Kenya

Amboseli National Park
Amboseli National Park is located in Loitoktok District, Rift Valley Province of Kenya. The park covers an area of ​​39,206 hectares (392 sq km; 151 m²) at the heart of the 8,000 sq km (3,100 sq ft) ecosystem that spreads across the Kenyan border – Tanzanian.

The park is famous for being the best place in Africa to get up close and personal with elephants and stand amongst other wild animal species. Another opportunity that the park offers is to meet the Maasai people, and it also offers stunning views of Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest free-standing mountain in the world.

In Amboseli, there are great skies and vistas contrasted with marshy springs and dry, dusty land trampled by hundreds of animals.

Amboseli has an endless supply of groundwater that is filtered by thousands of feet of volcanic rock coming from the Kilimanjaro ice cap, which flows into clear spring water in the heart of the park.

 

 

 

Nairobi
Nairobi is the capital of Kenya. In addition to its urban core, the city has Nairobi National Park, a large reserve known for its endangered black rhino breeding and home to giraffes, zebras, and lions. And next to it there is a shelter for elephants of great interest. Nairobi is often used as a springboard for safaris elsewhere in Kenya.
The city center serves as the convention centre, close to attractions such as the Nairobi National Museum, which is dedicated to Kenyan art, artifacts, wildlife and early humans. With huts representing the main ethnic groups in Kenya, and a look at traditional tribal life. Tribal arts and crafts are sold in the Maasai mobile market.

 

 

Maasai Mar

One of the most famous reserves in all of Africa, the Maasai Mara is world-renowned for its exceptional wildlife. Although it comprises only 0.01% of the total area of ​​Africa, more than 40% of Africa’s largest mammals can be found here. Across the vast plains, lions, leopards, tigers, elephants and an endless array of other species can be seen in their natural habitats.

 

 

The Massa Mara ecosystem contains about 25% of what is left of Kenya’s wildlife. It is estimated that about 70% of Kenya’s wildlife lives outside national parks and reserves.

Tourism in Slovakia

Tourist places in Slovakia

 

 

General information about Slovakia

A republic in Central Europe is bordered to the northwest by the Czech Republic (215 km) to the north by Poland (444 km) to the east by Ukraine (97 km) to the south by Hungary (677 km) and to the southwest by Austria (91 km).

Slovakia is characterized by its mountainous nature, as it extends over a wide area of ​​its northern half, the Carpathia mountain range, including the Tatras, which are famous for its ski areas and many lakes and valleys of scenic nature.

The climate is characterized by moderate, rainy summers with high humidity and cold winters with heavy snowfalls.

 

 

 

Tourist areas
Bratislava Castle
Bratislava Castle is one of the most important tourist attractions in Bratislava. As its towers overlook the Danube, it stands tall at a height of 85 meters. It dates back to the year 907. From the time of the Great Moravian Empire, the architecture of today Bratislava Castle has a regular quadrangular floor plan and bears the characteristics of the Renaissance and early Baroque period. Bratislava Castle burned down in 1811. Its rebuilding began in the mid-twentieth century.

St. Martin’s Cathedral
Located between the old town and the castle, Saint Martin’s Cathedral has witnessed the coronation of nearly twenty kings and queens.

The 85-meter-high tower in the Roman Catholic Cathedral dominates Bratislava’s Old Town. It is considered the most sacred and important Gothic building in the capital of Slovakia. It was built during the 13th and 14th centuries as part of the city fort.

 

 

The cathedral houses a large 19th-century Hungarian crown, fine Baroque artwork and Gothic works, the altar of Saint John’s Church and numerous crypts and catacombs.

 

 

Bojnice Castle
The history of Bojnice is linked to that of Bojnice Castle. It is also one of the oldest and most distinguished Slovak castles, located on a limestone hill above the city.

Originally the castle was made of wood and gradually by the beginning of the thirteenth century it was built of stone. The outer walls of the castle were formed according to the uneven, rocky terrain.

 

Bojnice Castle contains: in the preliminary parts: the Ducal apartment, a tower with 5 corners, the conservatory, the exhibition, the eating room, the oriental room, the music room, the golden hall, the chapel of the castle.
In the central part of the castle: the blue room, the great hall, the marble room, the hunting room, the food preparation areas and the sleeping places. At the top of the stairs is the Hall of the Knights, and in the tunnels of the castle are the tombs and cave of the castle.

Armenia boasts countless tourist destinations, and it is a paradise for visitors to allow them to explore a lot – whether it’s by watching stunning mountains, scenic landscapes or landscapes, or engaging in lots of interesting activities.

If you are planning an unforgettable trip and love to discover destinations with passion, you have every reason to put your eyes on the tourist cities in Armenia. As one of the oldest countries in the world. In the guide to tourist cities in Armenia, we highlight ten beautiful Armenian cities that are worth visiting.

Tourism in Yerevan
Armenia’s rich cultural heritage appears everywhere you look, especially in the country’s stunning capital, Yerevan. Most of the buildings are of early Soviet architectural style, and the city also hosts a pair of postmodern wonders on a grand scale.

Yerevan is sometimes referred to as the “Pink City” due to the pink color of the tuff stones used in building the buildings. The capital of Armenia is home to a number of art galleries that display the work of talented local artists, as well as must-visit museums of history and culture.

Those on the culinary tour will be delighted to hear that most Armenian gatherings focus on food, and that Yerevan is home to a wide range of restaurants serving the best of Armenian cuisine.

Tourism in Goris
Goris is one of the most charming cities in southern Armenia and is located on the road to Nagorno Karabagh. The city itself sits along a river and is surrounded by lush green mountains.

What distinguishes it from other cities is the breathtaking rock formations on the outskirts of Goris. Visitors can also head to the nearby Old Cave Village called Old Khndzoresk. But what you must see in the area is still the beautiful Tatev Monastery.

To reach the monastery, which sits on an 850-meter-high cliff, visitors can take a ride on the longest cable car in the world while gazing at the stunning scenery from above.

Tourism in Sevan
Armenia may not have a sea, but it does possess such a beautiful natural jewel; It is Lake Sevan. Sevan is a beautiful destination located on the banks of the river. Located 1,905 meters above sea level, Sevan is the perfect city to head to on hot summer days to enjoy a swim, and when the weather isn’t good enough for a swim, you can still enjoy grilling delicious local fresh fish by the lake.

The most famous tourist attraction there is the Sevanavank Monastery. This historic church is beautiful due to the rough black stones that make up its exterior design and the stunning ancient altar inside. It is also the best place to enjoy the stunning views of the vast lake.

Tourism in Kapan
Caban, the largest city in Syunik, is the ideal city to relax, enjoy the breathtaking landscapes of high mountains, beautiful valleys, and breathe in the fresh air. The name itself comes from “kapel,” meaning a lock, referring to the converging, intertwining mountain ranges of Kaban.

The downtown area of Caban is one of the most fun, with its lush gardens full of relaxation, streams and outdoor cafés. Visitors can also head to the 9th century monastery, Vahanavank, which is about 7 km from the city to see the place which was once the religious center of the Syunik Kings.

Tourism in Dilijan
Dilijan is a major spa town in Tavush province in Armenia, which is famous for its mineral water treatment fountains. The Green City is a favorite with both locals and tourists.

It offers a good number of beautiful hotels and sanatoriums, giving visitors the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding national park and wonderful historical monuments. Locals sometimes refer to Dilijan as “Little Switzerland” or “Armenian Switzerland”.

This lovely wooded town also features some traditional Armenian architecture, particularly in the “old town” and is the ideal place for mountain biking, hiking and even picnicking.

Tourism in Jermuk
Jermuk is a cozy little town famous for its mild climate, scenic nature and curative mineral waters. Many visitors to Jermuk come for health treatment purposes, making it the number one spa town.

You can also go to different water stations where you can try sparkling fresh water with varying temperatures. In total, there are about 40 very hot mineral sources in Jermuk.

Jermuk Waterfall is another major attraction in the city, and it is the second largest waterfall in the country as it drops water from a height of 68 meters.

Tourism in Odzun
Odzon village is located in the Lori Province of Armenia, it is an important and beautiful historical village located on a plateau above the left banks of the Debed Strait.
The landscapes in the area are breathtaking, especially when viewed from the very famous Odzun Church, which overlooks the strait.

The ancient, 5th-century church is well worth a visit, and is actually the main attraction in this city, as it houses one of the country’s finest basilicas with its finest dome.

Tourism in Tsaghkatsor
Tsaghkadzor, located north of the capital Yerevan, is the most popular ski resort and spa. This quiet little town is the perfect vacation spot for all seasons.

In summer, the weather is usually sunny and mild, allowing visitors to ride rope lifts to enjoy stunning mountain views, and the stroll is surrounded by a calm and green landscape. In the cold winter, visitors can rent all the ski equipment they need locally for skiing or snowboarding down the mountain.

Equipment prices are low compared to the rest of the world, making it an attractive ski destination for many. It is also one of the Armenian cities with the best development of tourism infrastructure including luxury hotels, leisure facilities, and great dining options.

Tourism in Ashtarak
Ashtarak is known to be one of the oldest settlements in Armenia. As such, it offers several cultural and historical attractions showcasing the country’s notable architectural features.

In fact, the city was first mentioned as a rural settlement in the 9th century. There are a number of churches to visit, and each has its own stories. Another interesting sight is the 17th-century bridge built over the Kasag River, which sits in a narrow lane below the beautiful Sorbis Sarkis Church.

Tourism in Arzakan
Located in the province of Kotike, Erzakan is a lovely little village that is home to the popular mountain resort of Aghveran. Many go there just to relax and breathe the fresh mountain air.

Visitors to Arzakan can also enjoy the large 10th-century ruins of the once beautiful monastery called Neghutsi Vank, which is located along a valley northwest of the small town, and the ruins of another majestic 13th century monastery called Ghuki Vank.