The Derbyshire Peak District is the number one choice as a holiday destination in the United Kingdom, situated north of the Midlands and not far from Manchester, meaning that is easily accessible for the majority of the population of the country. The Peak District is famous for being the very first ‘National Park’ in the British Isles, and when you visit this magnificent part of the English countryside you will easily see why it has captured the hearts and imagination of so many people visiting this very special part of the UK.

Summertime in Somerset’s prestigious spa city offers a wealth of historic culture, whilst showing off much of the glory of one the United Kingdom’s most beautiful and much loved locations. Then it is no wonder that so many visitors enjoy therapeutic spa breaks in Bath as the city is now well know as the UK’s premiere spa destination. Bath offers a whole host of attractions whether it’s in the form of the well preserved Ancient Roman bath house in the centre of the city, which is heated by the city’s unique geothermal ungrounded hot water springs, or one of the many historic Georgian period buildings which are located throughout the city.

Park City in the wintertime is a magical thing. The cozy mountain town transforms into a skier’s mecca as the gargantuan resort’s green land is swallowed whole by the white of winter.

Neighboring Confucian Temple and Yonghe Palace Temple, Beijing Imperial Academy is located at 15, Guozijian Street, Andingmen, Dongcheng District of Beijing, and it was first built in the 10th year (1306) of Dade period in the Yuan dynasty (1206-1368) and functioned as the highest administrative organ of the national educational management and the top seat of learning from the Yuan dynasty to the Qing dynasty. Guozijian Street is sheltered from the sunlight…

Malaga with close to 20 museums has the highest density of museums contained in one city. From religious scriptures to modern art, each museum has something to offer to every vacationer. Two museums dedicated to famous artist, Pablo Picasso are most liked by tourists, but others like Popular Arts and Customs Museum, Malaga Contemporary Art Centre and Bullfighting Museum have garnered a well-deserved reputation.

India is a diverse and vast country. It is home to many fascinating travel destinations that attract the travelers from all over the world. On India tour you will have a great tourism experience that will linger in your mind forever. You will see many interesting places which will depict you India’s culture, tradition, history, heritage and geographical beauty.

What’s the new Emirates cable-car for exactly? It’s only a few hundred yards long and simply connects the south-of-the-river wasteland of North Greenwich to the north-of-the-river wasteland of eastern Docklands. Commuters won’t use (too expensive), Olympic Park & East End tourists won’t use it (too far away), and it closes at 9pm which isn’t much use for getting home from 02 evening events.

To travel is to willfully leap into the unknown – to give up the secured confines of home and wander into the exigencies of the world. This is true whether one journeys from home to a nearby town to see an event, or lose oneself in the sights and smells of a ‘Mela’ (fair), or to another continent in search of work. Over time, the world and its moralities seep into our lives and into our hearts. In doing so we come closer, howsoever marginally; to becoming – as the Greek philosopher Diogenes first called himself – a “citizen of the world”.

Char Dham as defined by Sri Adi Shankaracharya are the four abodes of divinity namely Badrinath, Dwaraka, Puri, and Rameswaram. A visit to these sites of revered pilgrimages of India is considered as a religious fulfillment to every Hindu. It is rather intriguing to note two of these are abodes of Lord Vishnu, one of Lord Shiva and one is a mixed site. Adi Shankaracharya, the 8th century sage and religious reformer of Hinduism is believed to have established the concept of Char Dham. Four cardinal monasteries of Hinduism were established by the Saint across the nation along with the attendant temples. Badrinath in the North, Jagannath Temple at Puri in the East, Dwarakadheesh Temple at Dwaraka in the West and Ramanathaswamy Temple at Rameshwaram in the South, make the circuit of Char Dham. The monasteries or the Mathas are the Sringeri matha located on the Sringeri hills in the south, the Sarada matha on the west coast of Dwaraka, the Jyotir or Joshi matha in North at Badrinath, the Govardhan matha at Puri in the east.

Gone are the days when anyone would advise you not to travel during the monsoons in India. The travel concept has changed over the years as many travellers wait for the arrival of the monsoons to explore places which offer them enough excitement to make it a memorable experience.

The UK’s capital city is a great place to visit, whether you’re on holiday for a weekend, a week, or even for a year. But London is a very, very big city, and with so much to do, and so many places to see, how do you decide where to go and what to do?

Lord Vishnu’s own city, Tirupati is a renowned pilgrimage site in India. Millions of Hindu devotees flock to Tirupati to discover its religious and cultural charms. This article explains some ancient temples in Tirupati, which one shouldn’t miss during Tirupati tour.