Tourism On The Edge

9 Caves Around the World That Dazzle the Human Mind

Caves have always had an important role in the development of tourism, as well as in different studies about the environment and its evolution in time. Driven by our curiosity, we searched More »

A Colorful Walk: Wisteria Tunnel at Kawachi Fuji Gardens, Japan

Kawachi Fuji Gardens in Kitakyushu, Japan ( 5 hours from Tokyo, if you take the Nozomi high speed train) is where you will find this pastel-colored fairytale tunnel. The gardens are home More »

Fantastic Hobbit Accommodation in Chile: Magic Mountain Hotel

Magic Mountain Hotel or Montaña Mágica Lodge in an extremely creative accommodation unit located deep in southern Chile and accessible by rope bridge. Getting to the depths of the private Huilo More »

10 Step Survival Guide For Getting Lost in the Forest

How is it that we’ve become to know our way around the absurd, hectic and outrageously diverse urban jungle, yet when it comes to living in the woods for a day, we More »

Travel Journal: Following Don Quixote’s Windmills in Consuegra, Spain

October 31, 2012 Lavinia No comments

Having resided in Spain for ten months now, I feel I know fairly well what I can expect from the country’s cities and villages. You have the plaza mayor, the wide open square enclosed on all four sides by century’s old buildings, and which typically houses both the ayuntamiento (town hall) and a line of tourist-y looking cafes.

Windsurfing, Flying Above Waves

October 24, 2012 Tudor 4 Comments

Windsurfing is a surface water sport that combines elements of surfing and sailing. It consists of a windsurf board usually two to four meters long, powered by the effect of the wind on a sail. The rig is connected to the board by a free-rotating universal joint and comprises a mast, wishbone boom and sail.

24 Cosy Hammocks That Will Make You Reminisce About Summer Days

October 22, 2012 Lavinia No comments

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These lovely hammocks are dedicated to the best memories of this summer. To long walks on the beach, spectacular mountain lakes and unforgettable romantic moments. Reminiscing about all these calls for a special atmosphere. Well we believe the delightful hammocks in the gallery below will create the proper mood for this summer’s good memories, as well as for creating new ones.

Giant Wooden Clothespin Sculpture in Belgium by Artist Mehmet Ali Uysal

October 21, 2012 Lavinia 1 Comment

Designed by Turkish artist Mehmet Ali Uysal. this unusual clothespin sculpture which adorns the Chaudfontaine park in the outskirts of Liege, Belgium was especially implemented as part of the Festival of the Five Seasons in 2010. The giant “clipper” appears to be holding on tightly to a mold of land and grass, its original appearance attracting the attention and curiosity of cyclists and various travelers passing by.

Kandovan Village, a Rocky Architectural Oddity in Iran

October 03, 2012 Tudor 1 Comment

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Kandovan is an extraordinary ancient village in the province of East Azarbaijan, near the city of Tabriz, Iran. With its at least 800 years existence, this remarkable place is inhabited by 670 people and offers scenic beauty for its travelers.

Hallstatt, Austria’s Most Beautiful Lake Town

September 29, 2012 Tudor 14 Comments

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Located between Salzburg and Graz, in the Salzkammergut Lake District of Austria, Hallstatt is a little town of breathtaking views. Considered to be the oldest still inhabited settlement in Europe, Hallstatt is a UNESCO heritage site and an important Austrian tourist attraction.

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