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Sandwiched between India and China, the “rooftop of the world” could just as easily be called the “peak of partying.” This cultural crossroads is home to a vigorous mix of ethnicities that has contrived a fascinating array of festivals. Although the most important events are covered here, there’s always something going on in Nepal, and a visit to the Kathmandu Valley is almost certain to coincide with at least one festival. ... More
Vietnam explorer travel
January 25th, 2012 
Travel Passion Vietnam is a country on the move. The introduction of economic reforms—known as doi moi—more than 10 years ago acted as a catalyst, releasing the energies of the nation left behind after decades of war and isolation. Now wherever you travel in Vietnam—in the towns, the cities, and the countryside—you will see people on the go.
From the rows of pho (noodle soup) stalls lining the sidewalks to the numerous vendors selling postcards to the huge neon signs advertising Western chic, it is apparent that this drive to make it in this new era cuts across social boundaries. Billboards hawk everything from Lifebuoy soap to Heineken beer to the newest luxury apartments, and tower above streets jammed with motorbikes, bicycles, and more and more cars. ... More
A Description of the Statue of Liberty
January 24th, 2012 Travel Passion New York is a city everyone would like to visit if he wants to see a very interesting place, full of attractions and of things to do.
In New York you can find the monument that is e living symbol of freedom and that all the world knows, the Statue of Liberty.
Even if the statue is officially situated in New Jersey, it has been included in the state of New York. ... More
California Travel Guide
January 21st, 2012 Travel Passion California has always been a place where initiative—as opposed to class, family, or other connections—is honored above all else. The state has lured assertive types who metaphorically or otherwise have come seeking “gold”—in the Sacramento foothills, in Hollywood, and, more recently, in the Silicon Valley. To be sure, not everyone achieves the mythical California dream, but neither is it totally an illusion. The sense of infinite possibility, as much a by-product of the state’s varied and striking land forms as media hype, is what most tourists notice on their first trip. It’s why so many return—sometimes forever. ... More
Burma (Myanmar)
January 20th, 2012 Travel Passion In desperation to bring foreign exchange into the country and prop up its dictatorship, SPDC, the ruling party, has opened the nation’s doors to tourism, eased its visa restrictions, and begun to permit entry by land from Mae Sai in northern Thailand to Kengtung. You no longer need to purchase local currency at the official exchange rate. Foreign investment is also welcomed. ... More
Tourism in Germany: Hannover
January 17th, 2012 Travel Passion Hannover is a city where there are a lot of things to see. Historic buildings, museums and beautiful landscape are what tourists will love to visit.
Most of the oldest landmarks can be found in the Old Town, still appearing in its Medieval aspect, despite of the passing of time. ... More
Ecuador: Travel Guide
January 14th, 2012 Travel Passion A patchwork of highland and jungle, this tiny nation is home to colonial cities preserved from the days of the conquistadors, snowcapped volcanoes quilted with green, terraced plots, and the flora and fauna of the Amazon Basin—natural wonders that change the very way we see ourselves and the world. Sandwiched between Peru and Columbia, Ecuador could easily be overlooked, or worse, dismissed as a mere stepping-stone to the more famous Galápagos Islands. But mainland Ecuador itself is an adventurer’s paradise. ... More
