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Hostels, Hotels & Youth Hostels at hostelbookers 20 Photos Highlighting Why Poland Is One Of The Most Beautiful Places On Earth One of Europe's most underrated countries - but not for long. Poland is taking its place on the tourist trail as the world discovers its beauty. Mountain-top castles. Crooked forests. Forget images of a place that is cold, industrial and dull - Poland is vibrant, lush, colourful, and, best of all, quite affordable for tourists. Check out these 20 awesome pictures from around Poland, which will surely kick start your travel planning. 20 Krakow - A city fit for a King Poland's second largest city is a historical gem, with hundreds of years of history and gorgeous architecture. The cobblestoned Old Town and Jewish district Kazimierz are on the UNESCO World Heritage list due to their historical value, with the highlights being Wawel Castle, the gorgeous stained glass at St. 19 Rysy - Conquer Poland's highest peak At 2,500 metres, Rysy is the highest in the land, but thankfully it is known for being a relatively easy hike. 18 Sopot - Yes, Poland has beaches too! 17 Gdansk - The city of magic
22 Unbelievable Places that are Hard to Believe Really Exist Our world is so full of wonders that new and amazing places are discovered every day, be that by professional photographers or amateurs. Different geographical locations, climatic conditions and even seasons offer the widest variety of natural wonders: pink lakes, stunning lavender or tulip fields, breath-taking canyons and mountains, and other places you can hardly believe actually exist! [Read more...] Some of the pictures in this collection will be of all natural sights you can find while traveling around the world, while the others have experienced human interference – but even in these cases, the result of such collaboration is spectacular. The Japanese learned how to tame thousands of orchids and form a romantic tunnel out of them; another one was formed all the way in Ukraine by a passing train; and what eventually ends up as hot tea in our mugs, first grows in stunning tree fields in Asia. Feel free to add more places in the comments under the article. Tunnel of Love, Ukraine
Night trains to Europe – New opportunities to Scandinavian sustainable travelers – Back on Track This debate article is send to major newspapers in Denmark (in Danish) and in Sweden (in Swedish). >> German translation here More and more people realize how unsustainable it is to fly as we do today. We Danes and Swedes belong to those who have increased the number of flights at most in Europe – we are now flying like 5-6 times a year. Meeting in Cologne next morning? Is it possible? The next train comes from Stockholm, and is also in two sections. The proposal is based on existing tracks and technology. Compared with an airplane in the evening, train travelers save both time and hotel costs and compared to the first morning flight you do not have to pick up at four to a brutal morning plan. Until the 1990s, the train “Alfred Nobel” went between Stockholm and Hamburg, although it was to be divided into several ferries across the Øresund and the Baltic Sea. What is needed to make this happen? Per Eric Rosén Uppsala Ellie Cijvat Malmö
Roadtrip i Albanien – 3 platser värda ett besök | Fantasiresor I samarbete med Evaneos Vita sandstränder, blånande berg och låga priser. Att Albanien är ett resmål som blivit alltmer populärt bland svenskar är egentligen inte särskilt förvånande. I södra Albanien hittar du redan populära charterdestinationer som Saranda. Det här inlägget presenteras i samarbete med Evaneos av en anledning. Har inte hunnit testa själv, men älskar deras hemsida och själva konceptet som bygger på en tanke om hållbar turism där man vill främja små och lokala aktörer (går att läsa mer om det här). 3 stopp att göra under en roadtrip i Albanien #1. Stranden i Dhërmi anses av många vara Balkans bästa bad. Det märks att Albanien är ett land som till stor del varit avskärmat från omvärlden så sent som fram på 90-talet. #2. Llogara är en vacker nationalpark som du passerar på vägen från Dhërmi mot Tirana. Bergsmassiven, ravinerna, och det klarturkosa havet där nedanför, glittrande som vilken diamant som helst men även lika vasst och farlig. #3.
Golden Circle Iceland with Floating and Bubble stay Between 12:00 – 12:30 (midday) we pick you up in Reykjavik at your accommodation. We use Suburban luxury jeep or similar. Max 6 people/jeep.Stop one: Thingvellir National ParkStop two: Geysir hot springsStop three: Gullfoss waterfallStop four: at a restaurant for dinner (please note, food is not included)Stop five: Relaxing & floating at the Secret LagoonStop six: overnight sleep in a bubble. Two people per bubble. Next morning we have breakfast and head back to Reykjavik, we are usually back around 11:00 – 11:30 No flight included. Our first stop is Thingvellir National Park. The general assembly, the Althing was established here in 930 AD making it one of the oldest parliaments in the world. Thingvellir is amongst the very few places on Earth where you can observe a continental drift valley between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates. Our next stop is the famous Geysir hot spring area. Our next stop is in the Secret Lagoon at Fludir. Going before 10 June 2017 Until 10.
The 9 most drop-dead gorgeous bays of the Albania’s Ionian coast - Albania Are you looking for some intimate virgin beaches where you can spend some quiet vacations? We offer you a list of 8 most beautiful bays of the Ionian coast. You will find here not only spectacular views and some of the best beaches, but also the peace you are searching for. 1. An amazing bay with a breathtaking view. 2. A hidden paradise of the Southern Albania, the Saint Andreas Bay is a treasure of the Ionian coastline. 3. Grammata bay is one of the most extraordinary places you can visit during your vacations in the Ionian coast. 4. For many years, Albania has been an insolated and military state, where many natural beauties have been hidden from public. 5. The beach of Gjipe, the most remotely accessed beach of the region, is created in a very special way. 6. Llamana Beach, this somehow hidden corner, on the coast of Himara, is so lovely that the tourists find themselves between the sea, mountain and sky that become like one. 7. Megalhora bays in Drymades are truly magic. 8. 9.
A ‘Hidden portal’ to another world—a ‘Secret’ underground Cave in Vietnam This cave is probably beyond anything you’ve ever come across! It’s mesmerizing, it’s mysterious, it’s beautiful and magical. Discovered—or better said rediscovered—in 1990 by a man traveling through the jungles of the Phong Nha-Ke Bang National Park, Ho Khanh was searching the area for timber and food in order to make money in order to survive. Little did he know that his search for food and timber would take him to uncover a magical, otherworldly place. Ho Khanh explored the place as best as he could but eventually went back home. A few days later, when he thought about returning to the mystery cave to explore it, he couldn’t remember the exact location where he had found the entrance. Eventually, members of the British Cave Research Association (BCRA), Howard and Deb Limbert were exploring Phong Nha, conducting exploratory missions in the area. One day they spoke to Khanh who mentioned the mesmerizing cave he had come across. The cave is massive. [mashshare]