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OUR FIRST VLOG Introduction: Travelling Without Borders was a blog created by us - 6 university students from different backgrounds - with the idea to give our readers an insight into different countries and their culture, food and holiday destinations. Our YouTube video is a reflection of the countries each of us wrote about and shared for you to come on a journey with us as we explored the wonderful experiences each country – the UAE, Bangladesh, Vietnam, Iran and India – has to offer. Process: After several meetings, all of our members decided to make an introduction video about our blog since it is important for the audiences understanding more about us in our first vlog. Next, Sahirah  and Gazelle stated a really good idea for our opening sentences "...the faces be hide..." which was really creative sentence since it encouraged the idea of introduction in the creatives way. Etash and Fardin gave a nice ending sentence "...following us... we would li
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HOI AN- A BEAUTIFUL PLACE WITH FULL OF WONDERS

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HOI AN- A BEAUTIFUL PLACE WITH FULL OF WONDERS If you want to explore a beautiful historical place with breath-taking view at night, Hoi An in Vietnam is where you should not miss you. Ancient and peaceful, Hoi An is one of the most popular destinations in Vietnam that caters to travellers of all tastes and across the continents. The little town is just the perfect candidate of what Vietnam tourism ministry is aiming to show to the world. Little town gathers world fame In 1999, UNESCO formally recognizes Hoi An as a World Heritage Site. There are the things that make up the reputation. Hoi An is home to many temples, pagodas and the ancient homes that bear its unique mark. Thus, this is the perfect location for you tom understand and explore more about the traditional architecture of Vietnamese building. Those architectures would bring you back to the past of Vietnam. The beauty of the town also encourages Vietnamese artist inspiration for their ar
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The Sixty Dome Mosque

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A 15 th -century structure that still baffles the engineers, the largest mosque in Bangladesh, the most impressive Muslim monuments in the whole of the Indian subcontinent that has been enlisted a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is the one and only Sixty Dome Mosque.   The Sixty Dome Mosque is more than 500 years old. In the 15 th century, a Muslim colony was founded by Khan Jahan Ali in the mangrove forest of the Sundarbans, near the coast in the Bagerhat District. He founded the colony during the reign of Sultan Nasiruddin Mahmud Shah. Bagerhat district was known as “Khalifalabad” then. Khan Jahan Ali adorned the Bagerhat city with dozens of mosques. The most striking one is the multi-domed mosque. In addition, it took roughly 17 years to build it. The mosque covers an area of about 17280 sq. feet with the length of 160 feet and breadth of 108 feet. There is a trick in the name of this mosque. The name of the mosque is Sixty Dome Mosque. However, seventy-seven domes
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14 Day Tour in IRAN

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Iran - Discover Persia 14 days, Tehrān to Tehrān Tour description provided by G Adventures Follow in pilgrims' footsteps and explore the history of old Persia and the spirit of the new Iran. Discover magnificent mosques, small mountain villages and colourful gardens, and gain deeper insight into this ancient land. Wander the streets of ancient capitals and desert cities, and witness spectacular Zoroastrian temples. Your expert CEO will take the hassle out of planning and organizing, leaving you free to uncover the gems of Iran at the best cultural monuments and in the stalls of exotic bazaars. Itinerary Day 1 Tehrān There are no activities planned until an evening welcome meeting. Additional Notes: Flights often arrive very late at night or early in the morning in Tehran. Keep in mind the evening welcome meeting when booking your travel. Included Activities: Arrival Day and Welcome Meeting https://www.bing.com/images/search?view=detailV2&ccid=tpbfrx
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