Travelling Without Borders

HANOI- A HISTORICAL CAPITAL OF VIETNAM Hanoi is in the North Vietnam. The 1000 years old capitol is known as one of the most ancient capitals in the world, hosting well-preserved colonial buildings, ancient pagodas, and unique museums within the city center along with lush parks, verdant mountains, and traditional villages in the tranquil countryside. Hanoi is the best place for you to explore more about the traditional and historical beauty of Vietnam. It is not only about the historical structures but it also about the people who always maintain and follow the traditional culture of Vietnam.     HOAN KIEM LAKE & NGOC SON TEMPLE IN HANOI They are one of the places that you should not miss out. The story about those historical places are passed by from one generation to another generations. The story shows our believing with historical event occurring in the past. Ngoc Son Temple was built in the 18th century on Jade Island in the centre of the ‘Lake of the

Out of civilization, surrounded by the sea, there is a small island on north-eastern part of Bay of Bengal which is St. Martin’s Island. This island forms the southernmost part of Bangladesh. A 250 years old tiny island with an area of 8 sq. km, length of 6 km, a width of 0.5 km. The population is as same as the island which is nearly 4000. Although the island is small it is famous for coconut. The locals call their island “Narikel Jinjira” meaning coconut island. Not only that this island is also famous for cinnamon. That’s why locals also call the island “Daruchini Dwip” meaning cinnamon island. This wonderful island is situated 9 km from Cox’s Bazar (the largest sea beach in the world). The only way to go there is either by steamer boat or speedboat or ship and the journey takes 2.5-4 hours. One of the interesting facts is that all the telecommunications operators in Bangladesh established communication facility in such a way that it does not damage the nature.  

The Beauty of Iran Iran is a treasure house for some of the most beautiful architecture on the planet. Seemingly at every turn, Islam's historical commitment to aesthetic beauty and exquisite architecture reigns supreme. The sublime, turquoise-tiled domes and minarets of Esfahan's Naqsh-e Jahan Square gets so many appreciative gasps of wonder, and rightly so, but there are utterly magnificent rivals elsewhere, in Yazd and Shiraz among others. And it's not just the buildings the palaces (especially in Tehran), gardens (everywhere, but Kashan really shines) and artfully conceived bridges and other public buildings all lend grace and beauty to cities across the country. Best Architecture in Iran More than 3000 years of history and empire has left Iran with an array of architectural treasures that include towers, great domes and adobe cities, as well as mosques. Some are World Heritage sites; the others should be. Naqsh-e Jahan (Imam) Square Top cho

  "Sri-Land" Srimangal, a favorite name for travel thorns. Srimangal, the spiritual capital and tourism, has many places to roam around. Two / three times can not be finished. I did not want to miss this opportunity because he was a friend of Srimangal. So friends went out in Srimangal tour. Never got on the train. So I thought that if I went to Srimangal, I would go to the train. Think of that, that work. Train at 5pm. So it can not be delayed in one minute. We arrived at the airport railway station long before the time. But on that day I realized that the train is late for the scheduled time but does not wait for anyone.     The train is running at its own pace. Suddenly I found out that standing outside the train gates was amazing. While there are only homes to look around, and sometimes passing our train passing by another train. There is little caution in this regard. Everything on the train is like observation The night is 10 o'clock at 40 minutes