The Glowing Bike Lane
An amazing and revolutionary glowing cycling strip has been recently unveiled near the the town of Lidzbark Warminski, in the Mazury region of Poland.
Author: NewYorker
Chan Chan, the capital of the Chimú Kingdom
Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian city in South America, was the capital of the Chimú Kingdom, the ancient civilization that came after the Mochas and which lasted until 1470, when it was conquered by the Inca Empire.
The Festival of Paper Flowers
Every now and then the whole population of the village of Campo Maior gathers and agrees on the organization of one of the most famous festivals in Portugal: the Festas do Povo (People’s Festival), also known as the Festas da Flores (Flowers Festival).
Biot, France’s artful village
Biot is a picturesque village perché, a perched village on the top of a rock buttress in the heart of the French Riviera, between Nice and Cannes.
A tea in the desert
Wahiba Sands originally took its name from a tribe who lived here. Now renamed Sharqiya Sands, it’s a perfect specimen of sand sea – a small and isolated sand desert.
The Hole in the Ocean
There is a hole in the Pacific Ocean which looks like a portal to a ancient and secret marine world. It is called Thor’s Well and it actually is a natural salt water fountain.