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URL: http://www.travel-wonders.com
Listed in: Travel
Category rank: 38
Overall rank: 1753

Tags: travel_wonders travel travel_photography photography travel_blog wildlife

Join Date: August 18, 2008
Country: Australia
Language: English

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Photos, stories and reviews from visits to some of the great travel wonders of the world. Focus on wildlife and places of great natural, historic or cultural beauty. Mark H (author) has visited all seven continents and over 80 countries in the last 20+ years of travel.

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Rifling Through the Mystery House (San Jose, USA) | 19 Nov 2008
In the heart of the virtual capital city of the technology-rich Silicon Valley, San Jose, with its miles and miles of functional characterless modern IT buildings sits a bizarre anachronistic house built over 100 years ago. Belonging to Sarah Winchester, wife of the famous rifle maker William Winchester, this haunting (and haunted) mansion, set in (more)

Photo of the Week - Prayer Wheels | 18 Nov 2008
Prayer wheels are a popular and colourful sight in the monasteries and gompas of Buddhist Nepal, Tibet and India. Engraved in Sanskrit, people spin the wheels (always clockwise) to send out their prayers or mantras and are apparently the equivalent of speaking the mantras. Watching monks slowly walk and spin the wheels seems to bring a very serene (more)

Soaking Up Culture (Bath, England) | 15 Nov 2008
Graced with timeless Georgian architecture with its focus on perfect symmetry and simple elegance and coupled with a world famous Roman spa, Bath is surely one of England’s greatest travel wonders. On discovering natural hot springs, the ancient Romans built baths and associated therapeutic qualities to the mineral-rich waters. They dedicated (more)

Lest We Forget | 11 Nov 2008
Today is the day that many Commonwealth countries (Great Britain, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, etc), France, Belgium, and others remember and pay respect to mark the end of World War One. The armistice was signed to end hostilities at the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month. In cities, towns and villages across these countr (more)

Visiting the Smallest Town in the World (Hum, Croatia) | 9 Nov 2008
With a population variously quoted at 17, 18 and 23, the tiny medieval travel wonder of Hum on the Istrian peninsula in western Croatia is officially listed by the Guinness Book of Records as the smallest town in the world. Such a moniker swells this village of little more than a dozen grey stone houses with hundreds of visitors in the summer month (more)

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