tourism

About 80 athletes took part in a race through the Uyuni salt marsh in Bolivia. They were divided into three groups. In the first group, runners covered a distance of ten kilometers. In the second, the athletes ran 24 kilometers. The third group participated in a 42 kilometer marathon. The marathoners ran not only on the plain. They also climbed the slope of the Tunupa volcano and then descended. The...

People have been walking along this path on the Amalfi Coast in Italy since the early Middle Ages. Farmers and herders used to go down it to the sea market to sell their goods. It is now a popular tourist route. The Italians call it the "Path of the Gods". The main element is the coastal landscape that extends to Capri, the Faraglioni, the sea and the sky that merges with it. The name of the path is...

Costa Rican Willan Rio collects shellfish in the water among the mangroves in the province of Guanacaste. Every day he finds about 150. Previously, he could not even dream of such a catch. The number of shellfish increased when the local reserve began to restore mangrove forests. Mangrove forests are a unique ecosystem. But since ancient times, people have cut down trees for wood, fuel and raw materials...

In a world of light and bright colors, they offer an escape from the summer heat at the Aya Universe amusement park in Dubai. Art combined with high technology allows you to immerse yourself in a fairy-tale universe. The creators of the park created an entertainment product, focusing mainly on Disney World, as something magical for guests, so that they look great in this world. The park occupies an...

Three jaguar cubs have become crowd favorites at a zoo in Mexico City. The two females and the male were born in early March, but spent their first months of life in an isolated room. They were recently moved with their mother to an enclosure with a transparent wall. Visitors are very impressed when you can see a mother with her cubs? which gives adults and children a great opportunity to get to know...

Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is one of the oldest cities in the world. It is a mixture of the Arab-Muslim past with Western modernity. The medieval monuments of Rabat, as well as the layout of the new city, are included in the UNESCO list. The mosques, built almost a thousand years ago, fit harmoniously into the more modern urban landscape. It appeared during the period of the French protectorate more...

The tourist clings to the rock with all his might, trying not to fall. However, today he is not the first and not the last. For such spectacular photos on one of the hills of Rio de Janeiro, people line up in the morning. Welcome to Telegraph Rock, one of the most popular photo zones in the Brazilian city. It takes just under an hour to climb the one and a half kilometer long trail. All for the sake of...

More and more Western tourists are traveling to Tirana, the capital of Albania. Compared to last year, the flow increased by 40%. It's the same throughout the country. People come here from Italy, Germany, France, Great Britain and the USA, and about a third of tourists are Italians. Albania attracts tourists with its beautiful beaches. Its shores are washed by two seas - the Ionian and Adriatic. There are...

The ancient Balmoral Castle in Scotland opened its doors to the public for the first time. Elizabeth II spent her summers here. Balmoral was one of the Queen's favorite residences. She spent her last days in this castle. Now Charles III comes here in the summer. Balmoral was built in the mid-19th century. The castle became the summer residence of Prince Albert and Queen Victoria. The decor inside is...

The Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico is famous for its ancient cenotes with clear turquoise water. These are desirable places for lovers of diving and outdoor recreation. But the fragile system of 10,000 underground caves, rivers and lakes is under threat. Millions of tourists come to Yucatan every year. Some people throw garbage everywhere. As a result, he ends up in cenotes, and then in the Caribbean Sea...

The forgotten pearl of Africa. The city of Djenné in Mali is considered one of the oldest in the sub-Saharan region. Almost 2,000 traditional houses are still preserved in its old part. Just ten years ago, Djenné received hundreds of thousands of tourists every year. But in recent years the place has been forgotten due to armed conflict with Islamist rebels. Kola Bach used to make his living as a...

The famous Via del Corso in Rome now remains bright even at night. Here, Christmas garlands stretch out like a luminous carpet. Total 18 threads. They are 1,400 meters long and have 300,000 light bulbs. The installation is dedicated to peace throughout the planet. Venice is also preparing for Christmas. Dozens of Santa Clauses create a festive mood. They got into gondolas and staged a real regatta,...