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9 destinations in Southeast Asia you need to know

Southwest Asia is a very popular part of the backpackers, having several nearby countries and many paradisiacal islets (and everything with a precocious comrade). Officially, they are part of the region: Thailand, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Brunei, Philippines, Indonesia and Timor-Leste.

The region is huge, and each country is a journey in every sense of the word. Brazilian tourists who decide to visit this region often include several destinations in the same itinerary, since the trip is long and the passage is very salted. But when setting the calendar, the questions arise: What to know? How many days to stay? Among all the options that Southwest Asia offers, we offer the most sought after by tourists from all over the world.

Phu Quoc Island - Vietnam

Phu Quoc is Vietnam's largest island, and one of the great tourist highlights of the country. The place is perfect for anyone who wants to spend a relaxing time of stress by staying in 5 star resorts in front of paradisiacal beaches.

Bagan - Myanmar

Bagan is the place with the largest amount and concentration of Buddhist temple in the world. There are over 2,200, scattered in a desert the same size as the city of Manhanttan, on the fringes of the Ayeyarwady River. Simply amazing.

Dunes of Mui Ne - Vietnam

In a tropical country it is unusual to find a desert filled with sand dunes. Mui Ne of the desert has sand in 18 different colors, but the most famous dunes are the white sand dunes and red sand dunes and the fairy stream, a magical river with a background, soft sand flowing between dry rocks.

Mergui Archipelago - Myanmar

The Mergui archipelago is located in the southern part of Myanmar, comprising more than 800 islands, has a rich fauna and flora present in all the corners of these isolated islands. The only human inhabitants in the area are sea gypsies, who live on boats during the dry season and remain ashore during the rainy season. They still practice fishing and boatbuilding, techniques used for generations.

Sapa - Vietnam

Located 1500 meters (4921 feet) above sea level in the remote mountains of northwestern Vietnam, Sapa is famous for both its fine, rugged scenery and also its rich cultural diversity. Sapa is an incredibly picturesque town that lies in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, near the border with China, in northwestern Vietnam, known as "the Tonkinese Alps". Sapa and in this region is the scene of many tribes, as well as rice terraces, lush vegetation and Fansipan, the highest peak in Vietnam.

Marina Bay Sands - Singapore

The Marina Bay has more than 2,500 rooms also featuring gymnasiums, casinos, a spa and several souvenir shops. For the construction of the hotel, more than six billion dollars were spent. It has no claims to be the tallest in the world, possessing only 55 floors. Even so, it is a record holder, because it has a huge outdoor pool, which has a bold design, passing people - depending on the angle at which they see it - the impression that the pool has no end, while the water goes to A large reservoir, from where it is pumped and back to the main pool. Its format is known as "Infinity" because it seems to end only at the end of the horizon. The pool is located at the top of the hotel's three buildings, on the 55th floor.

The White Temple of Chiang Rai - Thailand

The White Temple (technically called Wat Rong Khun) was designed by a Thai artist in the 1990s, and to this day a work in progress. A tangle of twisted statues and outstretched hands - symbolizing the cycle of rebirth.

Angkor Wat - Cambodia

Angkor Wat is today the main attraction of the growing Cambodian tourist industry. The entire complex was listed as a World Heritage Site by Unesco in 1992. The complex was in decline and then completely abandoned by the 16th century, being rediscovered by archaeologists in the 20th century. Restoration works and vegetation removal occur to this day.

Chiang Dao - Thailand

This forest region is a Disneyland for nature addicts complete with waterfalls, hot springs, and incredible limestone cliffs. The biggest attractions of all are the Chiang Dao Caves which consist of about 100 caves that stretch up to 40,000 feet in the mountains. You can enter five of the caves alone or with a guide to explore narrow rocky corridors, hanging stalactites and hidden Buddha statues.

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Vietnam: Halong Bay archipelago one of the world's most visited heritage

One of Vietnam's most impressive tourist attractions lies to the northeast of the capital Hanoi. Halong Bay or "bay where the dragon descended" is considered a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has Halong as its gateway. The site is made up of more than 3,000 scattered islands with different sizes and shapes and dense vegetation that leave the green waters of the sea and countless caves formed by the region's winds.

How to:

There are two basic ways to get to the bay, both leaving through Hanoi. The first and most traditional are the tours made by boats that help the tourist not to worry about schedules or transits, the second option are buses and cars with prices and exits all day. The trip takes an average of 4:30. Even though it is a seaside town Halong City is not a place to enjoy a beach, due to the amount of boats and industries near the site.

What to know?

One of the most sought after tours are the famous Junk's, typical local boats with sails inspired by ancient Chinese boats. On the tour, tourists spend one night on the boat sailing between several islands with canoeing stops, as well as bicycle tours of rice plantations and peasant communities.

Another tip is the famous caves scattered around Halong Bay, among them the Sung Sot Cave, one of the largest and most impressive in the region, other caves worth visiting are the Dau Go Cave, the Trinh Nu Cave and Thien Cung Grotto.

Cat Ba Island is the largest island in the bay and boasts about 87 square kilometers, approximately half of it covered by a national park, it is on the island that is best structure for tourists such as banks, supermarkets, tourist agencies, Hospitals and others.

What is the best time to visit Halong Bay?

The climate in Halong Bay is divided into two seasons: summer (June to September) hot and humid with passing rains and winter (December to March), at that time the temperature up to 10 ° C allowing for a lot of haze.

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5 paradisiac islands to see in Asia

Besides its thousands of temples and its exotic culture Asia also has several paradisiac islands scattered throughout the continent. Transparent waters, fine white sands along with different rock formations, attract so much attention from travelers that some of the islands cited have already become a Hollywood setting. Check out 5 heavenly lists to see in Asia:

Phuket - Thailand

Considered the most beautiful island in Asia, and for many the most paradisiacal of the planet. Phuket is the largest island in Thailand, and is where the famous Patong beach is located. Many people remember this name because of the tsunami that devastated the region and killed more than 200,000 people in 2004. But after that, the island was completely rebuilt and as always, enchanting tourists who visit the region.

Boracay - Philippines

Receiving more than 800,000 tourists every year, the bustling island of Boracay in the Philippines is coveted by its rock formations and crystal clear waters. Boracay is also known as Ibiza of the Philippines for containing a very hectic night, if you just want to relax and rest do not worry, the Yapak Beach, one of the most famous on the island is the ideal place for you.

Maldives - Island of the Maldives

Consuming dream of any living being, the Maldives islands seems to be an unreal place. Its landscape is perhaps one of the most beautiful on the planet. Maldives has over 1200 islands and 26 atolls, which form a country with a singular beauty. The unique natural beauty of this country attracts many honeymooners.

Kalapai - Malaysia

Kapalai is an island in Malaysia known for its fantastic bungalows situated under very transparent waters. The island is only 15 km from Sipadan and was once a beautiful island 200 years ago, but now it is just a sandbar. Erosion has reduced the island to sea level and the tourist village now sits on the edge of the extensive Ligitan reefs. All buildings are on stilts on the reef.

Bali - Indonesia

Bali is one of the more than 13,600 islands that exist in Indonesia and that enchant its tourists with its picturesque and unique coastline. The main beaches of the region are Jambaran, Semaniyak and Kuta and all have the 'traditional' sea green with fine white sand. In addition to the coast, the island is known for its religious temples which gave it the nickname "Island of a Thousand Temples". The great boiling point in local tourism was when Bali served as the setting for the movie "Eat, Pray and Love." After that, she became a pilgrim center for tourists in search of "inner peace", as did the character played by actress Julia Roberts.

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Discover the wonderful cenotes of the Yucatan Peninsula in Mexico

Mexico is home to many natural beauties that attract thousands of tourists every year. The Yucatan Peninsula is well known for its stunning beaches and the wonderful natural pools known as cenotes. Located in the Yucatan region, the famous holes amaze and delight tourists who enjoy a paradisiacal scenery with a hint of adventure. For nature lovers, these caves are perfect for swimming, snorkeling, snorkeling, sunbathing or just relaxing.

The cenotes are natural pools recurrent of a natural phenomenon where the layers of calcareous rocks deteriorate with time revealing an underground world with fresh water, filtered that by the earth that make them so clear and pure that it is possible to look at diverse fishes. Originated from the Mayan vocabulary (Dzonot), the word cenote was sacred to them. The site that was the main source of fresh water in the Pre-Columbian Era was also considered a sanctuary by the Mayans. They believed that the huge holes were real portals of communication with their gods.

In the peninsula of Yucatan there are about 7,000 cenotes, all equally beautiful, but each with its particularity. Among the various 'holes' in the region, the most famous is Ik Kil. Located in the park of the same name, near the Mayan archaeological city of Chichén Itzá, it impresses by its size and singular beauty. The huge hole enchants even more by its incredibly crystalline waters. Situated 26 meters below ground level, the cenote is 60 meters in diameter and 40 meters deep. Its rocky walls are formed by a lush green vegetation that frames the well and gives an even greater charm to the place.

Discover some of the most beautiful cenotes scattered in the Yucatan Peninsula:

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Get to know San Francisco the most charming city in California

San Francisco enchants by its characteristics for geography, architecture, music, gastronomy, climate, parks, walks and good shopping. The city was built amid 43 mountains and hills. Set in the Pacific Ocean, hillsides, street performers, spiers contrasting with Victorian houses, major museums, big houses of spectacle and a bridge that is considered one of the architectural wonders of the world: the Golden Gate Bridge.

Unlike many other American cities, you do not need a car to explore San Francisco, as it occupies an area of ​​only 120 square miles. Among the iconic landmarks are the Golden Gate Bridge, Fisherman's Wharf, Alcatraz, Lombard Street and Chinatown. Surrounded by the Pacific Ocean and San Francisco Bay, the city is blessed with a Mediterranean climate that makes it a tourist destination of choice throughout the year. Although very rich the nightlife ends begins and ends early in San Francisco, the city still offers year-round culture and leisure activity like the San Francisco Jazz Festival, marathons and one of the most famous gay pride parades. Definitely San Francisco There are 78 theaters, 65 museums, 4,375 restaurants.

How to get?

The SFO (San Francisco International Airport) is located 22 miles south of the city, near the junction of US 101 and I-380 highways. There are no direct flights between Brazil and San Francisco, but the city is easily accessed via Companies such as American Airlines, Continental, Delta, Tam and United. The Bay Area is served by San Francisco International Airport (SFO, www.flysfo.com). The easiest way to get to the Center is through the BART (Bay Area Rapid Transit), a kind of subway, in a journey of only 30 minutes that costs about $ 8. The trains depart at 15-minute intervals at times Peak, and 20 minutes. You can also board shared vans (from US $ 15), which will leave you at the door of your hotel, and also in taxis (from US $ 50), two good options for those who are in a group or with a lot of luggage.

What to do?

Pier 39

Heart of the hustle and bustle of Fisherman's Wharf, Pier 39 gathers numerous tourist shops, some fine restaurants and cafes. One of the focal points is the group of sea lions that spend the day there.

Ride with the Cable Car

The best way to get to know the city is by strolling the famous cable cars that cut the city of San Francisco.

Chinatown

The quadrilateral formed by Broadway, Powell, Kearney and Bush streets form one of San Francisco's most effervescent destinations, historic Chinatown. Founded just after the arrival of the first Chinese immigrants in the mid-19th century, such as the eastern Liberdade neighborhood in Sao Paulo, Chinatown is more a tourist destination than a residential area.

Golden Gate Bridge

The Golden Gate Bridge Bridge is a well-finished example of construction that went well beyond its original function - link Marin County to the city of San Francisco to become the main symbol of the latter. The elegant towers dipped in the icy waters of the bay defy unpredictable winds and currents (and a sea of mist), fulfilling the dream of its designers, Joseph Strauss, Charles Ellis, Leon Moisseiff. At the time of its completion, in 1937, it was the largest structure in the world. At almost 3 kilometers in length and over 200 meters high, the experience of passing under its free will confers the real dimensions of this colossus that redefined civil engineering in the 20th century.

Alcatraz

One of the most famous prisons on the planet, Alcatraz surprises for being so close to the coast. His fame of having an 'impossible escape' was guaranteed not only by permanent surveillance, but by the icy waters of the bay, which made swimming a crossing unlikely to succeed.

Alamo Square

Throughout San Francisco you will find delightful Victorian-style wooden houses. Symbol of values so appreciated in the 19th century as order, conformity, status and domesticity, at the beginning of the 20th century began to be devalued, by its peculiar design, outdated forms and little modern. Virtually missing from the financial center, they have curiously become favorites of the gay community because of its vibrant colors, comfort and well-kept decor

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Meet Supai, the Indian village located in the Grand Canyon next to the Havasu Falls

Surrounded by miles of desert, the Grand Canyon, in the American state of Arizona, has several surreal landscapes. One of the most sought after spots for adventurers is the Supai Indian Village, located right in the center of the Havasu Canyon, also known as Cataractu. The tribe lived in the Grand Canyon for at least 800 years, being one of the most isolated in the United States.

The village that lives of the crafts and culture now has been working more and more the tourism of the region, since the village is next to a ravine with an impressive waterfall with waters so clear that seem not to be real.

Even though it is only 13 kilometers from the nearest highway, the cars can not reach it and the correspondence is the mules. Access is only by helicopter, climbing or even through a mule, which passes through the narrow path.

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Multnomah Falls, Oregon's most beautiful waterfall in the USA

Multnomah Falls, Oregon's most beautiful waterfall in the USA The state of Oregon in the United States is well known for its natural beauties, several waterfalls are found scattered throughout the state but none draws as much attention as the Multnomah Falls.

Located east of Troutdale, between Corbett and Dodson, the gigantic waterfall is the largest in Oregon and plummets into two stages divided into a 165-meter top and a 24-meter lower portion totaling 189 meters.

Most impressive is that the visitor can make a trail in the park to get closer to the fall, in a certain part of the trail, a huge bridge 14 meters long built more than 30 meters high crosses directly in front of the waterfall giving A broader view of Multnomah Falls.

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Horseshoe Bend in Arizona has breathtaking scenery

In addition to shopping, metropolises and super modern amusement parks, the land of Uncle Sam is also a destination of unequaled beauties, knowing some of these landscapes can make your trip even more unforgettable. Horseshoe Bend, an immense canyon cut by the Colorado River (the same that passes through the Grand Canyon), forming a huge "U".

The state of Arizona is a place rich in natural beauties that houses numerous archeological parks, petrified forests, mountains, deserts of orange land and lakes. Horseshoe Bend, which literally means "horseshoe bend" and is one of the top destinations in the state.

The viewpoint to observe the landscape, is 300 meters high and offers a privileged view of the region. To get to the place is necessary to make a trail with a little more than 1 km through the desert. Attraction is not paid for and has no employees, structure or foothold.

Recommended destination for all ages, however families with children need to be double cautious, since the belvedere does not have a protective railing in the gorge.

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Surreal trail attracts tourists to visit waterfall in Ecuador

Ecuador is a country full of impressive natural attractions. One of the most popular attractions in the region is Pailon del Diablo (Caldeirão do Diabo), a gigantic waterfall located on the Pastaza River, just 18 km from the city of Baños.

The main waterfall is approximately 100 meters high and falls into an abyss surrounded by rocks, forming an impressive swirl. It is possible to walk very close to the falls by a trail that passes by a suspension bridge, several natural lookout and an ingrime staircase right next to the waterfall.

You can visit the waterfall of Pailon del Diablo by bicycle, car or buying tour offered by the receptive agencies of the city of Baños, the region also has several companies that offer activities and extreme sports such as zip lines, canopy and abseiling.

On site, the tourist can count on bar services, food service restaurant and a small inn.

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The Amazing Blue of Moraine Lake in Canada

Surrounded by rocky, ice-clad mountains nestled in the green of the well-preserved vegetation of Banff National Park, Lake Moraine is one of Canada's most beautiful landscapes. Located among the mountains, in the province of Alberta the lake is visited by about 4.5 million people annually. Its waters oscillating between various shades of green and blue complete the fantastic landscape with scenic beauty.

The lake is formed by the thawing of the glaciers of the nearby mountains. During the passage of these waters the rocks will wear out and their sediments are taken to the bottom of the lake, giving such a vibrant hue in the water.

The park offers several trails to enjoy the lake in other perspectives that are from time to time, restricted because of the presence of brown bears in the region. It is also possible to rent kayaks and explore the lake in a different way.

Between the years of 1969 and 1979 the lake became famous after the image was printed on the notes of 20 Canadian dollars. Moraine Lake is located in the Valley of Ten Peaks (Valley of Ten Peaks) just 12 miles from Lake Louise and 70 miles from Banff.

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Best Beaches to Enjoy in California

California is famous for the wide variety of activities and places that the destination offers, including the famous scenic views of the state, the Golden Gate Bridge, the beautiful Yosemite National Park, Hollywood the city that never sleeps, the mountains that go all the way The horizon and of course the magnificent beaches.

Wildcat beach

One of the hardest beaches to be accessed at Wildcat Beach has an extensive stretch of sand that runs against the clear Pacific Ocean, there is also an area where you can camp and spend a few nights on the spot.

Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park is one of the most visited parks in the United States. Among the many attractions to enjoy in the park there is also a beautiful beach called Sentinel Beach, perfect for enjoying the beauties of the place and take a few hours to relax.

Catalina Island

Catalina Island is one of the places to see the most beautiful beaches in all of California. Descanso Beach is one of the most sought after by tourists for the incredible visibility of the water leaving the ideal environment for free snorkelling activities. There are many other beautiful beaches on every island, such as Step Beach and Two Harbors Beaches.

Laguna Beach

It's hard to choose just the most beautiful beach in Laguna Beach in Orange County, but the beaches of Victoria Beach and Crecent Bay are always very busy. This coast draws attention to the number of beaches in bay formations that form all over the coast and highlight the destination as one of the best places to catch a beach in California.

Hermosa Beach

The graceful Hermosa Beach is located in Los Angeles, close to great restaurants, shops and bars that shake this side of the city. The beach is very frequented by tourists due to the great waves that form in that part of the Californian coast.

Venice Beach

Venice Beach is well known for its lively, sprawling boardwalk filled with street performers, unique shops and dozens of free sports courts.

Coronado Beach

Located in one of San Diego's best neighborhoods, Coronado Beach is surrounded by beautiful homes and luxury mansions. It is the cleanest beach in town and all day long it is a meeting point for people who will surf, walk from stand-up paddle, swim and just catch a sun.

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Tours in the Atacama: Altiplanic Lagoons and Salar de Atacama

The Atacama Desert is one of the most visited regions in Chile and known in the world. Its surreal landscapes mixed with exotic animals and plants attract visitors from all over the world who seek to explore one of the most arid areas of the planet. The Atacama, is located in the northern region of Chile, which borders Bolivia and Peru.

It is easy to understand why this region is so famous among tourists. The place is full of peculiar characteristics ranging from the altitude of the place, varying from the 2,300m altitude in the city of San Pedro do Atacama, up to 4,300 in the Geysers del Tatio or the 6,000m surpassed in the peaks of the many volcanoes that exist there, At the temperature, which during the day is 30 ° C and at night can plummet to -2 ° C in extreme cases.

The small village of San Pedro do Atacama is the ideal starting point for those who want to explore all the attractions. With a little more than 5 thousand inhabitants, San Pedro did not surrender the modernity of the present times, preserving its dirt roads and the very rustic houses erected with adobe, as in the old days when the first attackers lived in the region, 11 thousand years ago .

The Lagunas Altiplánicas and Atacama Salar tour is one of the most popular tours among tourists, all the tourist agencies in the city offer this package. The first stop is the Laguna Chaxa, located 62 km from San Pedro. The lagoon is a true natural sanctuary of the atacamenha fauna. It is possible to see several flamingos and other Andean birds. Chaxa is in the eastern part of the Salar del Atacama, the third largest in the world (behind only Uyuni, Bolivia and Salt Lake City, USA).

The second stop is Socaire, another Atacameño settlement that is at almost 3,000 meters of altitude. The city was already very important in the past because of the gold mines mirrored by the surroundings. Today the town has 300 inhabitants and a very charming church made of clay and clay topped by national patrimony.

To 18 km of Socaire, to approximately 4,000 meters of altitude is the peak of the walk, are the Miscanti and Meñiques Lagoons, at the foot of a chain of volcanoes covered with snow, whose banks are filled by a low vegetation and of golden color .

Formed by the waters coming from the melting of the volcanoes of the same name. The waters, which once flowed freely to the Atacama Salt Flat, were interrupted by a strong eruption of the Meñiques volcano, which occurred more than 1 million years ago. And so these two lagoons were born.

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Ski Resorts in Santiago: El Colorado and Farellones

Chile is the scene of several natural attractions with distinct and exotic beauties that are different from everything you have ever seen. The country is highly sought after as it contains numerous winter sports centers and resorts located on mountain peaks with beautiful scenery. Chile is one of the best destinations in the world for skiing due to its variety of points and excellent structure for practicing activities. The main attraction of these places besides Chilean charm and comfort are winter sports, such as skiing and snowboarding, but the winter resorts offer much more to your visitors than good moments of adventure in the snow. Most of them have a good structure of resorts, and they are also valued for staying in cities known for their gastronomy and natural beauties typical of the region.

Santiago is the largest city in the country and is in a prime location right next to the Andes mountain ranges. The city is very close to the main ski centers of the country, the city airport receives daily flights from various places in Brazil and the world, becoming a perfect aerial bridge for fans of winter sports or simply visitors wishing to have an experience Taking advantage of the low temperatures of the region.

Among them are El Colorado and Farellones. The advantage of knowing these centers are the easy access to attractions and the most affordable value compared to other points in the region, such as Valle Nevado, for example.

The small village of Farellones is filled with super cozy cottages and small summer apartments, which are mostly used by many residents of Santiago who visit the region during the weekends and vacations. To get to the village, it is necessary to travel only 36km (from the center of Santiago) on a road surrounded by mountains with more than 40 turns in a beautiful route, ideal opportunity for some memorable photos.

The resort, which was one of the pioneers of the region, has excellent slopes that can be reached by means of available ski lifts and integrated skipass, a sort of pass that allows skiers and snowboarders to have access to the means of elevation (lifts and gondolas) and to the slopes of the mountain . This pass acts as a credential and is checked by mountain staff at all times.

The Farellones station is at an altitude of 2,500m and has more than 120km of slopes cataloged with different levels of expertise between easy, moderate, difficult and expert. Farellones is considered by many to be the best ski resort for beginners. For those who do not like the activity, you can enjoy snow pranks such as Tyrolean and Tubing (a float that you rent per hour and can slip in the snow as many times as you want).

A few kilometers away is El Colorado, another well-known ski resort between Chileans and foreigners, the center is composed of two villages interconnected with a modern hotel and gastronomic infrastructure, housing restaurants, coffee shops, nightclubs, own transport, ski school , Equipment rental shops, among others.

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Church built in canyon calls attention of tourists in Colombia

In southern Colombia, almost reaching the border with Ecuador, a place of worship and pilgrimage has become one of the main tourist attractions of the country.The Sanctuary of Las Lajas is an imposing church with Gothic architecture known as' A miracle Of God in the abyss', is an engineering jewel built on the canyon of the river Guáitara, in the village of Las Lajas, municipality of Ipiales.

The stone basilica is about 50 meters high, surrounded by waterfalls, built in Gothic style and with a wealth of impressive details including arches, mosaics, towers and walls of natural stone. In one of them is the image of the Virgin of Our Lady of the Rosary, also made in stone. Every day on September 16, thousands of devotees to the Virgin go to the sanctuary to pray. If the trip has no religious purpose, the most advised to avoid the visit at this time of year.

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Aran Islands in Ireland, the seductive lull of an isolated place

The Aran Islands are charming, three little serene jewels floating in a wild Atlantic ocean. They have a rich culture and a proud people to be able to maintain their tradition, speaking the old Irish language, or Gaelic, in the way they dress and manufacture the main product of the island, the thick woolen sweater, and also for being a place of life Are farmers, farmers and fishermen. With a population of 1,200 residents, live a quiet life living on an island of unspeakable beauty, you can understand why many residents have never even left.

The attractions are numerous, so it is advisable to sleep a day on the island, to get to know the traditional pubs and really feel the joy of this people, let yourself be carried away by the wonderful Irish music. The Irish people love to tell a good story and especially to them living off the mainland, having contact with few tourists.

Take a traditional Irish breakfast and you will be prepared to stroll through several miles of breathtaking cliffs! They are already big and in the distance it is still possible to see the most tourist point of Ireland, the Cliffs of Moher and be impressed by the perfection and grandeur of nature.

The Island still offers diving spots with dolphins and seals in crystal clear waters. For the brave it is possible to rappel and climb the cliffs and there is a natural pool, Serpent's Lair, which has been awarded the Diving cliff championship promoted by Redbul.

The main means of transport of the island is the bicycle and there is the option to rent, being the ideal to know the whole island and to visit the main tourist points, as it is the case of Fort Dun Aonghasa, an important local archaeological site, a fortress of Stone dating from 500 BC

Or just stroll through its many beaches.

How to get:

There are two ways to get to the islands of Aran, by plane, which takes approximately 10 minutes or by boat which is the longest used by tourists, but the schedules are flexible and not expensive. From Galway or Clare, the points from where the boats depart, you will find several agencies that make this tour.

If your choice is to stay a night on the island, book a hotel before, the island is small, there are few places and the quest is great. It is not difficult to find accommodation if you look in advance. Once booked, schedule your trip and enjoy the tranquility and hospitality of a charming island, one of the most exotic in the world. The feeling is of having stopped in time, but after all, who does not want sometimes just be able to stop and breathe a little?

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All the charm of Romania: 3 destinations to visit in the country

Located in the extreme east of Europe, Romania is not one of the countries that receives more tourists in Europe, but leaves nothing lacking in beauty. Cities like Bucharest have wonderful historic centers that are among the most beautiful on the continent.

Land of the most famous fictional vampire, Count Dracula, Transylvania is Romania's best-known region, with stories and monuments that mingle with travelers' imaginations. The site was colonized by Germans and has several cities that still preserve medieval characteristics, both in customs and architecture, passing to the tourists who explore the region, the feeling that time has stopped.

Bucharest manages to combine the modern with the classic and has many well-maintained buildings, a great way to make the most of the city is to stay in the center and know the streets and squares in a walk.

Main tourist attractions:

Arc de Triomphe Bucharest - Surrounded by historic mansions is an ideal stroll to start exploring what Bucharest has to offer. Parc Herastrau - One of the most visited parks in the city, great place to enjoy a day viewing the landscapes that the city offers. Palace of Parliament - Second largest administrative building in the world was built dump hundreds of families and the demolition of dozens of historic buildings. Muzeul Taranului Român - Museum of the Romanian Peasant. Calea Victoriei - One of the most popular avenues in the city. One of the most beautiful cities in the region of Transylvania, Sibiu is one of the largest cultural centers in Romania, the place never stops and is the stage for several festivals of theater, jazz and others. The city is divided into two points high and low. The main point is in Piata Mare, or larger square, surrounded by attractions this square brings together some baroque architecture and art noveau.

Main tourist attractions:

Brukenthal Museum - Piata Mare - Main square surrounded by other major city attractions such as the Jesuit Church, and next to the Council Tower, great place to have a view from the top of the square. Ponte da Mentira - Connecting Plaza Mica to Plaza Huet, this iron bridge is very beautiful and combines well with the architecture of the surroundings. Supported on it good photos can be taken, with the historical buildings of Sibiu in the background. Lutheran Cathedral - One of the main buildings of the city, the attraction is paid. Piata Mica - Another well-known square of the city, in a quick walk it is possible to understand the local architecture, all the houses in turns are very typical. World Heritage Site, Sighisoara is a small fortified town on the top of a mountain. Although small the place is filled with attractions with streets and alleys charming. According to legend Sighisoara was the town where Dracula was born.

Main tourist attractions:

Historical center - The historical center of Sighişoara is one of the most beautiful in all of Romania, with charming streets and alleys. Clock Tower - Located at the entrance to the city, the attraction has a grand staircase where you can see the clock of the medieval period. Museum of History - Museum with 5 levels, has everything a little, furniture, tools, ceramics among others. Church of the Hill - The oldest building in Sighisoara has a crypt inside the altar.

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13 amazing places to see when you are in Italy

Italy is one of the most visited countries in Europe and it is not very difficult to understand why. The country houses wonderful cities surrounded by stories, beautiful buildings, monuments and the rich gastronomy famous all over the world are just some of the characteristics that invite people from all over the world to visit this little piece of European history.

The country is an incredible destination and any, absolutely any city can surprise you in an impressive way. We have chosen 13 destinations that we consider obligatory stops for those who visit the country.

Pomegranate

Rome is one of those cities that conquers you at first sight. Impossible not to fall in love with this city that, when distracting, you come across a Roman monument. Destiny has so many attractions to be explored that the inhabitants often say that one life is not enough to know all their secrets.

Amalfi Coast

Located on the Tyrrhenian Sea the Amalfi Coast attracts celebrities, millionaires or simply enthusiasts of a wonderful coastline. The 50-kilometer coast offers a natural exuberance, with blue sea, spectacular views and roads with incredible villages, among them Positano and Amalfi.

Florence

Just like Rome, Florence is a must-see city, starting with the cultural menu. As it was the center of the Italian Renaissance, take time to look closely at the great works of art there. The most famous, of course, is the statue of David sculpted by Michelangelo.

Island Di Capri

The island of Capri is located in the Tyrrhenian Sea, is known for its natural charm and beauty, and has two municipalities - Capri and Anacapri. The island was once a quiet redoubt of Italian fishermen and farmers, today it receives around two million visitors a year.

Veneza

Famous for its canals and for its Carnival, Venice is a network of streets, gondolas, music and art. Its famous cathedral of San Marcos is the center of beauty for the city. Hundreds of tourists are enchanted with the murals and gold ornaments that make it unique in the world.

Milan

Milan is a city of charm, which bases its activity in the industry, being the great economic power of the country. Assuming as one of the best cities to visit in Italy, Milan has a strong cultural offer, from museums to cathedrals. But it's fashionable that the city becomes stunning with the hundreds of unique shops of the best designers in the world.

Sardinia

Sardinia, the second largest island in the Mediterranean, is surrounded by magnificent beaches, which combines fantastic weather with mild spring and autumn, warm summers and mild winters.

Bari

Bari is the most important city of the Puglia region, starting point to explore wonderful little towns such as the magical Alberobello, the beautiful Ostuni or the baroque Lecce.

Naples

Naples is the typical southern Italian city that offers the typical Latin climate. The famous bay of Naples gives life to a city where the friendliness, the good food, the good weather and the relaxed atmosphere translate well what one can live there. In everything different from the rest of Italy, Naples can not be left out of the tourist routes.

Varenna

It was an old fishing village and now has less than 1,000 inhabitants and is on the shore of Lake Lombardo.

Cinque Terre

Cinque Terre, which means "five lands", is a breathtaking national park in the region of Liguria, composed of five villages near the Italian Riviera. Surrounded by mountains, olive groves and wineries.

Bologna

The capital of the Emilia-Romagna region, Bologna offers many historical and gastronomic attractions. Home to the oldest university in the world (the University of Bologna dating back to the 11th century), the city is also considered the gastronomic capital of Italy. Its cuisine (the Bolognese cuisine) is famous all over the world. Bologna's city center, one of the largest and best preserved in Europe, is famous for its beautiful porticoes and magnificent Piazza Maggiore for pedestrians.

Alberobello

The town lies in the Puglia region, on the top of a hill with many woods and surrounding agricultural areas, where olive and chestnut trees are its main product. The town is well-known for its white and cylindrical houses built with superimposed stones known as Trullis.