Tourism

The Top 10 Most Beautiful Places in China China's vast and diverse territory endows the country with some of the  most beautiful natural scenery  on earth. From the picturesque karst landscape in Guilin and Yanshuo to the precipitous pillars in Zhangjiajie, from the colorful lakes in Jiuzhaigou to the Rainbow Mountains in Zhangye, China's diverse natural beauty is as impressive as its splendid culture. 1. The Yellow Mountains — Sunrises and Seas of Cloud An image of a twisting pine tree growing from a curiously-curved rock pops into Chinese minds when they hear of  the Yellow Mountains . These mystical and mist-ical mountains are  the most beautiful and most famous in China . Their classic attractions are grand dawns and their "four natural wonders": peculiar pines, oddly-shaped rocks, seas of clouds, and hot springs. Also read  Photography Tips for the Yellow Mountains . Recommended itinerary:  3-Day Essence of Huangshan Tour . 2. Zhangj...

13 Amazing Places in the Philippines that Look Like Foreign Destinations The Philippines has its own beauty and charm that can be compared to or even rival that of foreign destinations. With high tech gadgets and right angles, you can trick your friends into thinking you’ve been jet setting around the world at these amazing places in the Philippines. Photoshop skills not required! 1. Calauit, Coron Palawan  = Africa The Calauit Safari Park is a wildlife sanctuary that can be found in a 3,700 hectare island in Calamian Islands. It is home to a substantial population of African animals such as zebras, giraffes and antelopes; hence, earning the nickname as the “Little Africa” of the country. Take your selfie up a notch. Remember Taylor Swift’s safari-themed video for her “Wildest Dream”? You can cop her elegant style or dress up like Jane of Tarzan in fatigues or khakis and you get a cute adventurer selfie of “Africa”. 2. Fortune Island, Batangas = Greece Ch...

Most Beautiful Places to Visit in Thailand Thi Lo Su Waterfall Park The highest and largest waterfall in Thailand in Tak Province |  © Yxejamir / WikiCommons The highest and largest  waterfall in Thailand , Thi Lo Su towers 300 meters high and spans across 500 meters of naturally carved limestone ridge in the Mae Klong River. Tucked away in the remote Um Phang Wildlife Sanctuary of Tak Province, a  UNESCO World Heritage site , Thi Lo Su is the mightiest of a collection of nearby waterfalls, each accessible by foot or boat depending on the season. Cheow Lan Lake Park The iconic lake of Khao Sok National Park |  © BeeRose / Pixabay A jungle reserve deep in Southern Thailand,  Khao Sok National Park  is said to be the oldest evergreen rainforest in the world, with some sources claiming it offers comparable biodiversity to the Amazon rainforest. Its central lake spans a 185-square kilometer area, home to a huge variety of wildlife fr...