Angkor Wat is a temple complex in Cambodia. It is also the largest temple in the world. Originally, it was founded as a Hindu religious base; however, towards the end of the 12th century it slowly became a Buddhism temple. Photo Credit TheWorldWeLiveIn.Tumblr.Com
Forbidden City, now a historical palace museum in China, was once an imperial palace during the Ming dynasty until the end of the Qing dynasty. Photo Credit: CNTraveler
outdoor café, Greece, Santorini, Cyclades, Greek Islands, Fira, Europe, Outdoor restaurants and terraces in the village of Fira in the evening on the steep hillside of Santorini Island overlooking the Aegean Sea. Credit: Best Travel Photos
Jeju Island, South Korea also one of the seven wonders to go see in the world. Credit: Cynthia24july.blogspot.com
Laos, Vientiane. If you haven’t know yet, my parents and grand parents are from Laos. And, I also have some relatives that live in Vientiane. It would a great place for my and my family to, in addition to meeting cousins that I have never met or know before. Credit: Eastiseverywhere.tumblr.com
London. Credit: rainy-london.tumblr.com
Another precious view of London. Credit: Wincestuouslove.livejournal.com
Machu Picchu. One of my friend that once went on a school two weeks study session, told me that this is one of the most amazing place to go see. And, once you get to the top seeing the whole scenario just melts away all the exhaustion. Machu Picchu was built by Incas, who later abandoned the place to Spanish Conquest and no one knew about it’s existence. Until 1911 when an American Historian, Hiram Bingham, discovered. Until today many anthropologists, archaeologists and professionals are still working on the site to rebuild some structures.
Taj Mahal. If you go to India you have to visit the Taj Mahal, it’s a symbol of India’s culture and Muslim art. Credit: Minecraftsbest.tumblr.com
Not exactly sure if I’m going to see a view exactly like this photo, but any view for me is pretty. This is the city Vrindavan also known as the city of widows. Many widows make voyage to this city to live and follow a routine of daily lives, in which includes prayers. Additionally, the city is full of Hindu culture and is the place where Lord Krishna, a deity, spent his childhood growing up. Photo Credit: Vrindavan-dham.com
Thailand. if there was a country as open as the United States, then I would have to say Thailand. It’s a wonderful country to go visit and plus the peoople seems to be really nice. I’m not exactly sure where this place is, but the beauty of it has sure capture my attention. credit: Tumblrlife
The Yi Peng festival or lantern festival in Chiangmai, Thailand. According to a friend, the people in Chiangmai celebrate this festival as they would release lanterns into the sky instead of releasing little lotus flower shape onto water. It’s a festival to bring good luck and making homage to the Buddha. Sadly, there isn’t an exact date when the festival takes place. Instead it is announce prior to a few weeks. However, an international celebration is hold for tourists. This is something I would like to do and go see if I ever go visit Thailand.
Rialto Bridge Venice Italy. I keep hearing people say that there are lots of pocket picker in Italy. Though I get a little disturb about the fact, it’s still a place I like to go visit. Italy has lots a cultural sites and is a very beautiful place for such a tiny boot on the world map. Credit: AmericanTravelersClub
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