Travel & Tourism Guide

Located on the Waikato River, Huka Falls is the largest fall near Taupo on the North New Zealand Island. It is one of the most visited natural attractions of the country. Etymologically speaking, the name Huka is a Maori word […]

Lope National Park is located in the rainforest of central Gabon. It was created in 1946 and is the first protective area in the country. It was opened to public in 2002 and UNESCO has listed the park as the

Located in the coastal plain of Gabon, Loango National Park is one of the most famous tourist destinations in the country. The true jewel of Africa’s western coast, the park lies between the Nkomi and Ndogo Lagoons and covers a

Funafuti is the capital of Tuvalu and atoll consisting of population 6,194 people, which makes the most populated atoll and. It is 14 Kilometer wide and is surrounded with a lagoon 18 kilometer in length. Fongafale is the largest of

The Fallsview Indoor Waterpark is a part of the largest hotel, water-park, and entertainment complex, i.e. the Falls Avenue Resort of North America. Situated across Niagara Falls and Rainbow Bridge, the park covers an area of three acres. It is

The Emperor Valley Zoo is located adjacent to the Botanical Gardens, Port of Spain in Trinidad. It covers around 7.2 acres of land that offers an awe-inspiring view of nature to its visitors. The zoo incorporates pathways, fences, and buildings

Established in 1950, Dja Faunal reserve is an UNESCO labeled World Heritage Site. Located over the area of around 5,260 kilometer square is one of the African largest rainforest. This well confined reserve mainly aims at protecting regions biodiversity. The

Located a few hundred meters east of Soufriere, the Diamond Falls is a privately owned attraction in St Lucia. It is described as one of the natural wonders of the country that covers a six acres multi-award winning tourism site.

Situated next to the Zurich Lake, the Church of Our Lady was founded in 853 by King Louis the German. Initially, the female members of the aristocracy of Europe inhabited the church with its convent. Around the 13th century, the