SUNLIT LABYRINTH – PHRAYA NAKHON CAVE THAILAND

11 Nov, 2019

Located inside Khao Sam Roi Yot National Park, Prachuap Khiri Khan province, Thailand, the Phraya Nakhon Cave combines nature’s mystery and wonders. The cave is known to be a national natural treasure across the North Malay Peninsula and it is said to have been discovered roughly 200 years ago. However, as to who discovered it first is debatable. Nevertheless, the cave’s interior natural beauty is incomparable. As the early morning sunlight hits at the pavilion, it is illuminated and gives life to lush greenery, that creates an almost regal sight to behold.

A SPECTACULAR RAIN FOREST SINGAPORE

11 Nov, 2019

Located in Jewel Changi Airport, Singapore, The Rain Vortex Waterfall is over 130 feet tall. Widest point of the steel and glass bagel-shaped roof is Over 656 feet.

The waterfall was designed by Safdie Architects, as the centerpiece of the airport, with the goal of making Changi airport an attraction and to encourage Singapore leisure travel. The sculpture is the jewel of the airport and Singapore.

CHOCOLATE HILLS BOHOL PHILIPPINES

11 Nov, 2019

Located in the Bohol Island, Philippines, the Chocolate Hills consists of a group of unusually shaped hills. Some say, that they look like a women breasts, but they really resemble chocolate truffles. It’s hard to believe, that this spectacular place is not a man-made, but it is all natural and this extraordinary landscape is unique to Bohol.

LEVON’S DIVINE UNDERGROUND ARMENIA

11 Nov, 2019

It’s never too late to discover your passion and the incredible story of Armenian Levon Arakelyan is the best proof. What started out as a simple request from his wife to build a storage space for potatoes, became the project of a lifetime. A 70-feet deep maze of tunnels, stairs and caves, all made by one man.

In 1985, builder Levon Arakelyan’s wife asked him to build a cellar beneath their home, so she could store potatoes. It was a fairly simple task for an experienced 44-year-old builder. However, as he started the project, he literally couldn’t stop carving.

GOLDEN BRIDGE HÒA VANG VIETNAM

11 Nov, 2019

Located in Ba Na Hills, in Hòa Vang, on top of the Da Nang mountain, Golden Bridge was built in the spring of 2018. The pedestrian bridge stands 4639 feet above sea level and it is about 492 feet long and about 10 feet wide. The height of the bridge itself is 487 feet and it includes eight arches. But, what’s unusual about it, that it’s supported by two columns in the form of huge hands. Hands appear to be carved from stone, but, in fact, their frame is made of steel. They look, as though they were there since ancient times; “overgrown” with moss and plants.

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