As snow swirls outside your cubicle window and temperatures drop 20 degrees to the wrong side of zero, you decide you’ve had enough and it’s time to sip rum from a coconut shell under a palm tree on a sandy island beach. With your spur of the moment beach vacation plans, you instantly become a hero at the water cooler. For the best all inclusive Caribbean holidays visit Guide to Caribbean. Heading to a sunny Caribbean beach resort in the dead of winter may seem like a dream come true, but in high season your week of paradise is going to cost you a good chunk of coin. Continue reading “All Inclusive Caribbean Beach Holidays” »
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Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are among the most beautiful islands in the world, not only from the point of view of geographical beauty and position, but also from the point of view of plant and animal diversity. The biodiversity of this region of the world is known to be unlike most others in the world and the land is said to be blessed with amongst the most amazing plant, animal and mineral wealth on the planet. However, in recent times, all these natural possessions seem to be fighting a losing war against the exploits of man. Continue reading “Galapagos Islands” »
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Potala Palace: Former home of Dalai Lama
Nestled in the capital of Tibet, the Potala Palace is the historical landmark as well as the greatest monument. The white-shimmering palace soars upon the Marpo Ri hill that is believed to be sacred because of a holy cave where Bodhisattva Chenresi (Avilokiteshvara – bodhisattva of compassion) used to dwell. Further, the name ‘Potala’ comes from Mt. Potala of south India, which is the legendary mountain dwelling of the Bodhisattva. Some 50 years ago, this edifice of 1648 functioned as the main residence of the Dalai Lama. However, after a failed uprising in 1959, the 14th Dalai Lama escaped to Dharamsala in India. Currently, the Potala Palace is now the site of a state museum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the ‘New Seven Wonders of the World’ as per Good Morning America (show) and USA Today (newspaper). Continue reading “Potala Palace: Former home of Dalai Lama” »
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Lake Baikal: Pearl of Siberia
Nestled in south-east Siberia, Lake Baikal is a marveling blue freshwater lake that is the deepest on the planet besides being the largest fresh water reservoir. Among the tourists, it is known for its distinct water clarity as well as and diversity of flora and fauna. One more significance is that Lake Baikal is the vital sacred site for the Asians who pray to the lake and have faith in its power. This is evident via its coastal unique carvings as well as sections of the ritual buildings. I would recommend visiting this freshwater pool while you are in a Trans-Siberian train. Rather than sitting in for six days for Moscow, get down at Irkutsk from where it is easy to reach the lake. Continue reading “Lake Baikal: Pearl of Siberia” »
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Lake Titicaca: Scenically sacred
If you are planning to take a tour of Peru or Bolivia, do not come back without exploring the Lake Titicaca. Situated on the edge of Copacabana, this shimmering water body is famous among the backpackers for its blue charm. In addition, it is also one of the deepest, largest, and highest lakes on the globe. Not only from the tourist point of view, but Lake Titicaca also holds significance from the religious viewpoint. It is thought to be the birthplace of God Viracoca who emerged from the waters so that he could make life on Earth as per the Incan mythology. The religious significance becomes evident if you get a chance to a large temple that was recently spotted below the waters invoking many speculations. Continue reading “Lake Titicaca: Scenically sacred” »
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Family Holidays in Niseko, Japan
Family ski holidays in Japan can be a wonderful way to spend time with the kids, stay active as well as finding some time to relax, however planning and executing a ski holiday with children in mind can be a very overwhelming task. If not planned meticulously a ski ‘holiday’ can very quickly become a stressful, expensive and exhausting event rather than a relaxing vacation. Fortunately with the right information and advice the task of pulling off a memorable family holiday is far more achievable. Continue reading “Family Holidays in Niseko, Japan” »
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Top Rated Tourist Attractions in Dubai
The Paris of the Middle East, Dubai is the fastest growing city in the world and is a tourist’s paradise. Holidaymakers flock the city all year round to enjoy adventures in UAE and the sun, sand, beach and shopping. The rapid expansion of Dubai has caused it to be divided into two parts: the northern Deira region and the southern Bur Dubai with the star tourist attraction of Jumeirah. Either side of the creek, these two areas can be travelled to by Abras: traditional water taxis. Both sides are rich in contemporary and historical sights. UB Cool collected three of the most rated tourist attractions in Dubai. Continue reading “Top Rated Tourist Attractions in Dubai” »
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Exploring Berlin, Germany
The weary traveler seeking something new will not be disappointed by Berlin, Germany. Berlin is one of the greatest metropolises of the world with six million plus citizens, being the heart of Germany. It has been said, one travels to fulfill an unknown desire and rumored that any desire can be fulfilled in Berlin, so traveler look into yourself and find your reasons. If you are looking for luxurious serviced apartments in Berlin choose one near Potzsdam Platz, as this will give you convenient access to both east and west sites. Continue reading “Exploring Berlin, Germany” »
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Top Reasons to Visit Malaysia
As far as travel destinations go, Malaysia is right up there with the best. If you are on the lookout for an outstanding travel experience, this amazing getaway should be first on your mind.
From the food to the sights, weather and other important features that make up a fantastic holiday, this country has it all. Ready to treat yourself? Here are our top reasons why you should visit Malaysia for your next trip. Continue reading “Top Reasons to Visit Malaysia” »
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The rise of fitness holidays, top 15 fitness and wellness holiday destinations
Most people go on holiday and return feeling as if they’d gained weight. They vow to get more exercise on their next trip instead of sitting around all day drinking mojitos on the beach. It explains why people are opting for fitness holidays that strike a balance between staying fit and relaxing in the sun. Continue reading “The rise of fitness holidays, top 15 fitness and wellness holiday destinations” »
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Top Reasons to Move Abroad
In 2017, it seems that people leaving their home country to go and travel around the world is as common as it has ever been. However, for a lot of people, being able to go only go somewhere for a pre-scheduled amount of time is not good enough, and they are choosing to make their dream location the place they call home. If you happen to be in this position, but need a little more persuading before you take the step to move abroad – have a look at some of the reasons below for why you should move abroad. Continue reading “Top Reasons to Move Abroad” »
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Touring New York on Wheel Chair: A Guide
New York is one of the most interesting places to visit in the world. The ever buzzing, fast life and concrete canyons are always a thrill, no matter how long you’ve stayed in the big city.
But it is that unique feature of New York that ironically makes people with disability issues want to skip on making it a holiday destination. They simply think the city too big and overwhelming to have a hassle-free touring experience. Continue reading “Touring New York on Wheel Chair: A Guide” »
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The Newbie Traveller’s Guide to Avoiding Mistakes on Their First Trip
When I started my wanderlust lifestyle some years ago, I wasn’t prepared for most of the things I encountered. I was more impulsive in my younger years and my trips where decided on a whim. Although, it’s advisable to get spontaneous once in a while, it’s better to plan every trip you make- especially if it’s a totally new territory.
Back then, I made many mistakes that could have been avoided. And some people aren’t always as lucky to have it easy. So, I am writing a guide list of common things first-time travellers can do to avoid mistakes when they go to a new country. Continue reading “The Newbie Traveller’s Guide to Avoiding Mistakes on Their First Trip” »
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Koh Samui villas
Building a private house or villa on Samui a popular and rewarding option for both Thai and foreign investors. The construction and materials costs are relatively low compared with other countries and there are enough experienced companies to guarantee a quality result, as long as you find the right builder. Continue reading “Koh Samui villas” »
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Tips for keeping a neat car on a road trip
Recently, we are taking more and more road trips with our used BMW. It is a great thing to see families hitting the open road together, but not without its difficulties. Keeping a neat car on a road trip begins far before you ever leave the driveway. It involves some planning and preparation ahead of time, but it is a worthy task. Much of the stress associated with road trips is about how trashed the car gets. By the time you get where you are going, you are rumpled and tired and you don’t need to deal with popcorn or non-specific sticky stuff all over the car. The following tips help minimize mess, and keep order to your well-deserved and long anticipated vacation time. Continue reading “Tips for keeping a neat car on a road trip” »
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