Over 160 million people live in a country four times the size of Switzerland, Bangladesh has the 8th highest population density in the world and is still growing.
Tel Aviv – The White City
Israel is probably best known as the home of ancient cities like Jerusalem and Nazareth, but it is Tel Aviv, one of its youngest and most vibrant cities.
Umbria – The green heart of Italy
Umbria is described as being located in the heart of Italy and with neither a coastline or a border with a foreign country, it is also the only landlocked one.
Kenya – Just Magical
The incredible diversity of landscapes, cultures, wildlife and activities mean endless opportunities for visitors to Kenya.
That was 2019
he festival season 2019 is almost over. After 15 festivals and 50’5014 pictures taken, it’s time to look back and take a break.
Published on Africa Geographic
South Sudan is one of the newest and lesser-known countries in the world, where ancient cultural rituals collide with preconceived traveller expectations.
Massif de l’Esterel
From Saint-Raphaël to Théoule-sur-Mer in the Alpes-Maritimes, the Corniche d’Or coastal road holds magnificent viewpoints of the red porphyry cliffs of the Estérel massif, but also of the red islands and cliffs in the sea.
South Sudan – The untamed Country
South Sudan is the world’s lesser-known and newest country where ancient cultural rituals collide with preconceived traveler expectations.
Paris – the city of lights
Paris is the capital and most populous city of France also called the City of Lights. Since the 17th century, Paris has been one of Europe’s major centers of finance.
Milan – the fashion city
Milan is just a 3-hour train ride from our home. Today Milan offers a sublime mix of historical architecture, modern high-rise skyscrapers, all mingled together with a dash of Italian life.
New York – The Melting Pot
New York City has the most famous skyline in the world, so it’s easy to forget that beneath those buildings lies a city teeming with art, culture, people and a lot to discover.
