Whitehaven Beach Is the whitest beach in the world

Whitehaven Beach is a definite “must-see” in the Whitsundays. The crystal clear aqua waters and pristine silica sand of Whitehaven stretch over seven kilometres along Whitsunday Island , the largest of the 74 islands in the Whitsundays. It defines nature at its best and provides the greatest sense of relaxation and escape.

As soon as you arrive it’s easy to see why it is the most photographed beach in Australia and has been named ” Queensland ’s Most Beautiful Beach” by ‘Keep Australia Beautiful’, a title that has never before been bestowed upon a beach in Queensland , and may never be again.Read more here .

Whitehaven beach, a beach ill never forget, not only for its beautiful white sand, clear waters and serenity but the fact that that’s the place I was proposed to! What more could i ask for! The beach is so pristine and untouched that the sand just makes you want to lay in it all day. Definitely worth a trip to the whitsundays just to see this beach, dont let life go by without seeing it! Thanks to Kassi.

The Karnak Temple - Largest Ancient Temple in the World

The Luxor temple is one of the two grandiose temples of ancient Thebes. It’s complex architecture and colossal statues seem to make anyone feel puny at the sight of it (especially at night – when the beautifully illuminated walls seem to rise even higher).

One of the inscriptions on the walls of the temple seemed particularly interesting – the blessing of an ascending pharaoh. It is depicted as a multitude of life-keys pouring over the pharaoh – symbolizing the purification with holy water.

 Obelisk in the Luxor Temple

Entrance to the Karnak Temple

The Karnak temple is the largest ancient religious site in the World. This is because every pharaoh contributed to it as it was probably the most important temple in Egypt (dedicated to the gods: Amun-Ra, Montu and Mut). Every pharaoh raced to show his respect to the supreme gods and also earn the appreciation of the clergymen. So every pharaoh built a pylon or obelisk or sphinx or an entire complex within the temple. This fact helped archeologists in two ways: it shows very explicitly the magnitude of each pharaoh and also shows the way the ancient Egyptians constructed the buildings (as there is a unfinished pillar that shows very clearly the method of construction).

Part of the Sphinx Avenue

People Walking Down Sphinx Avenue

The Hypostyle Hall 1

The Hypostyle Hall 2

The Hypostyle Hall 3

Over time pharaohs built a magnificent hypostyle hall, a long sphinx avenue, tall pylons, vast alleyways, high-rising obelisks and carefully inscribed shrines…

Calendar of the Temple’s Festivals

Beautiful Inscriptions in One of the Shrines in the Karnak Temple

 

Obelisk in the Karnak Temple 1

Obelisk in the Karnak Temple 2

Tut Ankh Amun’s Contribution to the Karnak Temple

Fun at Mud Festival

The Paleo is the largest Switzerland open-air music festival.Students and festival volunteers paid tribute to the 40th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival by spreading the fun of mud as it was done in 1969 in Upstate New York.According to the festival organization, the project is a “back to the earth” psychedelic inspiration and 100% recyclable

Mud is also used in medical porpuse, the health benefits that users swear by are not scientifically proven, but you know what you feel. The mud treatment is said to help clear clogged pores. Toxins are removed from the body as well. Those who suffer from pain in their muscles and joints have found relief through mud baths

So you can combine two usufull stuff in one, music festival and mud beauty and healthy treatment to heal and rejuvenate the entire body.

Paradise on Earth

We all want to go to heaven, right? So just do it - there are several dozen world’s exotic destinations that would help you to feel like in paradise, for at least one or two weeks. The ideal combination of sun, crystal blue water and sand will cure your overworked body and your restless soul.

See below some of these heavenly looking spots around the world.

Apparently the gate to the paradise is located in Portugal, Europe.

Costa da Caparica.

Another heavenly-looking beach is located in Greece, on the western shore of Zakynthos.

Shipwreck beach looks more heaven than wreck.

Still around Europe...this one looks more a fairytale than paradise. But could be both.

Portofino, Italy.

Maldives is a place where I wouldn’t mind spending the eternity.

Angaga Island Resort & Spa, Maldives.

Evem more blue...

Kuda Huraa, Maldives

Somewhere in the Maldives...

Paradise spot in the middle of the Pacific Ocean.

Maupiti, French Polynesia.

Boracay, an island of the Philippines, has it all: perfect sand, perfect water, perfect weather...

I wouldn't feel blue here...

Thailand

Snorkelers paradise in Thailand

Phang Nga Province, Thailand

We all deserve to have such a window view at least once in our lifetime.

Huge Stone Mushrooms in the Village of Beli Plast, in Bulgaria

The village of Beli Plast in Bulgaria has a very specific natural phenomena.  There you can find a huge stone mushrooms. There is a dozen of those strange looking ‘mushrooms’ in Beli Plast and they are limestone boulders. The largest of them is three meters height.

Those mushrooms were created as an consequence of erosion caused by water during thousands of years in the past. Now when water has disappeared from this area, those eroded lime stones became pretty interesting natural phenomena for visitors and tourists.