Few tourists are saved from the dreaded Evil Egypt Nile or popularly known as “Bad of Tutankhamun”. Symptoms include diarrhea, vomiting and dehydration and therefore weakening, twitching in the belly and sometimes fever. Not all bodies react the same and you may suffer in different intensities, but usually affects 7 out of 10 travelers.

Photography by Carlos Reusser M.

There are tips to try and escape the “curse of the Egyptian pharaoh” and not always effective but may reduce the risk of suffering and recovery period with some tricks. (más…)

Below is a list of suggestions of things to do when we come to the Danish capital of Copenhagen.

Photography by Lilly Darma

- Stroget, say it is the longest pedestrian street in the world (2 miles), and unites two of the most beautiful concourses: Radhuspladsen (City Hall Square) and Kongens Nytorv. It is the commercial artery of the city, and always has great animation. In this part, the famous canal Nyhavn (new harbor) is one of those images have been photographed many times on postcards. (más…)

Stunning is the first feeling that overwhelms the first time visitor to Bangkok. The Thai capital until the last halo absorbs energy from its inhabitants to be able to beat a thousand revolutions almost 24 hours a day. Therefore, the newcomer has to struggle to adapt to the pace and after getting overcome the jet lag, swimming against the tide is the only solution to avoid being vampirizing in this fascinating city.

Photography by mattmangum

Thousand smells and noises are mixed without discrimination or hesitation in any corner. There are no time for meals. Thais seize every stop for a snack and eat lunch in the hundreds of stalls that fill the sidewalks. The visitor will not have problems when sustenance at any kiosk and the offer is so wide that the power to choose becomes a difficult task, especially at first. (más…)

Budapest is known worldwide as the city of Hot Springs, not for nothing there about 130 of these springs in the city. But there in his basement some 200 caves, both small and large. These caves were formed by the same underground water currents that provide the thermal baths today.

Photography by muppetspanker

Most caves are located in Budapest, and were discovered in the early twentieth century. Three of these caves are open to the public: (más…)

If you want to visit Ireland this summer, is likely to land at Shannon Airport, Cork or Dublin. Even combine a very good idea to take a tour around the south of the island, which could reach Shannon, touring the southeast of the island by car for a few days later from the airport from the capital, only to an example.

Photography by infomatique

When in Dublin, we offer a few visits to cover one or two day stay. These visits are all to do in the light of day because the night is the main character of the city and deserves its own space. (más…)

To say that Paris is one of the greenest cities in Europe is simple, just display a map and look at your map. Between two giants, the Bois de Boulogne to the west and east of Vincennes, lies a wonderful and sometimes secret world of plants consists of woodlots, parks, gardens, green corridors, plazas and courtyards. Some are on the map. Others do not, but its charm is at the discretion or feeling that someone turned a corner of land in his idea of paradise. The gardens in full, up nearly five hundred. The word itself is French garden and very common from the fifteenth century.

Photography by Meg Zimbeck

The most striking for their rarity is the Alpine garden that houses the city’s Botanical accessed Jussieau straight down the street. Edelweiss, gentian and bromeliads in the heart of Paris. Two thousand plants that reproduce high mountain alpine ecosystems of the main mountain ranges in the world. (más…)

Dubrovnik, is so perfect that it seems a story. A dip in Lokrum nudist beaches, a stroll through the medieval walls and a glass front to the Adriatic. It is an invitation to rest in the summer in this city Croatian.

Photography by Bruce Tuten

Just after crossing the drawbridge of the old city of Dubrovnik, so that one can find the perfect shine of the marble floors, the medieval walls and the beauty of the Croatian city with a touch unreal. Both the court reminiscent of a Disney princess on the Mediterranean. Nobody would say that for almost 20 years the city was besieged, burned and bombed. The memories of the war in the Balkans have succumbed under the sun, and every summer, thousands of people follow the advice of Bernard Shaw (Nobel Irish): “Whoever wants to see the paradise on earth must come to Dubrovnik. (más…)