The Silk Road was one of the roads most legendary in the history of mankind. The term coined by Ferdinand von Richtofen in 1877, Thomas O. Hollmann was the one who placed the entire region into nine zones: the valley of the Wei, the corridor Hexe, the Gobi, the Makler Takla, the mountains of the Pamir Knot, turiana depression, the Iranian plateau, Mesopotamia and the Syrian desert. (más…)

Shwedagon is a religious place chaired by the beautiful large Estupa Shwadagon Paya (in Burma known as the stupas Payas) that are located in Yangon, the former capital of Burma. Inside you can find relics of the Buddha Siddharta Gautama and hair, making it the beach sacred in the country. (más…)

Casablanca is the economic capital of Morocco and the country’s largest, with five million inhabitants. Tourists who come here are hoping to find a romantic city.
Visits to Casablanca:

We began our visit to Casablanca in Lusitania, the Jewish quarter. Around 5000 Jews still live in the city. The main synagogue, the Namarroch is located at the corner of the rue Rousseau and the Rue Ibn Rushd. There are different schools in the old neighborhood. To visit the synagogue, you have to make 08.00 to 18.00 hours. (más…)

For a moment think about the adventures of the young wizard with the lightning bolt in the front place in some of the most evocative of the United Kingdom, discover those enclaves is a fun and different way of penetrating the charm of the British Isles. (más…)

The Czech Republic is an attractive country landlocked Central bordering Austria to the south, east Slovakia, Poland to the north and northwest and southwest Germany. The country is divided into two regions, Bohemia and Moravia, which offer, in addition to the famous city of Prague, hundreds of destinations and unforgettable landscapes. (más…)