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There are also many types of railways and cabins dedicated to mountain climbing in the world, many of which are still active and attract a lot of visitors.
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There are also many types of railways and cabins dedicated to mountain climbing in the world, many of which are still active and attract a lot of visitors.
Built over 80 years ago, Da Lat Station is an ancient station in Vietnam and has a rare sawtooth railway architecture in the world.
The Brokpa live in Bhutan raising yak to get their hair woven into traditional costumes, making rain hats, making tents or taking milk and butter milk daily.
The images recorded in the photo book titled Ultimate Wildlife Destinations show the beauty of their wildlife and environment.
With impressive design and majestic natural scenery, these swimming pools will provide visitors with a wonderful mid-summer experience.
The camp festival is held on Mount Laojun which looks beautiful as a place of fairyland.
The ground squirrel is famous for being a lovely animal, they impress people with their peaceful life, full of joy.
Because humpback whales are too large to move once, the environmental team must cut the whale's carcass into several parts.
The bloody lake in Mexico is the result of the accumulation of waste from slaughterhouses, attracting more than 300 giant crocodiles.
The Cologne Cathedral looks like a giant cross, and the Herrenhausen garden in winter appears like a white carpet embroidered with soft curling motifs.
Only a short time later, the subway will no longer be the only underground destination in New York with the appearance of Lowline Park.
With pure white and unique architecture, the temple has become a cultural symbol of the Thai Buddhist country.
Instead of the usual pointy shape, the stalactites that lie deep in the underground cave in Yucatan (Mexico) have a rather strange shape like a bell.
With creative ideas constantly architects have created construction projects despite natural standards, such as upside-down houses, suspended in trees, or stacked like r…
The changing living conditions make animals always have to find ways to adapt to new environments, even though they can be very bizarre ways.