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Getting tied up, pouring dirty mixture on people, bathing 72 hours before the wedding, tearing the bride's dress to receive good luck... are the confusing wedding custom…
Many people think that working for Ferrari can enjoy some perks, like discounts for employees when buying supercars from the company. The reality is exactly the opposite.
In just a few decades, many cities around the world have changed their faces, proving their rapid development.
There are many fairy-tale palaces, still being used by royal families everywhere as their accommodation.
Currently, it is said to be the only stadium in the world that has an active train track running through.
Wanderlust travel magazine recently listed the 7 least-visited destinations in the world. Topping the list is the island nation of Nauru, which attracts around 200 visit…
Not only possessing a long-standing culture, these villages also have architectural features like coming out of a fairy tale.
Kieron Connolly's book 'Forests' opens a mystical world to readers.
Japan has made the decision to chip in pets to do
In nature there are many strange things, but not everyone has the opportunity to see them. Here are 7 strange things in the world that have been recorded.
Chester city is more than 2000 years old with poetic scenery voted as the most beautiful city in the world.
A sightseeing train in the town of Takachiho (Japan) running on ramen soup and used cooking oil has just been put into operation since early August.
A giraffe mother has become famous for giving birth so quickly, right in front of tourists and being cheered on.
Deep in the Tengeger Desert, lies a 'beating heart of the Earth'. Why do people say that? What is the truth about this heart?
Although this sea can only accommodate 1 to 2 people for 1 bath, it is especially popular. Why?