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A group of tourists must be brave and difficult to understand how dizzying feeling is on the altitude, when they become the first tourists to cross the bridge with glass…
On January 9, Amie Factory - the first facility in Vietnam using nano-silver technology and GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice) was officially put into operation.
French architect Vincent Callebaut has just introduced his vision to renovate the city of Paris, turning it into a smart, modern, environmentally friendly city.
Wildlife parks will be built to conserve, rescue and store genetic resources of wildlife species for scientific research, training, environmental education combined with…
Salina Turda is one of the oldest salt mines in the world that has been renovated and built into an amusement park with many fascinating games.
Plans to build the world's largest underwater tourist destination in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates are being deployed urgently.
Lonely Planet - a global travel guide that has voted the top 10 most special hotels in the world, from fortresses to caves all become unique hotels in the world.
The project to establish the Vietnam-Korea Institute of Science and Technology (V-KIST) in phase I will be supported by South Korea half of the cost from non-refundable…
This is like a giant building built on the special structures of the desert and the sand above will be the roof of the building.
The Cuban government is developing a series of solar energy park projects in the framework of a strategy to promote the use of renewable energy sources to meet the count…
The representative of Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park said that the difficulties in site clearance have been improved, so in 2014, the Management Board set the goal of building inf…
In addition to the dinosaur model adapted from the actual size, there are also some intact preserved fossils displayed.
Cuba is proving its great potential in developing renewable energy to meet the country's electricity needs, while saving costs.
All beasts in Les Machines de Lle are giant, lively, artistic machines, inspired by the Twenty Thousand-mile novel under the sea.
After collecting a large amount of waste, about 20,000 plastic bottles in the slums of Kampala (Uganda), Ruganzu Bruno's group embarked on the assembly of 'artworks'.