See the wonders of Buddhism on the legendary Silk Road
This Buddhist wonder consists of many temples built in artificial caves, digging into the steep sandstone cliffs.
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This Buddhist wonder consists of many temples built in artificial caves, digging into the steep sandstone cliffs.
In addition to the basic errors with a fine of several hundred thousand, motorcyclists can be fined up to 5-7 million if dropping two hands, lying on the saddle.
This strange phenomenon only appears when the tide recedes, the deep hidden roads in the sea appear as in legend creating spectacular spectacle.
Eyre is a thousand miles long, not a turn, where towns and holiday stations are scattered a few hundred kilometers apart.
Swinging the rope in the sky, taking a train on the clouds or walking on a narrow, unbounded cliff ... are frightening experiences that are hard for anyone to be brave t…
In order to drive safely on a mountain pass, which is always choking, downhill, the driver needs to equip the required skills.
If you notice, in some cars the fuel tank cap is located at the side of the asset, the other is the fuel in the opposite position. So why is there such a problem?
Recent research has demonstrated that simple physical activity such as striding on the road can spark creative ideas.
Surely many of us wonder why you and some countries in the world, people drive left instead of right?
Autumn with the streets covered with yellow leaves, red maple trees shimmering in the golden sunshine, which pleases people soon from everywhere in the world.
El Caminito del Rey, or king's trail, is considered the most dangerous walking path in the world. El Caminito del Rey is located along the wall of the cliff El Chorro in…
For scientists, the presence of lines of hand plays a role in helping people live when they hold things.
The sharp, steep, narrow lanes, potholes ... make a road dangerous. Some roads not only converge the above factors but also the risk of landslides, animals crossing and…
A painter has created a series of portraits from different maps. Ed Fairbun uses everything from Cambridge's roads to the hills of Wales to portray a lot of human faces.