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The vast tulip garden in India's Kashmir Valley, first opened in 2007 with the aim of promoting floriculture, has now grown to become the largest tulip garden in Asia.
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The vast tulip garden in India's Kashmir Valley, first opened in 2007 with the aim of promoting floriculture, has now grown to become the largest tulip garden in Asia.
Biologists have found two new species of glass frogs with transparent bodies in a valley at the foot of the Andes mountains in Ecuador.
The 798-meter-long Lvzhijiang Suspension Bridge between two steep cliffs in Yunnan will open to traffic at the end of next month.
Archaeologists working in the Qumayrah Valley in Oman have unearthed a rare artifact: a 4,000-year-old boardgame. The game table set has engravings arranged in a grid sh…
Canada's Northwest Territories are truly one of the wildest places on Earth. There is a place here called Nahanni valley. This is where a number of myths and mysteries a…
Animal rescuers have discovered the first wild albino mink in Colombia in a valley in the north of the country.
After more than 1,000 years of using giant pyramids as burial sites, the pharaohs turned to underground tombs for a variety of reasons.
Longonot is an extinct volcano in Kenya. Today, the crater floor is a dense, green forest.
The small village of Haid Al-Jazil in Yemen is built on a precarious rock and looking at it, many people will think this is like a scene from a fantasy movie.
According to recent research, earthquakes may have helped trees in the valley grow more.
Napu Valley, is a famous place with mysterious megaliths located in Lore Lindu National Park, in Poso, Sulawesi, Indonesia.
These sites are considered the mecca of fossil hunters, where many generations of monsters come out.
The discovery on the wall inside the tomb of Egyptian emperor Tutankhamun reveals the harsh reality of the ancient Egyptian power struggle.
The Pingtang Bridge project across the Caodu River valley on December 30 was officially put into operation in Guizhou Province, western China.
Self-moving rocks can appear hundreds of millions of years ago, sliding on the surface when the ice melted in the early Jurassic.