A Tale of Ancient Legends: Rozafa Castle and a Luxurious Sojourn in Paris with Tour Passion

Rozafa Castle

Nestled atop a rocky hill in the enchanting city of Shkodra, Albania, Rozafa Castle stands as a testament to centuries of history and folklore. This medieval fortress, surrounded by panoramic views of the Shkodra Lake, offers a journey through time, blending tales of ancient legends with the allure of a well-preserved historical site. Rozafa Castle, … Read more

Imperial Palace of Ethiopia Revealed to the Public for the First Time

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Ethiopia’s Imperial Palace, a century-old complex that has long been shrouded in secrecy, has now opened its doors to the public. Previously accessible only to the country’s leaders and their guards, the 40-acre compound overlooking Addis Ababa has undergone a $170 million renovation, transforming a section into a 15-acre park known as Unity Park. The … Read more

A Malaysian cave site and temple, dating back 400 million years, is set to undergo an escalator upgrade

Batu Cave Temple

The stewards of an ancient Hindu religious site in Malaysia are considering the installation of an escalator to provide an alternative for visitors who may find it challenging or are unwilling to ascend the existing 272 steps leading to the temple and cave shrines. The Batu Caves, situated just a few miles north of Kuala … Read more

Rare View of a 112-Year-Old Shipwreck Unveiled by Storm

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Recent severe winter storms across the United States have brought not only bitter cold and hazardous conditions but also a rare sight at Acadia National Park in Maine – the re-emergence of a 112-year-old shipwreck. The two-masted schooner Tay ran aground on Mount Desert Island in July 1911 during a storm, resulting in the death … Read more