The F-35 uses a single F135 engine generating 43,000 lbs of thrust. This design saves weight, lowers maintenance costs, and frees up internal space for 18,000 lbs of fuel and stealth weapon bays.

Why the massive F-35 relies on only one engine instead of two

Modern fighter jets face immense thermal stress from 1,000°C engines, avionics, and air friction. They rely on aviation fuel as a coolant and flat nozzles to mask infrared signatures. Managing this heat is critical to avoid internal failure and evade enemy missiles.

Why fighter jet engine heat is a bigger threat than enemy missiles

While Mount Everest holds the world record for the highest elevation above sea level, it is not the closest point to outer space. Because the Earth is not a perfect sphere, regions near the equator naturally bulge outward. This unique geographical phenomenon gives a dormant volcano in Ecuador a massive head start, making it the farthest surface point from the Earth's core.

'Not Mount Everest': Which country is actually closest to space?

India celebrates its 80th Independence Day on August 15, and we look at seven unforgettable moments that shaped the country’s sporting identity forever. From India’s first Olympic medal in 1952 to Kapil Dev’s men beating West Indies to clinch the unthinkable, here are seven defining moments.

7 unforgettable moments that redefined India's sporting identity forever

All eyes were on the Red Fort this Saturday, Aug 15, as India celebrated its 80th Independence Day. PM Narendra Modi once again addressed the nation, and once again, his turban stole the show. This year, he wore a striking red colour bandhani safa

PM Modi’s safa tradition: A look at his Independence Day turbans from 2014 to 2026

Symptoms of mumps include fever, headache, and swollen salivary glands. Although mumps heal on their own, they can cause severe complications like brain swelling or hearing loss in rare cases. 

Popular attractions at the Majuli Islands include 21 Satras and the village culture. The nearest railway station to the island is Jorhat Railway Station.

Lakshadweep Island is a cluster of smaller islands like Kavaratti, Minicoy, and Agatti. It offers many water sports, like scuba diving.

Barren Island has the only active volcano in India. The lava rocks, scuba diving, and pristine blue beaches make the Barren Islands one of the most beautiful islands in India.

Munroe Island has much to offer, like MG Beach, Jatayu Roc, Varkala Beach, Shendurni Wildlife Sanctuary, and Palaruvi Falls. The best time to visit is from October to May.

The Diu Fort, Gangeshwar Temple, Seashell Museum, and St Paul's Church are the main attractions on Diu Island. The best time to visit Diu Islands is from October to January.

Vadabhandeshwara Temple, Maple Beach, and Daria Bahadurgarh Fort are some of the most iconic places to visit on St Mary's Island in Karnataka.

The Elephanta Caves on the islands are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. They represent the art and architecture of ancient India. The island is easily accessible via ferry from Gateway of India, Mumbai.

Sri Ramanathaswamy Temple, Agniteertham, Gandamadana Parvatham, Hanuman Temple, and Dhanushkodi are the best places to visit on Rameswaram Island in Tamil Nadu.

Charao Island, located in Mandovi River, offers lush green forests and scenic beaches. It has many Hindu temples and Catholic churches.

Islands are a haven of fresh air, pristine beaches, and fascinating culture. Here are the best islands one must visit in India.

Top 10 Must-Visit Islands in India

8 Famous Travel Destinations With High Number Of Pickpockets

1. Las Ramblas pedestrian - Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is famous for its huge number of pickpockets, and this touristy walkway is one of their main hotspots.

People from across the world flock to Paris, especially to see Eiffel Tower. However, this world of wonder also has a huge number of pickpockets and street scammers.


It is said that if one tosses a coin in Trevi Fountain, he/she is bound to return to Rome which leads to a collection of $1.7 million worth of coins yearly, making it the best place for pickpockets.

4. Charles Bridge – Prague, Czech Republic

On Charles Bridge, it is believed that touching the statue of St. John of Nepomuk brings good luck, which becomes the best way for pickpockets to distract people in this area.

Street scammers and pickpockets have been lining up at its entrance and stealing money and other valuable items from tourists.

More than six million people visit the Colosseum every year which makes it a hotspot for pickpockets who look for crowds.

7. Old Town Square – Prague, Czech Republic

Old Town Square is among the top travel attractions in Prague and its popularity also attracts lots of pickpockets.


More than nine million people visit the Louvre every year and hence, making it a popular spot for pickpockets, just like the Eiffel Tower.

10 Most Weird Tourist Attractions Around The World

The ground at this steepest street in the world rises a meter for every 2.86 metres of your step.

It's a roadside attraction in California and features two enormously giant dinosaurs named Dinny the Dinosaur and Mr Rex.

This pastoral refuge for garden gnomes in West Putford, England was established in 1979 by Ann Atkin, a former art student.

A replica of England's Stonehenge, Carhenge is built from vintage American automobiles which are all covered with grey spray paint.


Shin-Yokohama Ramen Museum is the first Ramen-themed amusement park in the world that offers all flavours of this national dish from renowned shops .

The Big Lobster is locally known as Larry the Lobster and the sculpture is 17 metres tall and is considered one of the most impressive of Australia's Big Things.

The only place with the largest display of penises and penile parts, the museum boasts a collection of over 300 penises from more than 100 species of mammal.

The “Big Pineapple” that stands outside of Bathurst, South Africa is the largest pineapple building in the world with a height of 56 feet.

The oldest visitor attraction of England, the Petrifying Wells' notable examples are the spring at Mother Shipton's Cave in Knaresborough and Matlock Bath, in Derbyshire.

The Wang Saen Suk Hell Garden is the country's largest hell garden and the monastery garden's entrance greets visitors with a sign that reads "Welcome To Hell".

7 Destinations All History Lovers Must Visit


The historic remains of Machu Picchu stand 2,430 metres above sea level, tucked away in a rugged jungle on the eastern slopes of the Andes. They are a striking reminder of the Inca civilisation. Machu Picchu, commonly known as The Lost City of the Incas, was erected in 1462 AD but abandoned 100 years later, preventing Spanish conquistadors from destroying and pillaging it.


This Red Rose City, which consists of spectacular buildings carved into sandstone outcrops, was once a centre of activity where trade routes for silk, spices, and other goods came together, connecting Egypt, Syria, and Greece with China, India, and southern Arabia. A UNESCO World Heritage Site today, Petra welcomes hundreds of people every day.



The Khmer Empire, which historically dominated the majority of South East Asia, was centred in this historic metropolis in Cambodia. The Khmer Empire shifted its capital as its authority waned, leaving behind a number of beautiful temples and buildings in the process. Before it was unearthed in the 1860s, abandoned Angkor had been reclaimed by the forest for many years.


One of the greatest Mayan towns' remains may be found tucked away in the Yucatan Peninsula's rainforests. Through its abundance of ornate and lavishly designed ceremonial structures, like as temples, pyramids, palaces, and observatories, Chichen Itza is renowned for illuminating the confluence of the Mayan and Toltec civilizations.



The biggest collection of ancient Hindu and Jain temples may be found in the northern Indian temple town of Khajuraho, which also serves as a spectacular example of the style. Only 20 of the original 85 rough river sandstone temples have withstood the test of time and are still relatively well maintained.



The Giza Plateau, which sits on the western bank of the Nile River, is where you'll find some of antiquity's most stunning monuments and, in many ways, the planet's first truly advanced civilization.



The structures on the Acropolis in Athens may be some of the most well-known examples of the sophistication and architectural boldness of Ancient Greek civilization. The four greatest works of classical Greek art are found on this well-known flat-topped rock, which rises 150 metres above sea level and is not just stunningly beautiful.



7 Destinations All History Lovers Must Visit

Kalindi Khal, a high mountain pass which connects Gangotri to Badrinath, is the most intense trek in India. However, the journey rewards you with magnificent views of some of the highest Himalayan peaks.

The high-altitude glaciated mountain pass offers a long and treacherous journey between the pilgrimage towns of Gangotri and Kedarnath.

Kang La Trek is a rich terrain with many challenges on the 90-kilometre stretch. It takes you through the best of Leh and Himachal.

Pin Parvati Pass is a trans-Himalayan trek between Parvati Valley and Pin Valley in Spiti. Sometimes you'll find yourself in knee-deep white snow, an experience like no other.

Panpatio Col Trek connects the holy pilgrimage sites of Kedarnath and Badrinath. It is the best offbeat trek in India.

Stok Kangri Trek will make you sweat even in frigid sub-zero temperatures. It is one of the highest trekkable peaks in the country.

The 12-day Parang La Trek gets more stringent each day. However, you stumble across treasures such as Tso Moriri Lake on the way to Karzok.

Here's a list of the most treacherous treks in India for people who want to level up their adventure game.

7 Most Dangerous Treks in India

The toy train journey that covers a distance of 96km, passing through 102 tunnels and 82 bridges, gives a glimpse of picturesque deep valleys, pine forests, deep valleys and small hill towns along the way.

This train journey gives you the unique experience of traversing the sea, as it crosses the iconic Pamban Bridge, which is the second-longest bridge built in India over water.


The iconic Konkan Railway connects Maharashtra, Goa and Karnataka and takes passengers through the Sahyadri mountains, the Arabian Sea, lakes and waterfalls.

Taking a train from Vasco de Gama in Goa to Londa, Karnataka, one sees the awe-inspiring Dudhsagar Falls. The 4-hour journey offers a glimpse of the charming Western Ghats and serene beaches.

The Desert Queen which runs from Jaisalmer to Jodhpur offers a stunning view of the barren desert land, sand dunes, desert wildlife and tribes, which is very unique and different from other rail routes.


A UNESCO World Heritage Site, toy trains in Darjeeling give travellers stunning views of the breathtaking Mt Kanchenjunga and sprawling tea plantations. The train route is especially famous for its loops, where the toy train moves in a full circle and then climbs 20ft higher.  

Matheran, a place where even bicycles are banned, the train's slow and zigzag route gives ample amount of time to travellers to enjoy and appreciate the beauty of the Western Ghats.

7 Most Scenic Train Journeys In India

Cherrapunji, known among places having the highest rainfall in the country, offers breath-taking views during the monsoon season.

Lonavala is a picturesque destination during the rainy season. The Tungarli Lake, Tiger Point, and Tikona Fort are the major attractions of the city.

Mount Abu has a soothing climate and inexplicable charm during the monsoon season that attracts tourists from worldwide. 

Nestled in God’s own country, Kerala, Wayanad is one of the best places in South India during the monsoon season. The city hosts a three-day monsoon festival, Splash. 

Darjeeling has expansive tea gardens, rolling hills, ageless toy trains, and lush green valleys. During the monsoon season, the landscape of the ‘Queen of the Himalayas’ is mesmerising to watch. 

Shillong has jaw-dropping waterfalls, such as Elephant Falls, Bishop Falls, and Crinoline Falls, that are captivating during the monsoon season.

Despite the weight on its shoulders, the conclusion to the Iron Man trilogy did not fail to deliver. Iron Man 3 narrated the story of Tony Stark after the events of The Avengers and earned $1.2 billion at the box office.

Here are seven must-visit monsoon vacation places in India.

7 Best Monsoon Destinations in India 

Top 7 Countries with Most Solo Tours. India Ranks 1st

India offers the most solo tours for travellers, with a total of 3,047 tours every year.

Italy has the second-most solo tours, with a total of 1,125. Top solo tours include ‘The Italian Dream’ where tourists can have lunch in Tuscany.

In third place, Egypt has 1,040 solo tours. The most popular tour is the ‘Nile Jewel Cruise’ which starts in Cairo.


Next, we have Morocco in fourth position with about 993 solo tours.

Germany is fifth on the list. It has about 954 tours planned every year.


In the sixth position, we have Greece, with a total of 727 solo tours.

Spain bagged the 7th spot for most solo trips in a country.

Specialist Sports Insurance provider SportsCover Direct has uncovered these seven countries for solo travel based on women's safety scores, tours and activities, and the number of five-star hotels.

7 Best Countries for Solo Travellers. India's Rank is...


One of the best-rated places to visit in Morocco is Jardin Majorelle, a peaceful and shady garden which contrasts with the busy streets of Marrakech.



Greece is the second-best place to visit for solo travellers in 2023. Tourists can sail to some of the most idyllic Greek islands from Mykonos to Santorini whilst sipping on cocktails and feasting on Grecian delights.


With 3,047 solo tours, India comes in third for solo travellers. No trip to India is complete without seeing the Taj Mahal. If you're an adventure traveller, you should also visit the Ranthambore National Park.  

The US has a solo travel score of 28.5 out of 30. It has about 250 solo tours planned every year and has several attractive tourist destinations for you to choose from.

Brimming with unrestrained luxury, natural beauty, art & culture, adventure activities, and delectable dishes, the experiences are endless in this country.



In Italy, you'll find whitecapped mountains, serene lakes and breathtaking terrain covered in vineyards. It's a must-visit destination for solo travellers.

As solo trips continue to gain popularity among travellers, many individuals from around the world are embarking on solitary journeys to Croatia to see the "Pearl of the Adriatic".

Specialist Sports Insurance provider SportsCover Direct has uncovered these top countries for solo travel based on women's safety scores, tours and activities, and the number of five-star hotels.

7 Best Countries for Solo Travellers. India's Rank is...

Tristan da Cunha, located 2,000 miles away from the shores of South America, has bore several damages, such as the 2001 extratropical cyclone. It has a population of less than 300. Moreover, it has no hotels or airport and is only reachable by a 7-day boat ride.

Motuo, hidden in Tibet, was inaccessible by road until recently. The only way to reach Motuo is to trek a frozen overland for four days, crossing the community settlements and a suspension bridge.

Rapa Nui (Easter Island), a UNESCO World Heritage Site, got its name from a Dutch explorer who discovered it on Easter Sunday. Located 3,701 kilometres from Chile, it has a population of a mere 4,000.

Pitcairn Island is only 3.5 kilometres from east to west, and only 50 people live there. The British government has urged the citizens to move to the remote island to increase the population.

It is no secret that Antarctica is one of the world's most difficult places to live in. The region has no habitants, and the only visitors are scientists, military members or artists.

Oymyakon is the oldest town in the world, with the lowest recorded temperature of -69.2°C. Around 470 people live in this small town.

La Rinconada is the highest town in the world. The town does not witness much footfall and has a mere population of around thousands.

The town in Greenland is home to seals, walrus, narwhals, polar bears and arctic foxes. It only has 450 residents, a few general stores and only one grocery shop.

It is the northernmost town in the world. Legend has it that it is illegal to die in this town. But the fact is that there are no options for burial as the weather is so cold the body does not decompose.

The remotest places on Earth have very few people living there, and it is almost impossible to reach them. Here are a few such places.

9 Most Remote Places on Earth

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The Death Trail on Mount Huashan (2,154 metres) has narrow passages made of wooden platforms nailed to the mountainside. Every year several people come to climb the historical Taoist monasteries.

The trek lacks a prescribed route or marked trail. The first day usually goes by clamouring up rusty chain ladders and reaching the ridge.

This trek is also known as 'Little King's Path.' The original pathways on the trek were made by hydroelectric workers over 100 years ago.

The trail's remoteness, unpredictable weather conditions, steep ascents and high altitudes make the 24-day trek extremely challenging.

Muir Snowfield Trail, Mount Rainier, Washington

The trail becomes intimidating after a short route through lush forests, shimmering lakes, and scenic views. The real challenge begins when you come upon the 2,800-foot vertical Muir Snowfield climb.

This Indian trek is not for the weak or faint of heart. It takes six to ten days to complete the entire trail, including crossing the frozen river of Zanskar.

Steep slopes, wooden bridges, wet weather, and ladders are a part of the trail. Black bears, cougars, and wolves live in the forests on the West Coast Trail.

Kalalau trail is slippery, and one misstep is enough to send you into the ocean thousands of feet below. Flash floods, falling rocks, and thick mud are common occurrences in the area.

Devil's Path is located in Catskills Mountains. Although the trek is only 25 miles, it can get quite extreme.

It takes a lot of preparation and bravery to complete the world's toughest treks due to dangers like wild animals and falling rocks.

9 Most Dangerous Treks in the World

9 Best Destinations for Backpackers in India


Hampi is popular among long-term travellers seeking peace. Although it does not have a backpackers hostel yet, there are many budget-friendly guesthouses available.

Rishikesh, considered the birthplace of Yoga, attracts plenty of spirituality seekers. The place also offers adventure sports, like river rafting and bungee jumping. There are many trendy backpacker hostels in the holy city.

Pushkar offers laid-back spirituality, rooftop yoga, cooking classes, henna tattoos and wellness therapies. The holy city has eye-catching markets. Backpackers won't have a problem finding a cheap stay in Pushkar.

Anjuna Beach in North Goa has bountiful backpacker hostels. It was once home to Goa hippies. It is also famous for its Wednesday flea market and Curlies beach shack.

Varanasi is a different experience. There is something mystical about the city and its rituals. There are many backpacker hostels close to the 'ghats.'

The increasing commercialisation in Dharamshala has pushed backpackers to the much quieter village of Dharamkot. Many new backpacker hostels and co-working hostels have opened up in the vicinity.

The Pink City of India is part of India's Golden Triangle Circuit. It features on the itineraries of most travellers. There are many backpacker hostels to choose from in Jaipur.

Mahabalipuram is one of the top beaches on India's east coast. It's best known for its stone sculptures and 7th-century UNESCO World Heritage monuments. The Othavadai Street near the Shore Temple has inexpensive guesthouses with rooftop cafes.

Varkala is one of the best beaches in South India. It has a dreamy cliff-top setting and a long, paved pathway bejewelled with coconut palms and beach shacks. It's the ultimate backpacker's paradise.

Best Places in India Every Backpacker Must Visit

According to Numbeo, the cost of living in Pakistan is, on average, 20.5% lower than in India.

The cost of living in Egypt is, on average, 3.3 per cent lower than in India.

The cost of living in India is, on average, 70.5 per cent lower than in the United States.

The cost of living in Colombia is, on average, 18.3 per cent higher than in India.

Rent in Libya is, on average, 5.6 per cent lower than in India. However, the cost of living in Libya is, on average, 10.8 per cent higher than in India.

The cost of living in Nepal is, on average, 14.3 per cent higher than in India.


The cost of living in Sri Lanka is, on average, 53.9 per cent higher than in India.

7 Cheapest Countries to Live in 2023

7 Historic Places in Germany That You Won’t Believe Exist 

The magnificent cathedral is located in the city of Aachen in western Germany. Consecrated in 805 AD, the stunning structure has a rich history and cultural significance. It has been a pilgrimage destination since middle ages and was the coronation site for 31 German kings and 12 queens. 


This extraordinary archaeological site, constructed during the 1st century AD, represents one of Germany’s most remarkable Roman fortifications. It spans an impressive length of 568 kilometres and encompasses an astounding 60 forts and 900 watchtowers and stretches from present-day Holland to Austria. 


Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Baden-Württemberg, this captivating monastery was constructed in 1147 AD. It is hailed as one of the finest-preserved monasteries in Europe and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. 


Trier, known as Germany’s oldest city, holds a fascinating historical significance. Established by the Romans in 16 BC, it boasts of an array of impressive Roman ruins that rank among the finest in Europe. 

Situated in Schwerin, this magnificent palace is a favoured attraction for tourists in Northern Germany. Constructed between 1847 and 1857 by Duke Friedrich Franz II, the palace is an exquisite representation of German Baroque architecture. 

Located in Bad Säckingen, this natural wonder is a prominent tourist attraction in Southern Germany. Spanning across the River Neckar, the 18-arched bridge is a renowned landmark and holds immense cultural significance. The bridge’s origins date back to the years between 1075 and 1200 AD. 


Wartburg Castle, situated on a cliff overlooking the town of Eisenach, is an iconic representation of German romanticism. Constructed in 1067 AD under the patronage of the Landgrave of Thuringia, this castle holds a significant place in history. Notably, it provided sanctuary for numerous influential individuals during the Protestant Reformation. 



Germany has a plethora of awe-inspiring historic sites. Here are 7 remarkably well-preserved places that will leave a lasting impression on you.

Fireflies Festival: Best 5 Places to Spot Fireflies in Maharashtra 

Every year before the monsoon starts, Mumbai hosts the festival of natural lights — the Fireflies Festival. In May and June, these bioluminescent beetle bugs become visible as they attract partners, producing a spectacular spectacle. 

Purushwadi is located near Maharashtra, close to the village of Pachnai. It offers stunning views of natural scenery in the backdrop of fireflies. 

Samrad village, located at the base of Ratangad and Sandhan Valley, provides a chance to witness fireflies in their natural habitat. 

The hill station, Bhandardara is tucked away at an elevation of 3000 feet, which transforms into a firefly playground as dusk sets in. 

Rajmachi Fort is a symbol of Maharashtra’s rich cultural heritage. The fort is engulfed in mist and fog during the monsoon season and is also a good place to see fireflies. 

As the night grows, Kothaligad Fort becomes a playground for fireflies. The place is famous for its night trek during winters and summers. 

Every year before the monsoon starts, Mumbai hosts the festival of natural lights — the Fireflies Festival.

AI Transforms Historical Sites into Inflatable Marvels

AI artist Joann is giving a whimsical transformation to some of the most iconic monuments of this world. Take a look!

Inflatable Eiffel Tower in the middle of Paris would be a vision to behold.


Who wouldn't want to visit this inflatable Roman Colosseum and experience its architectural magnificence in an unconventional way?

Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque in Abu Dhabi looks ethereal as an inflatable masterpiece and radiates a sense of serenity.

Here is an inflatable version of Christ the Redeemer overlooking Rio de Janeiro.

Thanks to AI, we now know how India's Taj Mahal would look as a giant inflatable marvel.

This inflatable pyramid has struck a chord with netizens across the globe.


How to Explore Turkey: One Week Itinerary


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Arrive in Istanbul. Spend the day visiting some of the city's most famous sites including the Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and the bustling Grand Bazaar.

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Continue your exploration of Istanbul. Explore the historic neighbourhood of Galata with its landmark tower, then visit Taksim Square in the evening for a taste of the city's lively nightlife.

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Fly to Izmir in the morning and then take a short drive to Ephesus. Spend the day touring these astonishingly well-preserved ruins, which include the Library of Celsus and the Grand Theatre.

Drive from Ephesus to Pamukkale, which is noted for its magnificent white calcium terraces known as the Cotton Castle. Explore the ancient city of Hierapolis as well.

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Fly from Izmir to Cappadocia. Spend the day touring some of the area's incredible natural and historical sites, including the Göreme Open-Air Museum and Uçhisar Castle. If you're up for it, take a hot air balloon ride at sunset.

Spend another day in Cappadocia. Take a tour through the gorgeous Red and Rose Valleys and visit some of the area's famous underground cities.

Return to Istanbul by plane. If you have time before your flight, you can visit any sites you missed at the start of your stay, or simply enjoy some last-minute shopping or dining in this lovely and busy city.

Do you want to travel to Turkey? Here, we bring 7-day itinerary to explore Turkey. Check today!

7 Countries With Most Popular Travel Souvenirs

Origami Paper is the most popular souvenir from Japan. It is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding, where beautiful models are created by folding a single sheet of paper without cutting or gluing.

Matryoshka doll is a Russian nesting doll and is a traditional Russian toy consisting of a set of wooden dolls of decreasing sizes nested one inside the other. 

Thundu Kunaa are traditional handwoven mats or carpets made out of natural fibers and are exclusively found in the Maldives. These are made with grass that is grown in Gaafu Dhaalu Atoll.


Kazakhstan is known for its delicious chocolates and confectionery products. The country has a rich tradition of chocolate production and offers a variety of sweet treats that cater to different tastes.


Thailand is renowned for its spa culture and the use of natural ingredients in spa products. They are highly sought after for their rejuvenating properties and the incorporation of traditional Thai herbal remedies. 

Be it cinnamon, cumin, turmeric, ginger, coriander, cardamom, nutmeg, black pepper, and fenugreek, people who visit India take with them as many spices as they want. 

Oud perfume or agarwood perfume is a popular fragrance choice in Saudi Arabia and many other parts of the Middle East. Oud is derived from the resinous wood of the agarwood tree. 


Which top 7 countries have the most popular souvenirs? Here is the list of the top countries where you can pick these items while traveling.

8 Things To Do in Papua New Guinea on a Fun Vacation

From attending the Milamala festival to watching the Goroka show, here're 8 must-have travel experiences in Papua New Guinea.

To see this traditional festival, you'll have to visit the Trobriand Islands in July and August. Milamala festival is celebrated to mark the harvest of sweet yams and is one of the most recommended things to do in Papua New Guinea.

If you're visiting this place in September, you must see the Goroka show, which is one of the oldest shows in the country and attracts thousands of people to the National Sport Institute’s Sports Oval every year.

Out of six Academy nominations, Lange took the golden trophy home two times. The first time was for Tootsie in 1983, and the
second time was for Blue Sky in 1995.

Traditional warriors of Asaro tribes live near Gorka. They usually wear costumes and mud masks and are covered in mud.

Visit Nice on the French Riviera. Explore the Promenade des Anglais, pay a visit to the Matisse Museum, or simply unwind on the beach. Depart from Nice or remain the night and depart the next day.

Rapala is one of the best restaurants for a dinner date in Port Moresby and Papua New Guinea. It is situated inside the Crowne Plaza. You'll find plenty of scrumptious dishes here, but most people say that the tasting platters are especially elegant and flavourful.

This festival marks Independence Day in Papua New Guinea. And, the celebration is also held to mark the change in the direction of the trade winds that brought traders home from the Gulf in medieval times.

Take a 20-minute motor ride to this remote island from Wewak and witness god’s own paradise. The pristine beaches of this island will definitely make your trip memorable.

How to Explore Switzerland: One Week Itinerary


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Is Switzerland on your bucket list? Here, we’ll help you in exploring Switzerland in one week. Check our 7-day itinerary for visiting Switzerland.

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