Destination – Asia
If you came across some Kapadokya photos, then you know that it has one of the most unique landscapes on earth. The landscape is so unique that it might feel like a scenery of Mars, or the Star Wars movie. And in this post I will tell you about the unique experience of how is like to stay in a cave hotel in Kapadokya.
Kapadokya is one of the most beautiful places in this world and for many years it was on my travel bucket list. My first impression of Kapadokya was that it literally looks like a different planet. The region is famous for its peculiar rock formations, valleys filled with fairy chimneys and pigeon houses, towns filled with cave hotels and of course a sunrise sky filled with hot air balloons.
There are two kinds of travelers; one is the luxurious traveler who prefers to lay by the poolside or spend time on the beach, and relax while making the full use of room service. The other one is the more adventurous one who would look to engage himself in any sort of activities such as visiting tourist spots, try out water sports or even go hiking.
Vietnam is the kingdom of tropical plants, and it is famous for its bonsai tree industry. The interest for this art is unbelievable among its people as they have a natural affinity for bonsai trees. I have always had a great fascination for them as well and, it was wonderful to travel to northern Vietnam, where in every spot I visited I had the chance to see magnificent bonsai.
In the middle of Laos rainforest and, in between the Mekong and Nam Khan rivers, lays an exotic and dream-like ancient city called Luang Prabang. The UNESCO world-heritage city is an outstanding example of architectural fusion of traditional Lao structures and and a European colonial style. It is a city were many come to wander, a city with beautiful maintained and golden temples, French colonial villages and natural wonders.
Bangkok is Southeast Asia’s most dynamic and culturally vibrant city. It is known worldwide for its lively street life, cheap prices, never ending traffic and for its contrasting mix between modern skyscrapers that share space with old traditional homes and Buddhist temples.