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It’s a gigantic construction ( 150 meters) that shows you both old & new Dubai from its observation deck. There are light refreshments on the deck & the decor is out of the world. There’s this smart glass on which you walk & see the view below. The glass has a sensor activation as a visitor steps on it the opaque glass becomes completely transparent. The view going up & down the lift is really breathtaking. Also, there are a few eatery trucks at the ground level.

A MUST-VISIT ATTRACTION WITH FAMILY.

Lonar Lake, also known as Lonar crater, is a notified National Geo-heritage Monument, saline, soda lake, located at Lonar in Buldhana district, Maharashtra, India. Lonar Lake was created by a meteorite collision impact during the Pleistocene Epoch.

The color of Lonar lake water in Maharashtra’s Buldhana district turned pink due to a large presence of the salt-loving ‘Haloarchaea’ microbes, a probe carried out by a Pune-based institute has concluded.

The Bhangarh Fort is located on the border of the Sariska Reserve in the Aravali range of hills in Alwar district of Rajasthan.Infamous for being one of the most hunted places in Asia.

According to legends ,the beautiful princess Ratnavati, who was the daughter of Chatr Singh. Tales of her beauty and delightful temperament spread far and wide and she received many marriage proposals. A tantrik priest, who was well versed in black magic, fell in love with her. Seeing the princess’ maid buying perfume for her in the village, he cast a spell on it so that Ratnavati would fall in love with him. Ratnavati came to know of this.she refused it, throwing it onto a large rock that consequently rolled onto the wizard and crushed him to death. He was crushed under its weight, but before he died, he cursed the princess, her family, and the entire village. The next year, a battle was fought between the forces of Bhangarh and Ajabgarh, which led to the death of Ratnavati and most of the army.

Situated on the shores of the Turkish Riviera, Titanic Mardan Palace is one of the most luxurious all-inclusive resorts in the Mediterranean. The hotel has been designed by renowned international interior designers with the intention to reflect the monumental architecture of the city of Istanbul. The five acres of lagoon-like pool extend via canals to the private sandy beach for sunbathing or to swim in the cool waters.

Guests will instantly recognize the exceptional standard of the golden all-inclusive concept of dining in one of the 35 food and beverage outlets. When it comes to the ultimate spa experience, it is harder to match the 7500 sqm luxury spa retreat that is designed by the spa expert Klafs. Carefully structured sports programs, exciting activities, clubs, shows, and the round the clock entertainment run by expert teams to ensure every member of the family has the golden holiday experience.

What to check after acquiring the Visa

1.Name: Your given name and surname should both match exactly your passport.
2. Gender: Gender(Male/Female) are correct.
3. Birth Date: The date of birth should match exactly the date recorded on the passport.
4.Type:The code under type indicates the visa classification and describes the purpose of your travel. For visa type, "R" is an abbreviation for “regular” passport. This is not a visa classification. The letters/numbers to the right of the R (B1/B2) is the visa type/classification.
5.Passport Number:Check to make sure this number matches the number in your passport.
6.Expiration Date: The date your visa expires is the last day that you may seek entry. It does not necessarily mean that you may stay in the country until this date.
7.Issue Date: This date is when the Country embassy or consulate issued your visa.
8.Entries:This field indicates the number of entries allowed. If there is a number here, you may apply for entry to the country that many times. On some visas, the entry may be indicated as ‘S’ or ‘M’. ‘S’ means single entry and ‘M’ means multiple entries. If you have multiple entries, means you can enter the country multiple times until the visa expires.
9.Visa Number: The visa number is a series of red numbers on the lower right-hand portion of the visa stamp issued by the Embassy/Consulate.
10.Issuing Post: Your visa’s issuing post is generally the location of the country embassy or consulate that granted the visa.
11.Annotations:The annotations area is where additional information about the visa and the petition itself, including any restrictions, are listed, if applicable. For example, on a student visa, the SEVIS number and name of the school would be listed here, and on a work visa, the name of the employer and the petition number.
12.Nationality: Nationality corresponds to the country of citizenship that issued the passport in which the visa stamp is placed.
13.Requested Time: At times, Embassies may grant a shorter duration than what you requested. So, check the stay time and you will need to reschedule your flight tickets and hotel reservations.

The South Island of New Zealand is renowned for its mountains, lakes and glaciers. Here, you can admire the mountains of Fiordland National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, from hiking trails or a boat on Milford Sound. The Southern Alps, home to 3,724m-high Aoraki Mt. Cook, run along the entire length of the island. In the southwest is Fiordland National Park, with steep-sided Milford Sound. In the north is Abel Tasman National Park, known for its trails and ocean kayaking. Queenstown is famed for adventure sports like bungee jumping and skiing. You can also sample delicious food and wine in the Marlborough region.

CABIN BAGGAGE
You are allowed to carry the following items in the cabin.
1. Passports, boarding passes, identification cards, financial records, travel vouchers, business documents, etc should be kept with you in your carry-on bag/cabin bag.
2. Cash, checkbooks, debit/credit cards, traveler's checks.
3. Jewelry and Valuables( (necklaces, diamonds, accessories, expensive watches, precious metals, etc)
4. Laptop and Electronic Devices AND Power Banks
5. Helping aid for mobility-impaired passengers such as a walking stick or crutches
6.Infant & child food (in reasonable quantity)

PROHIBITED IN CABIN AND CHECK-IN BOTH
1. Compressed gases - deeply refrigerated, flammable, non-flammable, and poisonous such as butane oxygen, liquid nitrogen, aqualung cylinders, and compressed gas cylinders
2. Corrosives such as acids, alkalis, mercury, and wet cell batteries and apparatus containing mercury
3. Explosives, munitions, fireworks and flares, ammunition including blank cartridges, handguns, fireworks, pistol caps
4. Flammable liquids and solids such as lighter refills, lighter fuel, matches, paints, thinners, fire-lighters, lighters that need inverting before ignition, matches (these may be carried on the person), radioactive material, briefcases, and attache cases with installed alarm devices
5. Oxidizing materials such as bleaching powder and peroxides
6. Poisons and infectious substances such as insecticides, weed-killers, and live virus materials
7. Fish (including other seafood), animals, birds, insects in any form, whether alive and/or dead and/or frozen and/or dried and/or cooked
8. Anything that possesses and/or is capable of possessing and/or emitting a conspicuous and/or offensive odour
9.Other dangerous articles such as magnetized materials, offensive or irritating materials.

The Molinear Underwater Sculpture Park is a collection of eclectic underwater contemporary art located in the Caribbean Sea off the west coast of Grenada, West Indies, and was created by British sculptor Jason DeCares Taylor.
The world's first underwater sculpture park was opened for public viewing in May 2006. Taylor aimed to connect local people to the underwater environment that surrounds them using works that are derived from the life of the local community. He installed concrete figures on the ocean floor, consisting of a range of mostly human forms, from solitary individuals to a ring of children holding hands, facing the ocean currents.