Changsu Mountain is located in the southern part of the plain in Chaeryong County, South Hwanghae Province, North Korea, with deep mountains and valleys, towering peaks reaching into the clouds, and varying scenic views throughout the four seasons, which are loved by tourists. Its highest peak is 747 meters high, renowned for its unique natural landscapes such as strange rock formations, steep cliffs, and secluded valleys. Since ancient times, it has been known as the “Vajra of the Yellow Sea” in North Korea. There are many cultural buildings on Changsu Mountain, including the “Xuang An” on the right side of...

Indawgyi Lake Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the town of Mohan in Kachin State, northern Myanmar. Established in 1999, it surrounds the Indawgyi Lake and covers an area of approximately 299.32 square miles, playing a significant role in the conservation of wildlife and birds in the region. The sanctuary is home to either rare animals or endangered bird species, and its establishment has contributed to their survival and reproduction. It houses a variety of waterfowl, migratory birds, and forest-dwelling birds, with hundreds of species including over 120 forest-dwelling bird species and more than 10 endangered bird species. As a result,...

Aphrodite’s Rock, also known as Petra tou Romiou, is located in the coastal city of Paphos, Cyprus, 25 kilometers from the city center. It is a sea stack formed by the erosion of seawater, believed to be the birthplace of the love and beauty goddess Aphrodite (Venus), making it a world-renowned tourist destination. The coastline of Paphos is characterized by rolling waves, steep cliffs, and a group of towering rock formations, some resembling stalagmites jutting out of the sea, some like giant mushrooms standing in the water, with the largest rock reaching about 30 meters in height. This group of...

The Crazy House, often described as the “Fairy Tale House,” is located in Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, Vietnam. It is a highly unusual guesthouse designed by a Vietnamese female architect, completed in 1990 and opened to visitors from around the world. Due to its unique and distinctive design, it has attracted worldwide attention and is renowned as one of the most magical buildings in the world. The Crazy House has been named one of the world’s ten most bizarre buildings by People’s Daily, and has also been featured in many travel guides. The overall design of the Crazy...

Bursa is located in the northwest of Turkey, it is the country’s fourth largest city and the capital of Bursa Province, serving as the automobile industry center of Turkey. The city was the capital of the Ottoman Empire and a major city near the western end of the Silk Road. Bursa is a city with a developed tourism industry, known for its ski resorts, Ottoman Empire Sultan tombs, and fertile plains. It is nicknamed “Green Bursa” due to its abundance of parks and gardens, and is also the birthplace of many famous Turkish foods. Bursa offers numerous tourist attractions, including...

Diyarbakır is located on the right bank of the Tigris River, it is the largest city in southeastern Turkey, serving as the capital of Diyarbakır Province. It is often referred to as the unofficial capital of Turkish Kurdistan. Historically, the city served as a key military stronghold and currently functions as an important military center in southeastern Turkey. The old city of Diyarbakır is surrounded by a 5.5-kilometer intact Roman city wall, which is one of the most famous attractions and ranks second only to the Great Wall of China in terms of wall length. Visitors can enter the ancient...

Astana is located in the semi-desert grasslands in the central-northern part of Kazakhstan. It is an autonomous city of Kazakhstan and has been the capital of the Central Asian country since 1997, making it the second largest city in Kazakhstan after Almaty. The city is often referred to as the “heart of the Eurasian continent” and is one of the youngest capital cities in the world, as well as the most modern city in Central Asia. Astana has a pleasant four-season climate, a good ecological environment, and the beautiful Ishim River running through it. It is a rapidly developing capital...

Beirut is located by the sea in Beirut Governorate, serving as the capital of Lebanon. It is an important commercial, banking, and financial center in the Middle East, with many multinational corporations having their regional headquarters in Beirut. The city is not only the largest and finest seaport on the eastern coast of the Mediterranean Sea but also a major gateway and distribution center in Lebanon. Beirut attracts global travelers with its exquisite architectural art, splendid natural landscapes, and renowned historical sites. It is a highly popular tourist destination, welcoming around 3 million visitors annually. Known as the “Paris of...

Surabaya is located in the northeast corner of Java Island, facing the Madura Strait and the Surabaya Strait, across from Madura Island. It is the capital of East Java Province and the second-largest city in Indonesia. Surabaya is a beautiful city with continuously erupting volcanoes, towering buildings, a thriving arts and cultural scene, ancient museums, grand festival events, and exquisite cuisine. The historic Cheng Hoo Mosque stands out among the Chinese architecture, with its pagoda-style design looking particularly unique. The century-old Cigarette Factory Museum is also worth a visit. Established by a person of Fujian descent, it has changed hands...