fact or fiction
Is it a fact or merely fiction? Fact or Fiction explores travel myths to help you avoid making that wrong turn.
Discover the No-Go Destinations
Our world is full of incredible places, some of which are out of reach for even the most daring travellers. From dangerous natural formations to exclusive private islands, these places are off-limits for a variety of reasons, including safety and preservation. Are you ready to discover what has never been seen before? Here are five fascinating places you shouldn't dare to visit!
By Elijah Eghenure24 days ago in Wander
Kumbhakarna
Kumbhakarna, the towering figure of Hindu tradition, is a character steeped in complexity, famed for his immense strength, unwavering fidelity, and woeful fate. Born as the son of the savant Vishrava and the demoness Kaikasi, Kumbhakarna surfaced as a redoubtable presence in the grand Ramayana, leaving an unforgettable mark on the narrative with his conduct and persona. From his veritably birth, Kumbhakarna's fortune was intertwined with greatness. Legend has it that he was born alongside his sisters Ravana, the demon king of Lanka, and Vibhishana, who would latterly emigrate to Lord Rama's side. still, Kumbhakarna stood out among his siblings due to his extraordinary attributes. His name itself, deduced from" kumbha" meaning pot and" karna" meaning cognizance, indicated to his inextinguishable appetite and colossal size.
By vinoth kumar28 days ago in Wander
Kohinoor Diamond Jewel of Legends and Legacy
### Kohinoor Diamond Jewel of Legends and Legacy The Kohinoor Diamond, famed as one of the world's most notorious rocks , has charmed the imagination of people for centuries with its rich history, mystical appeal, and controversial heritage. This magnific diamond, steeped in legend and girdled by tales of power, treason, and subjection, has passed through the hands of emperors, lords, and trimmers, leaving an unforgettable mark on the artistic heritage of the Indian key and beyond. Origins and Early History The exact origins of the Kohinoor Diamond are shrouded in riddle and myth, adding to its enigmatic appeal. Believed to have been booby-trapped in India's Golconda mines, the Kohinoor's trip began thousands of times agone
By vinoth kumar28 days ago in Wander
Mysterious prehistoric stone statue forest in France. Content Warning.
The "loneliest" island in the world According to Unilad, Bouvet Island is located in the middle of the sea between Argentina, South Africa and Antarctica. The island has been claimed by Norway. The country considers it a protected nature reserve, is uninhabited and remains deserted, almost completely covered in snow and ice. So it cannot be a tourist destination, even for adventurous people.
By Ken Daklakabout a month ago in Wander
Exploring the Majesty of Mount Annapurna: Nepal's Enigmatic Giant
Exploring the Majesty of Mount Annapurna: Nepal's Enigmatic Giant Settled in the core of Nepal, the Annapurna massif remains a demonstration of the crude magnificence and imposing test that the Himalayas present to explorers from around the globe. With its most noteworthy pinnacle, Annapurna I, taking off to an elevation of 8,091 meters (26,545 feet), it ranks as the 10th most noteworthy mountain on the planet. In any case, what separates Annapurna isn't simply its level; it's also its celebrated history, amazing scenes, and the significant regard it commands among mountain climbers.
By Rony Sutradarabout a month ago in Wander
Just 105 Miles South of Key West
A short window of time opened during the Obama administration allowing Americans to visit Cuba for family or educational reasons. To celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary in 2017, my husband and I booked a cruise and tour in Havana. My father's side of the family came from Cuba, and I have always been curious about his homeland. Although I don't speak the language, just being there would rekindle interest in my heritage.
By Barb Dukemanabout a month ago in Wander
Summer Holidays
Engine Lloyd and Roger's Push Cart Botique Above the tempting pastries known all over the world, miniature promotional calendars noted, ‘the next couple days were designated, reflection holiday’. Carefully sipping, early morning English Breakfast tea, the sensitive action reminded me about the body count, since our mother country run by King George released its grip bringing resolution to the bloody conflict nearly two and a half centuries ago, claiming ‘not worth the expense’.
By Marc OBrienabout a month ago in Wander