Really good Zoo, some of the enclosures are a bit dated and small - like oldZoos used to be but they have an amazing Panda Bear enclosure...

We went out late afternoon so that we could watch the sun go down out at sea.They take you slowly past all the homes along the way. This shows you how thesepeople live. We really enjoyed it...

Alleys and Alleys of stalls and food and just amazing sites and smells...

We returned from our holiday last Wednesday and I just wanted to say a big thank for organising our tours in morocco last week and to put this tour for the travelers helping.I must say we were very impressed with morocco overall. and will definitely be coming back. When we do, we will not hesitate in using moroccanlegend wonderful service again.I would also like to say what a great guide Moha was for us last week. I filled in the feed back form but I would like to reiterate that he was excellent....

The endless plains of east Africa are the setting for the world’s greatestwildlife spectacle - the 1.5 million animal ungulate (wildebeest) migration.From the vast Serengeti plains to the champagne colored hills of Kenya’s MasaiMara over 1.4 million wildebeest and 200,000 zebra and gazelle, relentlesslytracked by Africa’s great predators, migrate in a clockwise fashion over 1,800miles each year in search of rain ripened grass.There is no real beginning or end to a wildebeest's journey. Its....

Malaga has plenty locations which worth the visit, like Mijas , Puerto Banus orthe famous Torremolinos, very known location in the years 60 in all Europe. Cometo visit Malaga, you will not regret. I recommend taking the visit in the summermonths, that is from July to September.

Its free to get in, take your swimming stuff & get in the huge warm mud pool,wallow around a little...its weird, you can't swim in it but you don't sink, youjust kind of float there.....the beach is 2 minutes away to wash off all the mudafter the photos..there are little lunch places there that sell beers too....

There is a good home stay hotel near Shimla called Sunrise Villa. It is located on a ridge at Shoghi about 14 kms before shimla in a very calm area away from the city crowd with plenty of forest area and hills for outdoor activities like trekking bird watching etc.. Very nice people and service and economical too. I liked this place very much.

My first trip back into the desert with my best friend instead of 'my man' - which was rather momentous but very special - after all the visits gradually from tourist to almost 'local' i was going out on an overnight camel trip for the first time!I had done the sunris by camel as a tourist and i have had excellent camps overnight in the desert but this was excellent - it was dark when we set off on our camels so we were totally under the stars then the moon came up half way through the trip!!i w....

known for its porcelain and other fine china