Asia

If flying gives you the creeps and makes your skin crawl, then maybe this article will be too thrilling for you, because in it, we will be looking at the world’s spookiest airport.

Cambodia is a country with great respect for history and tradition, and nowhere is this more evident than when it comes to their ballet dancing, known as Apsara. This delicate dance form goes back to the 7th century, as one can see from the images etched into the walls of ancient temples. The talented dancers performing year-round nationwide are riveting to watch.

Known to be one of the best food hubs in the entire world, the city of Mumbai in India does more than excel to live up to the expectations. From appetizers to desserts, this city serves the most flavorful and diverse food that will tempt you to visit it every time you are around.

In 1971, the Soviets opened the Door to Hell, and 42 years later that door is still open. A natural gas field in Derweze, Turkmenistan, the Door to Hell is the site of a former Soviet oil operation that went wrong when a rig collapsed into a large crater. Soviet geologists decided the best thing to do was light the crater on fire to burn off its poisonous methane gas, but things didn't go as planned, and the fire still burns today.

Koh Dach, also known as Silk Island, is only a stone throw away from Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital and most populous city. Yet, it is a completely different world from the capital’s hustle and bustle.

Vietnam’s flag carrier and industry behemoth Air France signed an official agreement on Tuesday to enhance their overall collaboration and tap the overly growing market of traveling between Europe and Vietnam.  The companies have been in tight cooperation for more than 20 years when it comes to aircraft maintenance as well as crew training. They also shared codes back in 2010. However, their current agreement is supposed to deepen and further the relationship even more. The main reason for this is to ensure that everything is handled as per the highest industry standards when it comes to traveling between Europe and Vietnam, the latter of which is turning into a very popular destination.  Under the terms of the agreement, which is set to begin in November, the Airlines of Vietnam’s passengers are going to be able to connect to more than 70 destinations in Europe from the current 14. And also, the passengers of Air France will be able to reach more than 20 Vietnamese destinations from the current 3.  This is obviously a very substantial improvement and one which reflects the interest of both parties. Even though Vietnamese Airlines are entitled to more destinations and the deal seems better for them, it’s a matter of nothing but geography. This is something that you ought to keep in mind when it comes to it. In any case, the transit between the Old Continent and Vietnam is designated to become one which is easy to go through and it’s only going to become easier. 

Phuket, a rainforested, mountainous island in the Andaman Sea, has some of Thailand’s most famous and beautiful beaches, mostly situated along the clear waters not that far off the western shore. The island is home to many high-end seaside resorts, spas and restaurants, which is what makes it so attractive for people to flock to and relax on the beach.

For a long time bars are no longer just a place to serve cocktails, instead of bringing you your favorite drink they have to sell you a whole experience, introducing the theme bars which began showing around a decade ago. Themed bars are a fun way to mask the authentic bar experience and make it more fun than it normally is. Themed bars often sell to their customers based on the experience they provide, and with themed bars, it attracts a niche group of people who enjoy that particualr experience. 

Tea ceremonies have been practiced in Japan for over one thousand years now. The practice is believed to have been brought in from China by a Buddhist monk (who else) at some time during 9th century AD.  Today, tea ceremonies are still popular among the higher classes as a kind of status-establishing ritual. 

If you are an Indiana Jones super fan, you might recognize the location of this rock. Many people recognize this rock as Petra, a rock that is famous both on screen and off screen. Petra was the set of “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade." On the screen, the place looks amazing but in real life is even more incredible. It is a towering ancient city which was carved into the cliffs. It dates back to 2,000 years ago and it still amazes visitors today.