Asia

Japan’s spring is legendary and breathtaking – here’s a guide to see its spring cherry blossoms.

This is the first 3D house printed on site. It feels like the far future is actually around the corner. This invention might have just changed the future of home construction.

China is getting another attraction that’ll make any thrill seeker’s heart race. This “invisible” glass bridge will give those who traverse it the illusion of walking on air, hundreds of feet up.

In the heart of Phong Nha Ke Bang National Park in Vietnam there is a cave that is rumored to have mythic proportions It has high walls, beautiful rock formations and different environments and is very picturesque.

China’s Taihang Mountain range runs over 250 miles and through three of the country’s provinces. While they is a truly breathtaking sight to behold, the mountains are as tall as they are difficult to climb. As a result of the difficult mountain, a spiral staircase was built in order to climb up the mountain. 

Nature is powerful, endless and incredibly surprising. Shepherds working in Russia found something pretty unreal. Apparently, the residents of the area reported having heard extremely loud rumblings in the middle of the night. When they woke up the next morning they couldn't believe their eyes. There, in the middle of the village, there was a massive crater in the ground. They were all shocked and had no idea from where the crater came from. Imagination started running and people came up with funny conspiracy theories about the crater... Some blamed aliens!

Already a major international airport hub, Dubai is now planning to build the world’s biggest airport.

Balinese masks carry a deep, spiritual meaning, which many tourists don’t grasp even though they admire their beauty in stores and on stages. Their sacred meanings run throughout their history, from their animism roots to their role in modern-day performances. 

You’ve probably noticed how similar the clothes are worn by female members of the Thai Royal Family look. This is no accident – they (almost) always wear what are known as Thai dresses of royal endorsement.

And endless desert, vast gulf, and manmade islands, enormous skyscrapers. Welcome to the fast-growing city of Dubai.