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If you’re scared of heights then this site isn’t for you.

Yes, you read well. It is a cafe where you can take a power nap! According to RockeyNews24, instant coffee brand Nescafe and Japanese bed manufacturer France Bed Co.

If you ever decide to take a vacation to Sri Lanka, make sure to check out the wonderful tradition of stilt fishing while you’re there. Stilt fishing consists of wooden poles standing above the waves a few meters in the sea.  Typically, mean are seated on top of these poles with fish hooks in one hand and fishing rods in the other.

If you’re sick of the Rainforest Café at your local mall, you’re in luck. A more natural and much more beautiful version has been set up for all to enjoy. It’s called Labassin Waterfall Restaurant. Located in Tiaong, Philippines, Labassin is run by the Villa Escudero Resort.

The very first Forest Bus is launched in Taipei, Taiwan

Chiang Mai means "New City," and was named so after it was founded and became the capital of Lan Na in 1296.

Hashima island in Japan has a wide array of nicknames, including "Battleship Island" and "Ghost Island" due to the way this island is shaped. This island really does look like a game piece from the popular board game 'battleship". From the late 1800s to late 1900s, the island was populated because of the access it granted to undersea coal mines.

Singapore's airport is amazing. On top of that, the airport is opening a new area that will make it even better. Changi Airport teaser footage of its planned Jewel complex showed that it plans to open a mall in 2019.

Kampung Pelangi is a small village in Indonesia. In the past years, it has transformed itself into a stunning location. It is now a place of bright colors and a sort of piece of art. It is amazing considering that this place used to be a slum in Central Java.

There are 11 islands around the world filled with cats. This one is called Ainoshima, it is located in Japan and it is visited by lots and lots of people every year. The cats were originally brought to the islands by fishermen who were trying to regulate the rodent populations on the island.