Coffee beans, football, tropical views, the world’s largest rainforest and a mountain that will make you hungry, you can find them all in Brazil.Keep reading to learn more about Brazil facts and secrets. Contents1 Wave the Flag 2 Sing Along3 Pin on the Map4 Flora and Fauna5 Look in the History Book6 Take a walk7 …
From the louvre museum and The Eiffel Tower to the beret and cheese. France is glamourous and delicious. Keep reading to learn more about France facts and secrets. Contents1 Wave the flag2 Sing along3 Pin On The Map4 Look in the history book5 Take a walk6 Meet the people7 Take a bite8 Fun fact Wave …
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From Cherry blossom and temples to fast trains and sumo. Japan’s story is rich with diversity. Keep reading to learn more about Japan facts and secrets.
Old temples, long rivers and rich history. Egypt has all of that and more. Keep reading to learn more about Egypt Facts and secrets.
Sounds of majestic music, smells of the salty sea and views of natural wonders. Sydney has all of that and more. Keep reading to learn about the finest harbor in the world.
“Texas, our Texas! All hail the mighty State!
Texas, our Texas! So wonderful so great!”
With these words, the regional anthem of the lone star state begins. And as the song explains, Texas is mighty, wonderful and great. Keep reading to find out why!
Have you ever seen the statue of Christ the Redeemer? This sculpture is considered one of the most famous monuments in the world. But it’s just one reason that makes Rio de Janeiro one of the most visited cities in South America. Keep reading to learn more!
France is one of the most famous countries in the world. Tourists flock to this European nation every year to visit its famous buildings and cities. Many people go to Paris to see Eiffel Tower and walk through the halls of the Louvre. However, France has many other gems. Head south to enjoy the beauty of Marseille, the southern gate of France.
Luxor is considered to be the world’s greatest open-air museum as the ruins of the old temples and monuments are surrounded by modern buildings
People started living in the city 250,000 years ago. after the unification of Egypt 4000 years ago, Luxor became of one of the most important cities in the New kingdom.
Some experts believe that people started living in Kyoto 12000 years ago but the first written record of the city dates back to the 6th century. At this time, people built Shimogamo Shrine in the city. It’s considered as one of the oldest buildings in the city.
Becoming the capital, The year 794 was a great year for Kyoto. Emperor Kanmu decided to relocate the capital to Kyoto. Kyoto remained the Japanese capital for centuries till 1868 when Tokyo took that title.
