The origins of Kandovan Village can be traced back to over seven hundred years – the village was formed by the erosion of volcanic rocks that were deposited by a nearby volcano. More
Located in the small mountain village of Shahara, which is about 150 kilometers from the Yemeni capital, Sana’a. More
The town is star-shaped, with hexagonal walls surrounding it. The outer walls are 7 meters high and over 3 kilometers long, and they encompass an area of 30 hectares. More
With a width-to-height ratio of 1:23, 111 West 57th Street is taller than it is wide. The building stands at 1,428 feet, making it a true icon on the New York City skyline. More
Bedouin tents are a common in the deserts of Morocco, but some of the designs found in the country are truly unique and odd, making them a peculiar aspect of Moroccan cultural heritage. More
Built in the late 11th century, this bridge sits on the banks of the River Mynach, just a few miles east of the town of Aberystwyth. More
Built in the 1790s by the Moore family, it was the site of social events and political discussions. More
The Red Stone Valley has over 84 different scenic spots spanned over 60 square kilometers, making it a geological fortress of China. More