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]]>Located in the south-central part of Turkey, this region is known for its very unique geographical formations that look like cones and are made out of soft tufa rock—colloquially called “fairy-chimneys.” The region is full of underground cities and winding cave systems from medieval times. And all of these features are best viewed from the basket of a hot-air balloon—tours are offered all over the region and are a must-do here.
On the Northeastern coast of Brazil, the national park of Lençóis Maranhenses is made up of rolling sand dunes across 383,000 acres. In the rainy seasons, the valleys between the dunes fill with fresh water, creating lagoons and an incredible visual landscape unlike anything you’ve probably seen before. And you can even go surfing, canoeing, and horseback riding along this beautiful place.
A little island located along the Arabian Sea, this UNESCO Natural Heritage site is full of gorgeous white sand dunes and fantastically blue lagoons. One of the most interesting sights to see on this island has to be the trees. Both the dragon’s blood tree and the flowering bottle tree are two of the unique species that only grows on this island.
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]]>Historic tower houses, built with concrete blocks and decorated with stone veneers, are scattered all across Sanaʽa. One of the best examples of this style of architecture is the former royal palace Dar al-Hajar, known by the nicknames “Stone House” and “Rock Palace”, which now serves as a museum.
Another marvel of Yemen’s architecture, Bab AL-Yemen aka the Gate of Yemen has been around since the 17th century. The ancient fortification walls welcome visitors to the city, offering the first glance at high towering houses that the architectural landscape of Sanaʽa is known for.
Al Saleh Mosque has only been around since 2008, but that didn’t stop it from becoming one of Yemen’s most recognizable landmarks. Its architectural style is characterized by ornate domes, stained glass windows, and intricate patterns on its walls. This is currently the largest mosque in Yemen with a capacity of 44,000 and it’s open to non-Muslims.
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]]>The post The Most Gorgeous Places That’ll Make You Feel Like You’re in a Dream appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Located in the south-central part of Turkey, this region is known for its very unique geographical formations that look like cones and are made out of soft tufa rock—colloquially called “fairy-chimneys.” The region is full of underground cities and winding cave systems from medieval times. And all of these features are best viewed from the basket of a hot-air balloon—tours are offered all over the region and are a must-do here.
On the Northeastern coast of Brazil, the national park of Lençóis Maranhenses is made up of rolling sand dunes across 383,000 acres. In the rainy seasons, the valleys between the dunes fill with fresh water, creating lagoons and an incredible visual landscape unlike anything you’ve probably seen before. And you can even go surfing, canoeing, and horseback riding along this beautiful place.
A little island located along the Arabian Sea, this UNESCO Natural Heritage site is full of gorgeous white sand dunes and fantastically blue lagoons. One of the most interesting sights to see on this island has to be the trees. Both the dragon’s blood tree and the flowering bottle tree are two of the unique species that only grows on this island.
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]]>The post Sanaʽa is Home to Yemen’s Best Architectural Gems appeared first on Traveler Master.
]]>Historic tower houses, built with concrete blocks and decorated with stone veneers, are scattered all across Sanaʽa. One of the best examples of this style of architecture is the former royal palace Dar al-Hajar, known by the nicknames “Stone House” and “Rock Palace”, which now serves as a museum.
Another marvel of Yemen’s architecture, Bab AL-Yemen aka the Gate of Yemen has been around since the 17th century. The ancient fortification walls welcome visitors to the city, offering the first glance at high towering houses that the architectural landscape of Sanaʽa is known for.
Al Saleh Mosque has only been around since 2008, but that didn’t stop it from becoming one of Yemen’s most recognizable landmarks. Its architectural style is characterized by ornate domes, stained glass windows, and intricate patterns on its walls. This is currently the largest mosque in Yemen with a capacity of 44,000 and it’s open to non-Muslims.
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