The stunning views behind Japan’s 10 most famous waterfalls
Japan’s diverse landscapes are home to countless waterfalls, but some offer a rare opportunity: the chance to step behind the rushing water and see nature from a completely different angle….
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The picturesque scenery of the village praised as “the most beautiful in Japan”
Nestled amidst rolling hills and untouched countryside, this charming village is often praised as one of the most beautiful in all of Japan. With its harmonious blend of traditional houses,…
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The 200-Year-Old Ancient Bridge in Dagestan: An Architectural Masterpiece That Stands the Test of Time Without Nails
In Dagestan, a republic of the Russian Federation located in the North Caucasus region, south of the Caspian Sea. With its unique geographical location and rich history, Dagestan is a…
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Astonishing Beauty of the Sapphire-Blue Pond in Japan
Japan is full of natural wonders that often leave visitors amazed, and among them is a hidden gem in Hokkaido. The Shirogane Blue Pond in Biei captivates travelers with its…
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The Dragon’s eye lake in legend, appearing only in spring
Japan is home to countless natural wonders, but few are as mysterious and fleeting as Kagami Numa, also known as the “Dragon’s Eye Lake.” Hidden near the summit of Mount…
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The temple with a bizarre ritual: Everyone is shocked when they see the hat on the priest’s head
Aruka Shrine is one of the oldest shrines in Sagami Prefecture, Japan, and is known for its unique ritual involving a priest who wears a giant green onion–shaped hat that…
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What makes the world’s most expensive apple orchard so special?
In Japan, there exists a rare and highly coveted variety of apple known as Sekai Ichi or the “sun apple.” This fruit is not only among the most luxurious in…
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The world’s most ‘Lifelike’ village with 300 human-shaped residents
Imagine driving through a small mountain village. At first glance, it seems full of life, with residents scattered about. But then you realize something unusual—many of these “people” are not…
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Not just for relaxation – Many visitors flock to this beach to hunt for jade
On the northern coast of Japan lies Hisui Coast, a destination not only admired for its natural beauty but also treasured as a hunting ground for jade seekers. In Japanese,…
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The $1.5-a-night hotel everyone’s talking about
Even though the nightly rate is only $1.5, this hotel still provides guests with all the essential amenities for a comfortable stay. >> Never use the hotel hair dryer –…
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17 hilarious photos of “Giant” tourists visiting Japan
When travelers from Western countries arrive in Japan, one of the first things they often notice is just how compact everyday life feels. From doorways and trains to restaurants and…
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Stinky Tofu: The infamously smelly delicacy travelers can’t resist in China
At first whiff, it’s enough to make most people wince—or even gag. But for those bold enough to give it a try, stinky tofu is one of the most surprisingly…
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Stargazy Pie: The bizarre British dish that stares back at you
Among Britain’s many culinary curiosities, few dishes are as unsettling—or as legendary—as Stargazy Pie. This odd-looking pastry, with fish heads poking through the crust and gazing skyward, has both fascinated…
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Hongeo: The infamous “Toilet-Smelling” delicacy of Korea that surprises with its taste
Imagine sitting down to a meal that smells unmistakably like a public restroom. You pinch your nose, shut your eyes, and take the first bite. For most people, this sounds…
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9 most bizarre dishes on the planet that only the brave dare to eat
Are you the kind of traveler who’s always up for a challenge—especially when it comes to food? While some dishes are celebrated for their flavor or nutritional value, others gain…
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Parigala: The mysterious “Fairy Castle” carved into a sheer cliff in Azerbaijan
Hidden deep in the rugged foothills of the Caucasus Mountains in northwestern Azerbaijan lies one of the world’s most fascinating archaeological enigmas—Parigala, meaning “Fairy Castle.” For centuries, this extraordinary site…
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Boiled Snails: From Moroccan street food to a gourmet delicacy
A fragrant street dish simmered with over 15 spices, boiled snails—known locally as boubouch—are more than just a snack in Morocco’s bustling Medina. They’re a beloved culinary tradition that has…
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The Japanese shrine that built a tiny water temple just for Bees
In the lush, shaded corners of Japan’s Shinto shrines, it’s not just humans who come to find peace. Often nestled beneath towering trees with thick, leafy canopies, these sacred spaces…
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An abandoned school swallowed by nature after 47 years – A scene straight out of a Ghibli film
Deep in the mountains of Bibai, Hokkaido, Japan, a hauntingly beautiful sight has captured the imagination of thousands: an abandoned elementary school, completely engulfed by the forest, evoking memories of…
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A perfectly semi-circular waterfall so surreal it leaves visitors in disbelief
Tumpak Sewu, also known as Coban Sewu, is located in eastern Java, Indonesia. This breathtaking natural wonder features a series of cascading waterfalls arranged in an almost perfectly semi-circular formation—so…
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