Since the Chinese occupation of Tíbet in 1.951, the Indian region of Ladakh has become one of the last corners of the world where it is still possible to experience the genuine style of life of a Tibetan Buddhist community. Tíbet and Ladakh have always shared the same territory and the present borders have not erased their common past; the two regions share the same landscape, the same type of food and architecture and, most significant, the same Tibetan Buddhist religion that gives form and meaning every single cultural manifestation of its people. Due the lack of freedom in Tíbet, Ladakh is preserved like a true cultural jewel, a region whose natural and human beauty inspires the soul and the senses.[+]

One of the most exotic and less visited destination of Western Africa, Mauritania is the indicated place for the lovers of the desert who prefer to flee from the agglomerations of tourists. Almost completely covered by the Sahara, this country offers to the visitor the rewarding experience to enjoy the immensity of its landscapes of sand and sea, a nomadic culture that enjoys very good health and forgotten treasures in the entrails of its caravaneers cities. .[+]

Mongolians and British did of Srinagar, capital of Kashmir, their favourite mountain station where to take refuge of the exhausting heat and humidity during the monsoons. Here, on the foot of the Himalayas, the conquerors found beautiful mountainous landscapes splashed with spectacular lakes sorrounded of a calm climate. Faced to the royal prohibition to buy land to construct their summer houses, the British built luxurious houses that put to float in the Dal lake, the biggest of the lakes of Srinagar. This peculiar solution granted a very important touch of glamour to this vacacional center after independence, when the affluence of tourists increased spectacularly arriving at one million visitors per year in the late 80´s, among which the foreigners represented ten percent. Nevertheless, during last the 15 years, from the outbreak of the armed conflict that faces the armies of India and Pakistan to take control of the region, the immense majority of tourists has moved away of Kashmir and Dal Lake for ever.[+]

Borned in the middle of the XIX century from the union of three millenarian cities, Óbuda, Buddha and Pest, this old jewel of the crown of the Austrohungarian Empire turns out to be an exciting fusion of landscaping, architectonic and historical resitances. Declared Patrimony of the Humanity by UNESCO, the capital of Hungary is not short of careful lovers who have invented it names so romantic and varied as "The Paris of the Danube", "The City of the Coffees", "The City of the Thermal Baths" or "The capital of the Wonders". Nevertheless, between all of them, without a doubt that "The Pearl of the Danube" turns out to be the most appropriate since, not to do it, would leave without his deserved tribute the omnipresent river that crosses the city, granting to Budapest its so particular identity. Among those who visit it, few doubt that the Danube is the most beautiful monument of Budapest and, the city, the most beautiful between those that rest on his shore to his passage by Central Europe.[+]

The North of Chile is a region of impressive and resisted landscapes. Across it we will find immense salt fields that extend themseles until the feet of giant volcanoes of perfectly conical summits covered with eternal snow, lagoons nested on the High Plateu where numerous colonies of Andean flamenco nest, geysers at four thousand meters of altitude where to enjoy the nights starring on the cleanest sky of the planet and traditional towns to the shelter of green oases where history has more than ten thousand years of age. These are some of the natural wonders that keeps untouched this northern region of Chile. [+]

Uzbekistán is, without a doubt, the country with the most fascinating historical inheritance of Central Asia. Here there are some of the oldest oasis cities of the world and many of the main commercial centers that bloomed and became rich thanks to the passage of the merchant caravans of the Silk Road. From the beginnings of the 90´s, after a domination of seventy years in the hands of the Soviet Union, the cultural identity of this enigmatic country has returned to bloom while a timid flow of tourists approaches it every year to contemplate its architectonic relics filled with history. [+]

Worldwide known by the carved erotic sculptures of their walls, the temples of Khajuraho represent the second most visited destination in India, only surpassed by the Taj Mahal. The majority of the temples, inheritance of the splendor of the Chandela dynasty that dominated the north of India during five centuries until the arrival of the Mongolans to the subcontinent, were constructed between years 950 and 1.050. But the temples have a cultural and historical interest that go much further than the curiosity that the erotic carvings wake up. The creation of theories to explain their location, the reasons and the execution of this fascinating fine work continue maintaining occupied the historians.[+]

Eastern Island is much more than the typical Polynesian island we are used to see in the cover of the tourist pamphlets promoting luxury hotels next to endless white sand beaches flanked with tropical palms. Lost in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, almost four thousand kilometers far from the American continent, Eastern Island preserves a rich ancestral culture that enjoys excellent health, proud of a glorious past that is perpetuated in time thanks to the greatness of its art and traditions. The secrets that encloses "Te Pito o Te Henua", traditional name in Rapa language that means "The Navel of the World", have always represented a great challenge for archaeologists and historians of the entire world. Where they came from? How did they arrange to arrive? What is the meaning of the enormous stone figures and how were constructed? What did happened to this civilization?. In short, a fascinating trip to an extraordinary island. [+]

Home of the most legendary conqueror in history, the highways have not yet made their appearance on the land of Gengis Khan, a territory of a rich and lively nomadic tradition, with open spaces as unpollluted as infinite. Travelling on this vast territory needs time and it is not always easy, but in return this country compensates at least as great as the invested effort. Enjoying the warm of a genuine and cosy people like few other, riding without restrictions on the steppe on top of a mythical mongolian horse or camping freely under a stary sky are some of the privileges that this mythical country offers to the visitor. It is possible to complete this feature with photographies from the features “Hunting with Eagles”, “Dances of Freedom” and “People of the Reindeer”..[+]

Scattered between intrincate valleys covered with forests and watched over by some of the highest summits of the Himalayas, Sikkim is an enchanted territory, one of the most distantand strangers zones of India. Owner of a virgin and exuberante nature, in addition Sikkim has a unique and fascinating history related to the life of Padmasambhava, one of the most charismatic and venerated wise person of tibetan Buddhism. Opened to the tourism for hardly one decade, Sikkim offers the possibility of enjoying one of the most genuine landscapes of the Himalayas, a true oasis of tibetan culture.[+]

World wide known thanks to the novel “Robinson Crusoe”, the famous novel of adventures inspired on the real life of the scotish shipwrecked Alexander Selkirk, the island of Robisnon Crusoe constitutes a prodigy of nature. Of volcanic origin, distant 700 kilometers of continental Chile, this island constitutes a great National Park and is catalogued by UNESCO like World Reserve of the Biosphere, thanks to the 135 endemic species and 200 native species living in its small surface. The feature, that visites all the corners of the Robinson Crusoe island, the main and the only permanently inhabited island of the Juan Fernandez Archipelago, rescues interesting aspects of its fascinating history and of those who has inhabited it in the past and continue living in it today. [+]